Yes you can request anything that they would have (pamphlet, application, etc). You might also be able to find those things online; especially the application. You can also ask them questions. In fact, if they don’t answer your questions or don’t want to, that speaks heavily about the school. I work at the college I attend and we always try to be very open to students and answer any question they have. From the school’s perspective, they want you to go there, so they’d want to answer your questions and help you. If they don’t answer your questions, what does that say about how helpful people will be when you need help in a class or need advice from a professor?

Yes you can ask them whatever you feel like! They will appreciate that! Most school websites have a form you can fill out and they will automatically send you information. Plus they usually have an email or other contact for questions.

While you may think it is the best to call… some admission offices have students working at the phones and answering calls. You may keep getting directed to other numbers. Email works because they can answer when convenient for them.

Certainly. Any university worth its salt would let you ask questions that remain after you have read their pamphlet and looked through their website.

yes you can