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This Twitter account for University Admissions in Sweden is no longer active. For general information on studying in Sweden, please see https://t.co/M0mBJjsPyZ. For information on the application process, please see https://t.co/PdU7mJXLYq

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@omoladejmk The admissions website for Sweden is https://t.co/PdU7mJXLYq.

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We'd like to remind you again that we can't answer specific questions about your application here on Twitter. Please contact University Admissions by phone, chat or telephone. Also, we recommend that you not provide private details about your application here.

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@sheisricadela This is a question for University Admissions. Please contact them directly. https://t.co/5Xm42MxKwr

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If you're having problems completing your application - uploading documents, paying the application fee - it's important that you contact University Admissions directly. We can't answer specific questions on Twitter. https://t.co/5Xm42MxKwr

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@Muhamma96943063 You should never provide private information on Twitter, Muhammad, as it isn't secure. Your question must be answered by University Admissions - they'll reply to your email as soon as they can.

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@abdulhim02 The date it arrived by email is the date listed in your admissions account. An application is considered late if documentation is received after the deadline. You'll have to contact the uni to find out if they'll review late application for the programme you applied for.

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It takes some time for admissions officers to review and register transcripts that arrive by a means other than uploading - up to 2 weeks in some cases. When they're registered, you'll see a date listed under 'Documents' and 'Documents received by regular post'.

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@savita04356918 We can't answer specific questions about an application here on Twitter. Please try again with chat. It can take a few days to get an email response. Most likely, your application hasn't been reviewed yet. We review applications up until selection in April.

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@weirdtigray Hey! All application instructions can be found at our website, https://t.co/PdU7mJXLYq. You can also find out more about studying in Sweden at https://t.co/M0mBJjsPyZ.

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@tmcomm2014 Hello! The best place for you to begin the process is with Study in Sweden. They provide all the information you and your sister need about studying at university in Sweden. Check out their website: https://t.co/pFerVaNJLZ

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@Lutayor I understand your situation. My suggestion is that you contact University Admissions and explain the situation. They can tell you how to proceed. https://t.co/5Xm42MxKwr

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@abdulhim02 The date indicated on your account is the date the transcript arrived. It can take time for documents to arrive by regular post. You can always contact University Admissions. https://t.co/5Xm42MxKwr

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@aqibraja3084 No technical problem on the website. It could be that all of your documents hadn't arrived when your application was first reviewed. It could be that you don't meet the general and specific entry requirements. These kinds of questions must be directed to University Admissions.

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@OasisFashionacc @kamalbegan We can't answer specific questions about your eligibility here on Twitter. Please contact University Admissions - by email or phone (not by chat for this type of question). https://t.co/5Xm42MxKwr

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@patranchia When the transcript is retrieved from the email system and processed, the date received will be the date of the email. It can take up to two weeks to process documents that come in this way to University Admissions.

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@abdulhim02 @Aduragbemi___ @akinremijulian It's unclear if your transcript wasn't received, or if it just hasn't been processed yet. It can take up to two weeks to process a transcript submitted by mail or epost. If you still don't see a date received under "Documents" after 2 weeks, contact University Admissions.

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Remember that your documentation - diploma, transcripts, proof of English and anything required specifically for your programme (CV, letter of intent, etc) - is due on 1 February. Find out more about what is required at the link https://t.co/PlmFR6O8pd

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@OuseSach Questions about your application should be directed to University Admissions - we can't answer that type of question on Twitter. https://t.co/5Xm42MxKwr

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@hao46227534 The review process for applications takes place from when we open for application until right before admissions results are posted.

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@phraimcee It's the same for all documents that weren't uploaded but were submitted another way. You'll receive confirmation when a receipt date is posted in "Documents".

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@eng_hidayat Go to the website that I linked to - you can find information there on how to study in Sweden.