You can fax or email it.DonnyMost wrote:Waitlist letter finally arrived at my old mailing address, so the current tenant told me.
Hilarious part is that it took 8 days to get here... but I moved last weekend, so I don't actually have physical possession of the letter ... and the deadline to send it back is 6 days away... so.. apparently I'm gonna have to send this thing back with Doc Brown in the Delorean if I want to make it on time.
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Is it possible that it came through in the application? Just asking, even though it sounds like you're not disappointed.anthonyc350 wrote:meh, just not my kind of city
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Love this.DonnyMost wrote:Waitlist letter finally arrived at my old mailing address, so the current tenant told me.
Hilarious part is that it took 8 days to get here... but I moved last weekend, so I don't actually have physical possession of the letter ... and the deadline to send it back is 6 days away... so.. apparently I'm gonna have to send this thing back with Doc Brown in the Delorean if I want to make it on time.
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I'd gladly do that, if I had the letter...rossoneri13 wrote:You can fax or email it.DonnyMost wrote:Waitlist letter finally arrived at my old mailing address, so the current tenant told me.
Hilarious part is that it took 8 days to get here... but I moved last weekend, so I don't actually have physical possession of the letter ... and the deadline to send it back is 6 days away... so.. apparently I'm gonna have to send this thing back with Doc Brown in the Delorean if I want to make it on time.
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I believe he means you can just fax or email a letter you drafted personally stating you would like to remain on the waitlist. Try emailing usf to explain the situation that you can't get a hold of the official letter and that you would like to remain on the waitlist.
I doubt the school will be super strict about needing their official response letter back. Better yet just give them a call.
I doubt the school will be super strict about needing their official response letter back. Better yet just give them a call.
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I'd assume any email would be a fine, but as someone else mentioned, it would probably be best to call them and explain your situation.
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Lucky me, the dude who received the letter emailed me a PDF of it and I was able to fill it out, scan it, and email it in.
Thanks, Doc, but I got this one covered.

Thanks, Doc, but I got this one covered.

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YessssssDonnyMost wrote:Lucky me, the dude who received the letter emailed me a PDF of it and I was able to fill it out, scan it, and email it in.
Thanks, Doc, but I got this one covered.
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im rather annoyed i received no $$$$ from USF... 37k a year is a tall order for USF
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My status is currently "Application Complete" but for my secondary email they have assigned me a USF email address. Anyone else? What does this mean? Anything?
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azgirl22 wrote:My status is currently "Application Complete" but for my secondary email they have assigned me a USF email address. Anyone else? What does this mean? Anything?
They do that to everyone.
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atparks wrote:azgirl22 wrote:My status is currently "Application Complete" but for my secondary email they have assigned me a USF email address. Anyone else? What does this mean? Anything?
They do that to everyone.
Mine hasn't changed to a USF email address. Maybe there is some significance to it.
Either way, good luck!
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I received a USF email too.. doesn't mean anything. Some go it, some don't. I was wait-listed. But there are wait-listed students who never received a USF email.
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I just got an email about a 26k scholarship, but it's not renewable... that's kind of a drag. It almost kept me from sending in my withdrawal letter tomorrow until I saw the non-renewable part.
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Decision Rendered on 3/5... no email, expecting a waitlist.
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Non-renewable? I didn't know they do that? Are you sure?roguey wrote:I just got an email about a 26k scholarship, but it's not renewable... that's kind of a drag. It almost kept me from sending in my withdrawal letter tomorrow until I saw the non-renewable part.
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Been "application complete" for almost a month. Date has changed a few times. For those with decisions: did your status change to under review before your decision or just stay at app complete? thanks
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I went straight to decision rendered.JohnnyDarko wrote:Been "application complete" for almost a month. Date has changed a few times. For those with decisions: did your status change to under review before your decision or just stay at app complete? thanks
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I know... it's kinda weird. Here is what the email said:lawman2010 wrote:Non-renewable? I didn't know they do that? Are you sure?roguey wrote:I just got an email about a 26k scholarship, but it's not renewable... that's kind of a drag. It almost kept me from sending in my withdrawal letter tomorrow until I saw the non-renewable part.
"On behalf of Dean Jeffrey S. Brand and the Admissions Committee, I am pleased to inform you the you have been awarded a Merit Plus Scholarship. As a Merit Plus Scholar, you will receive $26,000, half of which will be applied each semester toward your tuition. This scholarship is for the first year only and is not renewable."
I feel like pouting.
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You can pretty much expect to be waitlisted at USF if you have below a 3.1 OR a 159 unless you have a stellar opposite number. Being that number centric of a school is kind of off putting, at least for me, but I guess they have to have their priorities.
It looks like there's a good chance you'll get in after April 1st. Though I would imagine by then it'll be too late for USF and you'll have an acceptance with decent scholarship money or in a much higher ranked school.
I guess USF is for Frisco diehards who can't get into Hastings or Berkley.
It looks like there's a good chance you'll get in after April 1st. Though I would imagine by then it'll be too late for USF and you'll have an acceptance with decent scholarship money or in a much higher ranked school.

I guess USF is for Frisco diehards who can't get into Hastings or Berkley.
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JohnnyDarko wrote:Been "application complete" for almost a month. Date has changed a few times. For those with decisions: did your status change to under review before your decision or just stay at app complete? thanks
My date changed 2 or times while complete, probably meant it was complete and holding and then went into review on the date change.
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Sent in my withdraw today... hopefully one of you can have my spot!
and I agree, I think they're being overly hopeful with their admissions!
and I agree, I think they're being overly hopeful with their admissions!
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erniesto wrote:You can pretty much expect to be waitlisted at USF if you have below a 3.1 OR a 159 unless you have a stellar opposite number. Being that number centric of a school is kind of off putting, at least for me, but I guess they have to have their priorities.
It looks like there's a good chance you'll get in after April 1st. Though I would imagine by then it'll be too late for USF and you'll have an acceptance with decent scholarship money or in a much higher ranked school.![]()
I guess USF is for Frisco diehards who can't get into Hastings or Berkley.
I was wondering where you got those numbers from. Thanks
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rough estimates from lawschoolnumbers.com
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I just mailed in my withdrawal today... I was offered 27k for the first year only... so hopefully someone else gets that 

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