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Nevermind.....glad to know it is possible to "unwithdraw" from programs......
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Withdrawing from program - problem....
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Programs understand that applicants change their minds as the process goes on. Chill out, accept the interviews you want. It will all be OK. It will all be OK. It will all be OK.....
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haha ok sounds good.
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I've had to "break up" with some programmes, it was awkward and unpleasant, but necessary. One programme coordinator wanted to know why. "It's not you...it's me..." 😀
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I invented the it's not you it's me.
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Hi, I can't find where the "unwithdraw" from a program? I withdrew from a program and then when I got an interview invite, I really wanted to go. Can you go back and unwithdraw and will they get that information?
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It worked for me. Just unclick the "withdraw" box in myeras and it clears things up apparently.
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Yeah I figured it out thanks. I didn't realize it would be so easy. So does it tell them i've unwithdrawn? do they ever really get the withdrawn notice?
