> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cloudnotte.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cloudnotte.com/admin/admission/how-to-decline-an-incoming-applicant-on-cloudnotte.md). # How to decline an incoming applicant on Cloudnotte

First, go to the applicants section in the admission module.

Next, click on the particular student you want to reject to open their profile.

Click on **Reject**, to decline the application.

Once you click reject, this comes up. Click **Proceed** if you still want to reject it but if you don't want to reject any longer, click **Cancel**.

You can also choose to Reject as many applicants as you want, at once. First click the checkboxes beside the applicants name to tick it like we have above.

Click on **Reject**.

Once you click reject, this comes up. Click **Proceed** if you still want to reject it but if you don't want to reject any longer, click **Cancel**. Note:\ If you encountered an error while Declining an incoming applicant, check for the following:\ 1\. Ensure the internet connection is active.\
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