proper withdrawal format? Forum
- kissy
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proper withdrawal format?
e-mail, snail?
formal / informal
will a few sentences suffice? should i include the name of the school i WILL be attending?
thanks!
formal / informal
will a few sentences suffice? should i include the name of the school i WILL be attending?
thanks!
- gossipgirl
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Re: proper withdrawal format?
I did e-mail.
Formal.
Few sentences. Just say thanks and there's no need to give additional information unless you feel like it.
Formal.
Few sentences. Just say thanks and there's no need to give additional information unless you feel like it.
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Re: proper withdrawal format?
You don't have to include the name of the school you will be attending, but you should be honest with your reasons, if you provide them. I sent an pretty formal withdrawal e-mail in which I explained that I was withdrawing for purely financial reasons, and within an hour I received an email sent by blackberry from the dean, asking for the amount of a scholarship I was accepting. It would have been very uncomfortable if had been disingenuous.
- bitlrc
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Re: proper withdrawal format?
i did email.
i just did a couple sentences, very simple along these lines:
thank you for the opportunity, i was very impressed with what the school had to offer, etc. however, at this time i've decided to pursue other avenues and am therefore withdrawing my name from the accepted student pool in the hopes that it can go to another worthy candidate.
i think most schools want you to include your LSAC account number too.
i just did a couple sentences, very simple along these lines:
thank you for the opportunity, i was very impressed with what the school had to offer, etc. however, at this time i've decided to pursue other avenues and am therefore withdrawing my name from the accepted student pool in the hopes that it can go to another worthy candidate.
i think most schools want you to include your LSAC account number too.
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Re: proper withdrawal format?
Stomach as long as its not inside the belly button.
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- SamSeaborn2016
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Re: proper withdrawal format?
I withdrew via e-mail and it hasn't seemed to be a problem. Probably saves them time and energy to do it that way. A couple of schools did e-mail back to inquire as to where I would be attending instead. I was honest with them.
- kissy
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Re: proper withdrawal format?
okay, thanks for the replies