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How to Withdraw Acceptance
I have put a seat deposit at a school, and I was wondering what is the most polite way of going about withdrawing my acceptance to that school.
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Re: How to Withdraw Acceptance
When I was applying to law school the first time around, I found one of their rejection letters (that was sent to a friend of mine) and I inserted their name in every spot my friend's name was. Boomharanv wrote:I have put a seat deposit at a school, and I was wondering what is the most polite way of going about withdrawing my acceptance to that school.
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Dear SCHOOL,IsTheFatLadySinging wrote:When I was applying to law school the first time around, I found one of their rejection letters (that was sent to a friend of mine) and I inserted their name in every spot my friend's name was. Boomharanv wrote:I have put a seat deposit at a school, and I was wondering what is the most polite way of going about withdrawing my acceptance to that school.
I have reached a final decision on your acceptance of my admission into SCHOOL's College of Law. Unfortunately, I regret to inform you that I will not be accepting a position in your transfer cycle of 2012.
Due to the extremely competitive nature of my acceptances, many factors were taken into account during the evaluation process. In reaching my decision, I considered the objective measures provided by the employment numbers and tuition costs as well as the equally important elements of prestige and location. Although I would be successful if admitted, I can only fill a seat at one school.
I appreciate your interest in me and regret that my decision could not have been a favorable one.
Best regards,
<Me>
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Re: How to Withdraw Acceptance
Phone call to admissions followed up by e-mail or letter.
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Re: How to Withdraw Acceptance
I see what you did there.lnllnl wrote:Dear SCHOOL,IsTheFatLadySinging wrote:When I was applying to law school the first time around, I found one of their rejection letters (that was sent to a friend of mine) and I inserted their name in every spot my friend's name was. Boomharanv wrote:I have put a seat deposit at a school, and I was wondering what is the most polite way of going about withdrawing my acceptance to that school.
I have reached a final decision on your acceptance of my admission into SCHOOL's College of Law. Unfortunately, I regret to inform you that I will not be accepting a position in your transfer cycle of 2012.
Due to the extremely competitive nature of my acceptances, many factors were taken into account during the evaluation process. In reaching my decision, I considered the objective measures provided by the employment numbers and tuition costs as well as the equally important elements of prestige and location. Although I would be successful if admitted, I can only fill a seat at one school.
I appreciate your interest in me and regret that my decision could not have been a favorable one.
Best regards,
<Me>
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Re: How to Withdraw Acceptance
Just a straightforward e-mail letting admissions know that you have decided to withdraw should be fine. Since they get to keep your deposit, I'm sure they will not mind at all.haranv wrote:I have put a seat deposit at a school, and I was wondering what is the most polite way of going about withdrawing my acceptance to that school.
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