HELP or advise plz

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SO, i got to my fav school and currently finishin up my master program. but decided to drop out for personal reason. I called school and they told me i have no problem droppin. my question is should i go and ask that on a paper? or :scared:

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What are you dropping out of? your grad or dental school? If from grad school, you'll be given some kind of a document, if not, get one. Since you haven't started dental school, you'll just be rejecting their offer, in which case no document is necessary.
 
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ChillinVillain said:
What are you dropping out of? your grad or dental school? If from grad school, you'll be given some kind of a document, if not, get one. Since you haven't started dental school, you'll just be rejecting their offer, in which case no document is necessary.
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no i haven't started dental yet. and Just got accepted in Dec 1st. I'm in master program just finishin it up my classes. but i decided not to and before droppin i called the dental school to see if i need to finish it. and all they said was no worries. so my question is should go with wat they say on the fone or should get some sort of document just in case?
 
You acceptance was based on what you have completed and the outcome of the planned course may or may not enter into the picture. If the someone you talked to happens to be the dean of admission and not a custodian who picked up the phone, you might be wise to drop your legalese attitude. If you get something in writing and the admission is rescinded what are you going to do, take them to court? For your peace of mind you might want to send them an e-mail informing them: "As we have discussed during our recent telephone conversation, please be advised that I will be dropping out of the my master's program."
 
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