After you've been accepted to your top school, did you email all the other schools who are still reviewing your file to withdraw your application? How did you do it politely? Or did you just wait until they sent you an interview invitation to politely turn it down?
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My situation was a bit more awkward. School A had admitted me on Dec. 3 w/ scholarship. I accepted it and the school even waived the initial deposit for me. Come mid-Janurary, the school I was really holding out for came through. I just wrote a polite email to the admissions coordinator and explained that I'll be attending School B for x,y,z reasons. They just emailed back and thanked me for informing them promptly.
Its not awkward and they would greatly appreciate it if you let them know.
you could just keep it completely informal too...
Dear _______ ,
"Yo your school was mad dope and all, but i'm finna move on up to ___________ (enter other school). Please don't be hatin'. I'll holla at you in about 4 years maybe."
Peace out.
Dear _______ ,
"Yo your school was mad dope and all, but i'm finna move on up to ___________ (enter other school). Please don't be hatin'. I'll holla at you in about 4 years maybe."
Peace out.
LoL!! This made my day... haha!
hahahah dude you're so funny
Actually, it was, as I had signed a letter for a scholarship and had spoke to the coordinator about waiving my deposit since I was a "for-sure" student. I didn't hesitate to let them know as soon as the other school decision came though.
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