Good time for follow-up emails?

[intpreden]

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I have submitted my application on late June ~ mid July.

Just wondering if this is a good time to send emails to admissions offices?

 

[macsak]

I have submitted my application on late June ~ mid July.

Just wondering if this is a good time to send emails to admissions offices?

no

 

[intpreden]

no

when do you think will be the great time send emails to admissions?

 

[macsak]

when do you think will be the great time send emails to admissions?

never

trust the process...

 

[Ryxndek]

Now’s not a good time. Still early in process and some schools haven’t sent any II invites. If you don’t get an interview by December I’d say send a follow up then. If you get an interview and get waitlisted in December, then you’d wait until January for second round acceptances before sending a follow up.

The process is long, so try your best to stay patient and let it take its course. You don’t want to do anything that could jeopardize your chances. Sending follow ups prematurely doesn’t look all the greatest when schools have barely started checking and sending out invitations.

So. Deep breath. Give it a little more time. Everything’s gonna turn out in the end

 

[Mr.Smile12]

Check your spam folder. Keep improving your application. Keep preparing for interviews (you already took a KT?).

Read

While You Are Waiting: Processing Health Professions Applications | SDN

I often use the "marathon" metaphor when it comes to the timeline from preparing your application to stepping on-campus as a newly enrolled student, but

www.studentdoctor.net

 

[intpreden]

Now’s not a good time. Still early in process and some schools haven’t sent any II invites. If you don’t get an interview by December I’d say send a follow up then. If you get an interview and get waitlisted in December, then you’d wait until January for second round acceptances before sending a follow up.

The process is long, so try your best to stay patient and let it take its course. You don’t want to do anything that could jeopardize your chances. Sending follow ups prematurely doesn’t look all the greatest when schools have barely started checking and sending out invitations.

So. Deep breath. Give it a little more time. Everything’s gonna turn out in the end

Thank you for your great advice every time. I really appreciate it.

 

[intpreden]

Check your spam folder. Keep improving your application. Keep preparing for interviews (you already took a KT?).

Read

While You Are Waiting: Processing Health Professions Applications | SDN

I often use the "marathon" metaphor when it comes to the timeline from preparing your application to stepping on-campus as a newly enrolled student, but

www.studentdoctor.net

Always nothing in the spam folder also.. 🙁 and yes I took the KT, but only NYU which will be offered for all applicants.