Thank you letters

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artmaster

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Are you guys sending thank you letters to interviewers? what if there is more than one interviewer...Bcc or send a different thank you individually?

Or would a thank you sound desperate?
 
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I only had one interviewer and I just sent him a simple thank you email for taking the time out of his day to speak to me. Very casual and brief. Granted i only had one interview to my top school so I didn't have that many "thank you's" to do lol
 
I only had one interviewer and I just sent him a simple thank you email for taking the time out of his day to speak to me. Very casual and brief. Granted i only had one interview to my top school so I didn't have that many "thank you's" to do lol
Congrats! Glad it worked out for you 🙂
 
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I sent a thank you note to my interviewer! She never responded, but I didn’t really expect her to. I’m just glad I did, since they’re taking the time to interview us. I don’t see it having much of an impact on your admissions decision, but it’s just a nice and courteous thing to do 🙂


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I sent a thank you note to my interviewer! She never responded, but I didn’t really expect her to. I’m just glad I did, since they’re taking the time to interview us. I don’t see it having much of an impact on your admissions decision, but it’s just a nice and courteous thing to do 🙂


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Yeah, I don't expect them to reply unless I ask a follow-up question, but I also thought it was a courteous thing to do! I have a feeling they make their decision the few mins after the interview anyway...so I just didn't want to sound desperate. But can't do any harm, I guess.