To appeal an admission denied decision, you (the applicant) must submit a formal letter of appeal. You may also submit documentation intended to support your appeal, such as a new test score report or updated school transcript. If you want to use college course work or test scores to support your appeal, an official transcript must be sent directly from the college, and test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency.
For an appeal to be effective, it must bring to light new academic information or information regarding extenuating circumstances not included in the original application. The Admissions Appeal Committee will notify you of their decision by email three to six weeks after receiving your appeal request.