Once you’re done configuring your home page, branding, and additional sections, you can preview how your program page will appear to applicants in the application. You can preview your program via three methods.
In this method, you can use WebAdMIT's prelaunch environment to access the Configuration Portal and preview your program in the application's prelaunch environment. To preview your program, it must be in Draft status.
Carefully review each page to confirm that the formatting and requirements are correct and make any necessary edits before submitting your program for approval. If you have a Kira integration, be aware that you cannot test it in the prelaunch environment. If you need to make any changes, return to the CAS Configuration Portal (via prelaunch) to make your edits. Review the Configuration Portal Best Practices for suggestions on how to effectively position your program and requirements.
No. While you can view and complete an application in WebAdMIT's prelaunch environment, you cannot submit the application. If you need a program in WebAdMIT for testing purposes (e.g., testing exports, lists, etc.), see Method 3 and contact a member of your account team.
Your browser may be experiencing a caching issue. First, try refreshing your browser. If that doesn't work, sign out of the application, close the window, and click Preview Program(s) again. If these steps don't work, you can try another browser and/or clear your browser's cache.
In this method, you can use WebAdMIT's prelaunch environment or WebAdMIT's production (i.e., live) environment to access the Configuration Portal and preview your program directly in the Configuration Portal. For example, if you have just finished configuring your program in prelaunch, you can follow the steps below in prelaunch to preview that program. Or, if your program is already live, you can follow the steps below in the production environment to preview that program.
Note that when previewing programs via this method, you can only view how the page looks for applicants; you cannot interact with any of the elements (i.e., drop-downs, text fields, etc.). If you need to interact with the elements, use Method 1.
Carefully review each page to confirm that the formatting and requirements are correct and make any necessary edits before submitting your program for approval. If you need to make any changes, click Edit at the bottom of the page. Review the Configuration Portal Best Practices for suggestions on how to effectively position your program and requirements.
This method applies to schools that require the ability to preview and work with applicants in WebAdMIT as part of the cycle preparation and testing process. For the data to be available in WebAdMIT, you must configure a test program and submit a test application.
Important Notes:
You can begin submitting test applicants to your program only after the first three quadrants of the application (i.e., Personal Information, Academic History, and Supporting Information) have been created and approved by your CAS's Association (specific dates are determined by the Association). Once these quadrants are approved, you can submit test applications in your CAS’s prelaunch Applicant Portal environment.
As noted above, you can submit test applications in your CAS’s prelaunch applicant portal environment only after the first three quadrants of the application (i.e., Personal Information, Academic History, and Supporting Information) have been created and approved by your CAS's association.
Once an application is ready for submission, use the following test credit card information to mock a payment and submit the application:
Following submission, the application will appear in WebAdMIT prelaunch.
If after verifying your test program configurations you wish to make additional edits, you'll need to reconfigure the program (note that you cannot reconfigure the test program because it will have been approved).
Once you've completed the reconfiguration, you'll need to follow steps 3–5 under Configuring a Test Program section above only if you still require the ability to preview applicants in WebAdMIT as part of the cycle preparation and testing process.