S/o what schools also notify by call or email?
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Anonymous
| Came home one day to mail and found many messages on the home telephone. Good luck but let it go. It will come. |
Anonymous
| Big 3 recap, mail, email or both? |
Anonymous
CHDS e-mails acceptances (not sure about other decisions) on the same day they mail the packets -- or at least they did last year. |
Anonymous
| Just curious - why do folks want to know mode of delivery? What will you do/change with this knowledge? |
Anonymous
| Anyone know about St. Patrick's? |
Anonymous
I would know to check my email, which I do not always do on the weekend. |
Anonymous
| how about concord hill? |
Anonymous
| st. patrick's -- snail mail. 2 diff. years, 2 acceptances from the st. p's and never an email or call. good luck! |
Anonymous
Two years ago we received an acceptance by mail. No email and no call. Good luck. It will be over soon - or rather, it will all begin soon. |
Anonymous
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This is not an admissions year for our family, but we have been through it before and I remember the anticipation of that last week.
Personally, I think that it would be nice if those schools which require its applicants to open an online admissions account, would simply post the results on those accounts. |
Anonymous
That would be nice, but I would imagine it would result in errors. Any online applicant system seems wrought with "oops" moments with candidate notification. In addition, I feel like that would take longer - having to go into each account and mark its status. Although, I suppose they could have master list set up and just go in and check boxes all at once - again, likely leading to errors, though. |