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This might be an incredibly stupid question but how does one withdraw applications? Just send an email saying you want to withdraw the application?
Do you need to give any details?

Also, after a binding ED decision, do you also need to withdraw from other schools that already accepted you?

applepiecrust wrote:This might be an incredibly stupid question but how does one withdraw applications? Just send an email saying you want to withdraw the application?
Do you need to give any details?

Also, after a binding ED decision, do you also need to withdraw from other schools that already accepted you?

Yes; details are not required. Yes (assuming the ED decision was an acceptance).

There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

If I were you, I'd send them something like this:

Dear Law School,

Thank you for accepting me to your Law School. We are very happy to have received your offer of admission. Your acceptance is complete, and we will notify you of our decision as soon as possible.

We understand that this is a very stressful and exciting time for you. You may check on the status of your acceptance by going here:

aces.applepiecrust.542q90/fdajlkjr43q%q90fa890[dsa9r4.com/

Username: Lawsch0432
Password: FD23HPO2

We ask that instead of contacting our acceptance office, you please use this website to monitor the status of your acceptance.

Thank you very much,

Apple Pie Crust

NZA wrote:

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

If I were you, I'd send them something like this:

Dear Law School,

Thank you for accepting me to your Law School. We are very happy to have received your offer of admission. Your acceptance is complete, and we will notify you of our decision as soon as possible.

We understand that this is a very stressful and exciting time for you. You may check on the status of your acceptance by going here:

aces.applepiecrust.542q90/fdajlkjr43q%q90fa890[dsa9r4.com/

Username: Lawsch0432
Password: FD23HPO2

We ask that instead of contacting our acceptance office, you please use this website to monitor the status of your acceptance.

Thank you very much,

Apple Pie Crust

Hilarity. *snort laugh*

NZA wrote:

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

If I were you, I'd send them something like this:

Dear Law School,

Thank you for accepting me to your Law School. We are very happy to have received your offer of admission. Your acceptance is complete, and we will notify you of our decision as soon as possible.

We understand that this is a very stressful and exciting time for you. You may check on the status of your acceptance by going here:

aces.applepiecrust.542q90/fdajlkjr43q%q90fa890[dsa9r4.com/

Username: Lawsch0432
Password: FD23HPO2

We ask that instead of contacting our acceptance office, you please use this website to monitor the status of your acceptance.

Thank you very much,

Apple Pie Crust

Awesome.

NZA wrote:

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

If I were you, I'd send them something like this:

Dear Law School,

Thank you for accepting me to your Law School. We are very happy to have received your offer of admission. Your acceptance is complete, and we will notify you of our decision as soon as possible.

We understand that this is a very stressful and exciting time for you. You may check on the status of your acceptance by going here:

aces.applepiecrust.542q90/fdajlkjr43q%q90fa890[dsa9r4.com/

Username: Lawsch0432
Password: FD23HPO2

We ask that instead of contacting our acceptance office, you please use this website to monitor the status of your acceptance.

Thank you very much,

Apple Pie Crust

Respect, NZA.
Between this and your fantastic stalking skills, I'm not sure what law schools are thinking by not rushing to send you acceptance letters!

P.S. Thanks, everyone.

NZA wrote:

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

If I were you, I'd send them something like this:

Dear Law School,

Thank you for accepting me to your Law School. We are very happy to have received your offer of admission. Your acceptance is complete, and we will notify you of our decision as soon as possible.

We understand that this is a very stressful and exciting time for you. You may check on the status of your acceptance by going here:

aces.applepiecrust.542q90/fdajlkjr43q%q90fa890[dsa9r4.com/

Username: Lawsch0432
Password: FD23HPO2

We ask that instead of contacting our acceptance office, you please use this website to monitor the status of your acceptance.

Thank you very much,

Apple Pie Crust

This is the greatest thing I've ever read. Don't forget to constantly swap their status out with ambiguous and seemingly random "updates" and change the completion date from time to time.

applepiecrust wrote:This might be an incredibly stupid question but how does one withdraw applications? Just send an email saying you want to withdraw the application?
Do you need to give any details?

Also, after a binding ED decision, do you also need to withdraw from other schools that already accepted you?

You give way too much thought to how you should withdraw when you need to just do it. At this rate, you'll be a dad before law school's out.

Drake014 wrote:

applepiecrust wrote:This might be an incredibly stupid question but how does one withdraw applications? Just send an email saying you want to withdraw the application?
Do you need to give any details?

Also, after a binding ED decision, do you also need to withdraw from other schools that already accepted you?

You give way too much thought to how you should withdraw when you need to just do it. At this rate, you'll be a dad before law school's out.

Meh, I liked your first version better. It opened you up to more jokes about GTown and slow-witted children...

fundamentallybroken wrote:

Drake014 wrote:

applepiecrust wrote:This might be an incredibly stupid question but how does one withdraw applications? Just send an email saying you want to withdraw the application?
Do you need to give any details?

Also, after a binding ED decision, do you also need to withdraw from other schools that already accepted you?

You give way too much thought to how you should withdraw when you need to just do it. At this rate, you'll be a dad before law school's out.

Meh, I liked your first version better. It opened you up to more jokes about GTown and slow-witted children...

yeah, but I felt I was being hard on the OP.

Edit: I'm such a bleeding heart.

Drake014 wrote:

applepiecrust wrote:This might be an incredibly stupid question but how does one withdraw applications? Just send an email saying you want to withdraw the application?
Do you need to give any details?

Also, after a binding ED decision, do you also need to withdraw from other schools that already accepted you?

You give way too much thought to how you should withdraw when you need to just do it. At this rate, you'll be a dad before law school's out.

I liked your first version better too :p

Though my being a dad would take some serious miracles, so I'd be interested in seeing that happen!

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

+1. The only caveat is, if you applied to Harvard, they want a snail mail withdrawal. I'm pretty sure most other schools will take email. Also,

NZA wrote:

NorCalBruin wrote:There are actually lots of threads on this if you search the forum.

Some people like to send an elaborate email, others just one sentence. Really anything will do as long as it's clear you're withdrawing.

If I were you, I'd send them something like this:

Dear Law School,

Thank you for accepting me to your Law School. We are very happy to have received your offer of admission. Your acceptance is complete, and we will notify you of our decision as soon as possible.

We understand that this is a very stressful and exciting time for you. You may check on the status of your acceptance by going here:

aces.applepiecrust.542q90/fdajlkjr43q%q90fa890[dsa9r4.com/

Username: Lawsch0432
Password: FD23HPO2

We ask that instead of contacting our acceptance office, you please use this website to monitor the status of your acceptance.

Thank you very much,

Apple Pie Crust