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@okieparent
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This may be a silly question, but is it possible to add more than one studenty to my account?

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 鈥� 3 years ago

@okieparent we鈥檒l be adding this shortly! We want to make it easier for parents to manage multiple children鈥檚 admissions journeys. Probably in the next few weeks.

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[馃帳 AUTHOR]@okieparent3 years ago

Woohoo! Thank you for the update! It looked like it could be in progress鈥his is great!

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@CameronBameron
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 鈥� 3 years ago[edited]

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[馃帳 AUTHOR]@okieparent3 years ago [edited]

Intuitively, it seems like the site could offer this as functionality. Disagree that "there is no point". Currently, I can create an account as a parent, for a student, and then invite that student to collaborate on his or her profile. There's even a "People and sharing" page (currently, just one student, obviously). Thank you for your answer!

@CameronBameron3 years ago [edited]

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[馃帳 AUTHOR]@okieparent3 years ago

I鈥檓 guessing that you鈥檝e never viewed the site with the role set to parent to see what I鈥檓 talking about, but thank you!

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