For Counselors: Sending application documents for individual students

Counselors can send application documents for individual students directly through Scoir. While documents can be sent in bulk from Applications > Send tab, they can also be sent on a per-student basis as needed.

Before sending documents, make sure students have their colleges listed under the Applied column in their college list. This confirms that they have submitted their applications through their chosen method.
  1. Use the Search bar to find the student and navigate to their profile.
  2. In the student’s profile, navigate to the Colleges & Applications section, expand it, and click Send Documents.
  1. In this section, you’ll see the required documents for each college the student is applying to:
    • Documents in blue: On file and ready to send.
    • Documents in red: Missing and should be uploaded before sending.
    • Documents in black: Optional and will not render an application packet as incomplete.
  1. Click Send All under a college’s section to send all available documents on file. If any documents are missing, they can be sent later once uploaded. If the college does not accept electronic submissions via Scoir, the button will read Download All, allowing you to download the documents for mailing or emailing.
  1. If you need to send only specific documents, click Send next to the desired document. This will send only the selected document to the particular college for the student. If the college does not accept electronic submissions via Scoir, the button will read Download, allowing you to save the document for mailing or emailing.
  1. To send all unsent documents for a student across all their applied colleges, click Send All Unsent. This will submit any pending documents on file for each college in their list.

Download indicates the college is not yet accepting documents via Scoir and these packets must be mailed or emailed to the college directly outside of Scoir.

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