Pretty sure you can just send a PDF via email. That's what I did for Duke, and there were no problems. Just submitted my own Why Michigan that way yesterday as well.LieutKaffee wrote:Well, I was kind of wondering what the SOP is for late addenda. The email from Mich says email or call with questions or concerns but does not specify the best way for submitting essays. Her fax number is listed at the bottom of her letters as well. If the issue is quality, I have no problem going with the pdf idea.existenz wrote:Why fax? Wouldn't emailing a PDF be better? (at least as far as print quality)LieutKaffee wrote:Planning to fax a late-addition Why essay to Dean Z tomorrow. Pretty excited about it.
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Windows or Mac?LieutKaffee wrote:How retarded would I be if I asked how to convert docx to pdf? Hypothetically, of course.
Not sure on Windows but on a Mac, just hit file > print and save as a PDF (bottom left side of the menu)
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You can get an add-on from microsoft that allows Word 07 to save docx files as pdfs.LieutKaffee wrote:How retarded would I be if I asked how to convert docx to pdf? Hypothetically, of course.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... laylang=en
Once you have that installed, all you have to do is 'Save As' and change file type to PDF.
Edit: Also comes standard with Service Pack 2, so you can skip the install if you've got it.
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I didn't need any downloads or add-ons. Moments after posing the question I decided to check the "Save as" menu to make sure the answer wasn't staring me right in the face. Voila. I guess I was erroneously assuming authoring PDFs was complicated.
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Michigan doesn't, though I've heard that for schools like Chicago and Penn...stratocophic wrote:Does anyone know if submitting additional materials moves you back in the submission order? I'd heard some schools bump you to the back if you do; has the symptoms of a dumb rumor, but better safe than sorry. My app needs my Why Michigan badly due to my TTT GPA.
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"Any" is singular if it implies "any one." It is plural if it implies "any two," "any three," "any number." "None" is the pronoun that always implies singular. I think Dean Z's point is that if you attach "of you" to a numerical pronoun, you have to make sure the verb agrees with the pronoun instead of with "you." E.g., "none of you is willing to help"; "are any (number) of you available?" (Or "Is any of you available?" if you need only one person.)existenz wrote:Thanks!gladitsover wrote:It should be "if any of you has had" any is a singular pronounexistenz wrote:This may be a dumb question, but I was hoping some English majors could help me out.
On the Michigan blog, Dean Zearfoss quotes a former student who writes that he was lambasted for failing to have his noun agree with his verb in something he wrote for the law school paper.
The phrase in question is: "If any of you have had..."
Can somebody tell me what is wrong with the grammar in this phrase? I must be missing something because I don't see it, so any enlightenment would help.
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still at 2/22 on status checker
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Same here.dancinginseptember wrote:still at 2/22 on status checker
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At least for me, the confusion/doesn't-sound-right-feeling comes from using the abbreviated statement. "If any of you has had" doesn't sound that off, but if you add the implied noun, i.e. "if any one of you has had," it sounds much better. The same goes for the other examples even more so. "None of you is willing to help," and, "is any of you available," although grammatically correct, don't sound right. But if you add back in the implied nouns - "Not one of you is willing to help," and, "is any one of you available" - it makes sense why it is that way, and sounds correct.philosoraptor wrote:"Any" is singular if it implies "any one." It is plural if it implies "any two," "any three," "any number." "None" is the pronoun that always implies singular. I think Dean Z's point is that if you attach "of you" to a numerical pronoun, you have to make sure the verb agrees with the pronoun instead of with "you." E.g., "none of you is willing to help"; "are any (number) of you available?" (Or "Is any of you available?" if you need only one person.)existenz wrote:Thanks!gladitsover wrote:It should be "if any of you has had" any is a singular pronounexistenz wrote:This may be a dumb question, but I was hoping some English majors could help me out.
On the Michigan blog, Dean Zearfoss quotes a former student who writes that he was lambasted for failing to have his noun agree with his verb in something he wrote for the law school paper.
The phrase in question is: "If any of you have had..."
Can somebody tell me what is wrong with the grammar in this phrase? I must be missing something because I don't see it, so any enlightenment would help.
HTH.
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Holla if you're scared of an impending waitlist wave!
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+1 but I guess I'm just another one of law schools' "hollaback girls"A Swift wrote:Holla if you're scared of an impending waitlist wave!
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I'm not scared, but I would be crushed if I got waitlisted. It makes me feel so unwanted when everyone the same, better, or worse than me got accepted.A Swift wrote:Holla if you're scared of an impending waitlist wave!
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Much thanks.starstruck393 wrote:Michigan doesn't, though I've heard that for schools like Chicago and Penn...stratocophic wrote:Does anyone know if submitting additional materials moves you back in the submission order? I'd heard some schools bump you to the back if you do; has the symptoms of a dumb rumor, but better safe than sorry. My app needs my Why Michigan badly due to my TTT GPA.
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I understand. You did manage to pull $60k from Duke, though. If nothing else, that's pretty cool...Jericwithers wrote:I'm not scared, but I would be crushed if I got waitlisted. It makes me feel so unwanted when everyone the same, better, or worse than me got accepted.A Swift wrote:Holla if you're scared of an impending waitlist wave!
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Right and I am excited about that, but it would be nice to judge the two and make them fight for my affectionstarstruck393 wrote:I understand. You did manage to pull $60k from Duke, though. If nothing else, that's pretty cool...Jericwithers wrote:I'm not scared, but I would be crushed if I got waitlisted. It makes me feel so unwanted when everyone the same, better, or worse than me got accepted.A Swift wrote:Holla if you're scared of an impending waitlist wave!
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Understandable. Hopefully it works out for youJericwithers wrote:Right and I am excited about that, but it would be nice to judge the two and make them right for my affectionstarstruck393 wrote:I understand. You did manage to pull $60k from Duke, though. If nothing else, that's pretty cool...Jericwithers wrote:I'm not scared, but I would be crushed if I got waitlisted. It makes me feel so unwanted when everyone the same, better, or worse than me got accepted.A Swift wrote:Holla if you're scared of an impending waitlist wave!
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Status checker says decision and I can't login to the admitted students site, so I'm assuming that's not good news...
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Just updated for today?Holly Golightly wrote:Status checker says decision and I can't login to the admitted students site, so I'm assuming that's not good news...
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Date still says 2/22, but as of today instead of "Complete" it now says "Decision."Jericwithers wrote:Just updated for today?Holly Golightly wrote:Status checker says decision and I can't login to the admitted students site, so I'm assuming that's not good news...
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My status checker date seems stuck at Complete 2/22. Is this nothing to read into? Or could it mean that my 4+ month wait might finally be over soon?
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it may have to do with the fact that Dean Z is not currently in the office. I wouldn't think too much of it.dakatz wrote:My status checker date seems stuck at Complete 2/22. Is this nothing to read into? Or could it mean that my 4+ month wait might finally be over soon?
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Everyone's is, I got the status checker a week ago and mine is too. Sorrydakatz wrote:My status checker date seems stuck at Complete 2/22. Is this nothing to read into? Or could it mean that my 4+ month wait might finally be over soon?
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Holly Golightly wrote:Status checker says decision and I can't login to the admitted students site, so I'm assuming that's not good news...
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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