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I'm an idiot and used my school email address for AMCAs. I got an email this week that my email will expire mid-March. So my issue is that more than half of my schools have sent me secondaries already, but some haven't yet, and I'm not sure when it would be easiest to inform everyone of the email change. I figure I could:
1) change it on AMCAs now, put the new email on all my secondaries (I have a lot where the prompts are done but not submitted yet due to a LOR that's going in this week). With this, I'm worried about the schools that have yet to send a secondary/rejection and whether it'd be confusing for them, but if they sent it to the wrong email, it'd still be ok since I still have access to that.
2) wait to change it on AMCAs until I get all secondaries/rejections, put the new email on all my secondaries. I'm worried this will be confusing for the schools that will receive a secondary with a new email when they refer to my primary with the old email.
3) wait until late feb/early march to change anything. hopefully by this time, I will have heard from most schools either way and can save my effort to only update those schools where my status is pending. The only reason this one worries me is because if there does turn out to be a mix-up, this is when the more important news tends to come. I do figure that most places send a physical letter with both acceptances and rejections, so even if I missed the email, at least I'd have that?
What do you all think? Thanks.
1) change it on AMCAs now, put the new email on all my secondaries (I have a lot where the prompts are done but not submitted yet due to a LOR that's going in this week). With this, I'm worried about the schools that have yet to send a secondary/rejection and whether it'd be confusing for them, but if they sent it to the wrong email, it'd still be ok since I still have access to that.
2) wait to change it on AMCAs until I get all secondaries/rejections, put the new email on all my secondaries. I'm worried this will be confusing for the schools that will receive a secondary with a new email when they refer to my primary with the old email.
3) wait until late feb/early march to change anything. hopefully by this time, I will have heard from most schools either way and can save my effort to only update those schools where my status is pending. The only reason this one worries me is because if there does turn out to be a mix-up, this is when the more important news tends to come. I do figure that most places send a physical letter with both acceptances and rejections, so even if I missed the email, at least I'd have that?
What do you all think? Thanks.