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Whoa that's a first. Hmm I'd respond honestly and just tell them. Maybe they're offering scholarship $$?!
Whoa that's a first. Hmm I'd respond honestly and just tell them. Maybe they're offering scholarship $$?!
ye maybe they really want you... so they trying to bribe you..tell the truth
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The strange thing is is that I'm not supposed to interview until February. Their wish is my command .
The strange thing is is that I'm not supposed to interview until February. Their wish is my command .
Temple has a form in their acceptance packet that asks the same question
I had this same experience at every school I withdrew from. The schools are merely accumulating statistics so they can form a general picture of the type of applicant that typically chooses their program. Just tell them the truth so that you can help them obtain accurate statistics.I called a certain school to withdraw my application and they wanted an email telling them what school I was accepted to. I found it kind of odd.
Anyone else experience this? If so, how did u respond?
My email read something like this:
Subject: Declining Acceptance
"Thank you so much for your offer of admission to the dental program!
However after much deliberation, I believe that ________ is the right school for me.
Thanks again for your time and your offer!"
Sincerely, __________
I hope this helps! Congrats on your acceptance!!