Do I start with praise of the law school or do I go straight to the fact?
Also, would it help if I mention that I will reapply next cycle because I got a higher LSAT score?
How would/should you start a letter of withdrawal? Forum
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Re: How would/should you start a letter of withdrawal?
Dear [Name of Admissions Dean/Contact],
I am writing to withdraw my application from the [Name of Law School]. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity that was presented to me by the [Name of Law School] admissions and financial aid staff but at this time, I have chosen to take the time to improve my application and apply next cycle.
Thank you for the consideration,
Don't stress about it too much.
I am writing to withdraw my application from the [Name of Law School]. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity that was presented to me by the [Name of Law School] admissions and financial aid staff but at this time, I have chosen to take the time to improve my application and apply next cycle.
Thank you for the consideration,
Don't stress about it too much.
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Re: How would/should you start a letter of withdrawal?
There's no need to be overly complimentary. Get straight to the point. They won't take offense, it's routine for them.