Withdrawal Notice Forum
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omzster67

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Withdrawal Notice
Any simple tips for how to withdraw an acceptance from schools?
- eliztudorr

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Re: Withdrawal Notice
just send them an email.
- northwood

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Re: Withdrawal Notice
you don't have to write a letter. Just don't make a seat deposit by the deadline and your acceptance will automatically be withdrawn.omzster67 wrote:Any simple tips for how to withdraw an acceptance from schools?
if you want to write one, just write something like this:
Dear XYZ
I am writing to inform you that I am respectfully declining your offer of acceptance into the XYZ Law Class of 2017. I wish both you and your the incoming class all the best in your future endeavors.
Sincerely,
your name
- jselson

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Re: Withdrawal Notice
"Dear __ [or whatev],
Thank you for the offer to attend [school], but after much thoughtful consideration, I have decided not to accept.
Sincerely,
[your name]
[image of a skateboarder doing a kickflip]"
Thank you for the offer to attend [school], but after much thoughtful consideration, I have decided not to accept.
Sincerely,
[your name]
[image of a skateboarder doing a kickflip]"
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omzster67

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Re: Withdrawal Notice
Thanks, since I'm on multiple waitlists I'd like to help others get quicker decisions. No need to delay since I can already cross some out.northwood wrote:you don't have to write a letter. Just don't make a seat deposit by the deadline and your acceptance will automatically be withdrawn.omzster67 wrote:Any simple tips for how to withdraw an acceptance from schools?
if you want to write one, just write something like this:
Dear XYZ
I am writing to inform you that I am respectfully declining your offer of acceptance into the XYZ Law Class of 2017. I wish both you and your the incoming class all the best in your future endeavors.
Sincerely,
your name
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omzster67

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Re: Withdrawal Notice
Thanks, since I'm on multiple waitlists I'd like to help others get quicker decisions. No need to delay since I can already cross some out.northwood wrote:you don't have to write a letter. Just don't make a seat deposit by the deadline and your acceptance will automatically be withdrawn.omzster67 wrote:Any simple tips for how to withdraw an acceptance from schools?
if you want to write one, just write something like this:
Dear XYZ
I am writing to inform you that I am respectfully declining your offer of acceptance into the XYZ Law Class of 2017. I wish both you and your the incoming class all the best in your future endeavors.
Sincerely,
your name