At what time is it appropriate to ask for your acceptance deposit after you have notified the school that you will no longer be coming? A month? I'm broke as heck and need ma $$
I've withdrawn from two schools and did so as soon as i decided i really wouldn't go there. i am holding acceptances -- and therefore a few hundred bucks in the hole -- only at schools i really wanna go to. (before you all yell at me for holding onto multiple acceptances, i am waiting for financial aid info!!).
i would say that you should write as soon as you're sure you don't want to go to a school. the schools won't think you're an a$$, they'll think you're being nice and looking out for unaccepted candidates. i like the 'send my money to this address' line. they know they have your money and will send it back. but i bet they'll be super slow about it. and probably blame amcas as they have done about all their other snafus.
alice hold onto those acceptances - you earned them and your reasoning is perfectly valid! mma good wording! I like that - I did not think to write that in my letters to the schools. But alas, it is out of my hands now. I didn't even know that schools cash them - of course it's an excellent opportunity to do a little investing with it I guess.
Yeah, don't worry about holding the acceptances until the last minute. If it's less than optimal for admissions, they would've changed their policies. I wouldn't put "My deposit may be mailed to the following address" unless you have a new address.
harumphf thats not fair. Apparently, I just got a letter in the mail at home that asks me to fill ot why I declined. There was no check in the envelope.
Thank you Nikki for reaching out and offering your empathy - I too am broke and need my money Well I'll mail them the form tomorow, and if I don't receive my money in 2 weeks, I'll give them a call.
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