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How to address the assistant dean
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Why not just Dear Dr. XXX? If you wanted you could address their position in the letter itself i.e. In your position as Assistant Dean I was hoping you could rubber stamp my admission or whatever.
Are most Deans more receptive to Dean then Dr.?
Are most Deans more receptive to Dean then Dr.?
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If she's not a "Dr." and you're looking for a non-descript salutation, then "Ms." works. It's the female equivalent of "Mr." since it's not "Miss" or "Mrs." and doesn't designate marriage status.
yo, b*tch-face.
you could say dear, but you could also say "hi dr. XXX"..for some reason i cant get myself to address someone as "dear" when i write letters..i feel its a little overused and meaningless! ..either way you word it, you should be fine..the person reading it probably wont even notice
I'd just begin the letter with "Dean Last Name:" and drop the dear.
I agree with this. In my only email to the Associate Dean of Admissions at RWJMS, that is what I said, Dear Dr. XXX.
The question I would have is, how would you address the entire Admissions Committee? Could it be "Dear Admissions Committee?", "To the Admissions Committee?", or the more generic, "To Whom It May Concern?"?
Agreed on both counts. All other options or suggestions are too personal. By no means should you address the person by their first name unless/until they tell you to.
I would do
What it is Ho? Whats up?
What it is Ho? Whats up?
