what does a Acceptance letter look like?

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Valuable info Mr. Valuepak, thanks. :laugh:
 
what does a Acceptance letter look like?

It's the exact opposite to a rejection letter. It is written in calligraphy on paper embroidered with gold leaf emitting an aroma of rose petals. The letter contains the words YOU ARE ACCEPTED in bold italics font, with each letter in different colors of the rainbow. It has to be exactly this way, or else it probably isnt authentic.
 
Originally posted by ohcdn
what does a Acceptance letter look like?

It's the exact opposite to a rejection letter. It is written in calligraphy on paper embroidered with gold leaf emitting an aroma of rose petals. The letter contains the words YOU ARE ACCEPTED in bold italics font, with each letter in different colors of the rainbow. It has to be exactly this way, or else it probably isnt authentic.

No, I think all of that applies to my toilet tissue.
 
Originally posted by ItsGavinC
You guys have got to be kidding me. This place is nearly as bad as the pre-allo forum.

Once again, try opening it. Then you'll know.

Glad to discover I'm not the only one thinking this occasionally 😉
 
i better not say anything. i am sure there are still many that want these kind of treads.

thank god there is no limit for the amount of threads on SDN.
 
Gavin and Bill, is there anything you guys dont agree on? Its like you 2 are long lost twins!😛
 
C'mon! I know you guys love these threads. SDN would be a lot more boring if we didn't have threads such as "what did you snack on the day of the DAT? " or "Should I put my hair up or down for the interview?"
 
Originally posted by Dentaldream
Gavin and Bill, is there anything you guys dont agree on? Its like you 2 are long lost twins!😛

Not yet, but we're still looking 😀 Stay tuned, there's still a lot of dental school left for us.
 
The director of admissions at my school was nice enough to send me an email with a copy of my acceptance letter so I wouldn't have to wait for it in the mail. Heh, I guess I showed how eager I was to get into school during my interview. Any, since you guys are asking what the letter looks like here is a copy of it.



February 19, 2002








Daniel J. Roberts

xxxxxx

Ravenna, MI 49451




Dear Mr. Roberts:




I am pleased to offer you a position in the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry's Class of 2006. Your acceptance is a reflection of your hard work and dedication to achieving your personal and professional goals. Your education and clinical experiences will occur in the School's state-of-the-art dental clinic. The curriculum, student-centered faculty, and newer facility will provide you with an education to prepare you as a dental professional for the

21st century.




This acceptance is contingent upon satisfactory completion of your present curriculum and maintaining or improving your present grades. It is your responsibility to provide the Admissions Committee with official transcripts upon completion of each term as well as any other supplemental application materials required to complete your file. After requesting that your transcripts be sent to our Admissions Office, please call us (after a reasonable length of time for preparation and mailing) to verify that this information has indeed been received. In order to reserve your place, we require a deposit of $500.00 to be paid within 15 days after the date of this letter of acceptance. If you have met the conditions for acceptance to the satisfaction of the Admissions Committee, and you choose not to attend the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, this deposit is not refundable. However, if you fail to meet the conditions for acceptance, the deposit is refundable. This deposit will be applied toward your tuition when you present your receipt at the time of registration. Please make your check or money order payable to the University of Detroit Mercy.




To assist you in planning, Orientation & Strategies for Success Week is scheduled for August 19-25, 2002 (attendance is required). Details regarding Orientation & Strategies for Success Week, registration, and financial aid will be forwarded at a later date. Dental instruments will be leased to you from the school. Information about purchasing supplies and textbooks from the bookstore will also be forwarded in the Spring.




On behalf of the administration, faculty, and staff of the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, we look forward to contributing to your professional growth and development and your participation as a member of the Dental Class of 2006. May I also extend to you my personal congratulations and wish you success in your future profession.




Sincerely yours,








Karin A. LaRose-Neil

Director of Admissions

School of Dentistry




/kl
 
The topic of, "what does a rejection letter look like? " was getting
so many opinions. I was just wondering the what kind of
response will be there for
"what does an acceptance letter look like?".

Mr. Midoc was nice enough to Print / Paste his acceptance letter.
Thanks friend. All the best to you for your future!
:clap:
 
vishal,

with your stats, expect to see many acceptances coming to your mail box.
 
Not really, I applied to only 6 schools and I have realized that
I may not get into most because they need Bio-chem and I do not
have it. May be I will get a few acceptances.
 
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