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Hey all,
I had a question about sending in a letter of intent to Temple University. I haven't gotten an interview yet and have gotten into NYU. I was thinking about sending in a letter of intent to the Dean of Admissions, Brian Hahn. Personally, I am only deciding between the two schools - and if I were to get an offer from Temple, I would go there definitely for multiple reasons. In regard to Brian, based on an SDN post from 2005, someone sent him an e-mail asking about application status in March 2005 and apparently he responded a bit harshly (saying he's only a messenger/not involved with the admissions process - even though he is, and to pretty much not bother him). Naturally, if I were to send my letter of intent - stating Temple as my top choice (and mentioning things like having gotten all A's this past Fall semester) - I would send it to Brian. So the question - should I send it to him? There is also an Assistant Dean of Admissions, Beth Davis, who seems to be open (based on a quick analysis of her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-da...me&authToken=mDUa&trk=prof-sb-browse_map-name). On her profile, she states that she also takes part in reviewing applications. So should I e-mail Brian, the "superior" Dean of Admissions, and risk a harsh reply - or should I e-mail Beth who has a higher probability of not being so harsh? Thank you for your time!
I had a question about sending in a letter of intent to Temple University. I haven't gotten an interview yet and have gotten into NYU. I was thinking about sending in a letter of intent to the Dean of Admissions, Brian Hahn. Personally, I am only deciding between the two schools - and if I were to get an offer from Temple, I would go there definitely for multiple reasons. In regard to Brian, based on an SDN post from 2005, someone sent him an e-mail asking about application status in March 2005 and apparently he responded a bit harshly (saying he's only a messenger/not involved with the admissions process - even though he is, and to pretty much not bother him). Naturally, if I were to send my letter of intent - stating Temple as my top choice (and mentioning things like having gotten all A's this past Fall semester) - I would send it to Brian. So the question - should I send it to him? There is also an Assistant Dean of Admissions, Beth Davis, who seems to be open (based on a quick analysis of her LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-da...me&authToken=mDUa&trk=prof-sb-browse_map-name). On her profile, she states that she also takes part in reviewing applications. So should I e-mail Brian, the "superior" Dean of Admissions, and risk a harsh reply - or should I e-mail Beth who has a higher probability of not being so harsh? Thank you for your time!
