WUSTL c/o 2017 Applicants (2013-2014 Cycle) Forum

[DoveBodyWash]

2.9% tuition increase for Fall 2014

Brings total up to $49,752

[Ricky-Bobby]

2.9% tuition increase for Fall 2014

Brings total up to $49,752

Well at least 3% is better than some schools. Still not awesome.

[chuckbass]

WUSTLUT?

ahahahahaha, I read that as meaning something TOTALLY different....

I really want them to use WUSTL more in their marketing but maybe they're smart and trying to avoid the inevitable WUSTLUT references...

[Lebrarian_Booker]

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[couchpizza]

Anyone here ever email admissions? How long do they usually take to get back?

[chuckbass]

Anyone here ever email admissions? How long do they usually take to get back?

Usually within a few hours in my experience.

[CookieDough]

Anyone here ever email admissions? How long do they usually take to get back?

Usually within a few hours in my experience.

24 hours here with an apology for being late responding.

[chuckbass]

Anyone here ever email admissions? How long do they usually take to get back?

Usually within a few hours in my experience.

24 hours here with an apology for being late responding.

That's cute that they consider 24 hours "late."

[couchpizza]

Lol cool, hopefully they get back to me tomorrow. Thanks for the info guys.

[rion91]

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This is gold

[njdevils2626]

Hey guys, quick question. I'm writing up a thank you follow-up email after my interview earlier today. I was wondering if I should send it to the admissions email or to the personal email of my interviewer? I'm thinking the latter is the proper route, but not 100% sure

[LET'S GET IT]

Hey guys, quick question. I'm writing up a thank you follow-up email after my interview earlier today. I was wondering if I should send it to the admissions email or to the personal email of my interviewer? I'm thinking the latter is the proper route, but not 100% sure

I vote for the personal e-mail.

[chuckbass]

Hey guys, quick question. I'm writing up a thank you follow-up email after my interview earlier today. I was wondering if I should send it to the admissions email or to the personal email of my interviewer? I'm thinking the latter is the proper route, but not 100% sure

I vote for the personal e-mail.

I'd agree. If you're trying to thank your interviewer it would make sense to just email them directly, and I really don't think that they'd mind at all

[LET'S GET IT]

Hey guys, quick question. I'm writing up a thank you follow-up email after my interview earlier today. I was wondering if I should send it to the admissions email or to the personal email of my interviewer? I'm thinking the latter is the proper route, but not 100% sure

I vote for the personal e-mail.

I'd agree. If you're trying to thank your interviewer it would make sense to just email them directly, and I really don't think that they'd mind at all

Now that Scotty agrees with me I'm seriously reconsidering my opinion.

[CookieDough]

Hey guys, quick question. I'm writing up a thank you follow-up email after my interview earlier today. I was wondering if I should send it to the admissions email or to the personal email of my interviewer? I'm thinking the latter is the proper route, but not 100% sure

I vote for the personal e-mail.

I'd agree. If you're trying to thank your interviewer it would make sense to just email them directly, and I really don't think that they'd mind at all

Now that Scotty agrees with me I'm seriously reconsidering my opinion.

Scotty is right 180% of the time.

[chuckbass]

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[BlackCanary]

Just make sure there aren't any typos.

I really thought I had accidentally sent mine before it was ready and was beyond horrified. Guess that's what's I get for writing it on my way to work.

And definitely send to the person who interviewed you.

[njdevils2626]

Thanks for confirming my first instinct guys, hoping for good news so I can join you all as admits soon!

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[DoveBodyWash]

Hah. Cuse and I both definitely sent out cover letters to a shitton of firms that had typos. But it isn't likely than any would have hired us anyway. And it didn't appear that anyone actually read them. So fuck it, I guess.

".....I'm learning towards a career in transactional work..."

Should have been "leaning towards"

That typo was literally in 9 out of 10 of my cover letters...epic fail.

[LET'S GET IT]

Thanks for confirming my first instinct guys, hoping for good news so I can join you all as admits soon!

Good luck! And Scotty, I was only joking.

[sublime]

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[LET'S GET IT]

Hah. Cuse and I both definitely sent out cover letters to a shitton of firms that had typos. But it isn't likely than any would have hired us anyway. And it didn't appear that anyone actually read them. So fuck it, I guess.

".....I'm learning towards a career in transactional work..."

Should have been "leaning towards"

That typo was literally in 9 out of 10 of my cover letters...epic fail.

That attention to detail is clearly why we did well last semester.

So busy studying you didn't have time to proof read your cover letters? Yeah, go with that. Lol. Pretty sure I caught an even worse error in my PS after I sent it out to all the schools I applied to.

[chuckbass]

Hah. Cuse and I both definitely sent out cover letters to a shitton of firms that had typos. But it isn't likely than any would have hired us anyway. And it didn't appear that anyone actually read them. So fuck it, I guess.

".....I'm learning towards a career in transactional work..."

Should have been "leaning towards"

That typo was literally in 9 out of 10 of my cover letters...epic fail.

That attention to detail is clearly why we did well last semester.

/ded