Grammatical error in email with school

[readmypostsMD]

Somewhat serious question. I made a pretty dumb grammatical error in an email communication to a school. Would adcoms take this into account when deciding post interview? I know it sounds stupid to ask this, but I feel like it reflects poorly on me and suggests that I’m a sloppy person.

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[pBar]

Maybe, maybe not. What's done is done and a minor mistake was made. Just relax, because there's nothing you can do about it now.

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[Doctor-S]

Somewhat serious question. I made a pretty dumb grammatical error in an email communication to a school. Would adcoms take this into account when deciding post interview? I know it sounds stupid to ask this, but I feel like it reflects poorly on me and suggests that I’m a sloppy person.

Likely no ... unless in your moment of anxious haste, you wrote something like "wtf" in place of someone's name. Eek!

Just kidding but you know what I mean. Let it go and move on ... it's DONE.

 

[Saturday’s Child]

Somewhat serious question. I made a pretty dumb grammatical error in an email communication to a school. Would adcoms take this into account when deciding post interview? I know it sounds stupid to ask this, but I feel like it reflects poorly on me and suggests that I’m a sloppy person.

I accidentally omitted a word in a thank-you email to the dean of admissions. Ended up with a merit scholarship

 

[Caterpillar34]

Withdraw from that school, change your name and move states. It's over for you. Done. Forever.

Just kidding, you will be fine.

 

[Moko]

You're fine. You're in good shape if this is your worst mistake in this cycle

 

[Engrailed]

You’re ok OP.
Some schools actually have even sent their applicants many typos in their emails