Should I contact admissions? Forum
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Should I contact admissions?
I am waiting to hear back from one of my schools that I applied to in mid-November. I previously had applied there two cycles ago and was accepted and offered a full ride. Looking at LSN, I've seen a couple of people who applied after I did with lower stats, get accepted and I'm wondering if I should email the admissions office and politely ask for a status update. The school is rolling admissions and their status checker says that decisions are usually reached in 6-8 weeks and at this point it's been about 9 weeks so I'm getting antsy. Should I just wait it out and hope for the best?
- floatie
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Re: Should I contact admissions?
Patience is a virtue. As long as your application is complete, you'll be fine. There are a number of reasons why you might not have heard back yet, and none of them are worth calling up the admissions office.phillygirl77 wrote:I am waiting to hear back from one of my schools that I applied to in mid-November. I previously had applied there two cycles ago and was accepted and offered a full ride. Looking at LSN, I've seen a couple of people who applied after I did with lower stats, get accepted and I'm wondering if I should email the admissions office and politely ask for a status update. The school is rolling admissions and their status checker says that decisions are usually reached in 6-8 weeks and at this point it's been about 9 weeks so I'm getting antsy. Should I just wait it out and hope for the best?
- SunDevil14
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Re: Should I contact admissions?
Consider writing a letter of continued interest. You were offered a full scholarship in the past, which you declined. Perhaps the admissions officers believe that you see school X as a backup plan rather and a school you are serious about attending.
- brinicolec
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Re: Should I contact admissions?
Wait it out.
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