'You Got In' letter

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Amongst the top public tier (1-10), the University of Florida does a commendable job generating enthusiasm and creating excitement around the decision process.

How so?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Amongst the top public tier (1-10), the University of Florida does a commendable job generating enthusiasm and creating excitement around the decision process.

How so?

UF creates an accepted applicant experience that feels very personalized, is very celebratory, generates the kind of enthusiasm and energy you might expect from a big SEC school, and really makes the accepted student feel special.

Perspective: OOS applicant accepted to Berkeley, Michigan, UVA and UF and the feeling of “go where you’re loved” (that many have probably heard over and over again in regards to athletic recruitment) was highest, by far, in UF’s countdown clock, gator confetti, personalized announcement, follow-up steps, etc.

UF wasn’t chosen for unrelated reasons, but if the choice HAD been made on the basis of who did it (the announcement of decisions) best, UF in a landslide.

[Anonymous]

Are these early decisions?

[Anonymous]

How is the letter from Michigan? And Tufts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harvard’s initial notification is exciting as it is but then they send you a welcome packet with an acceptance certificate. It’s so very ridiculous and yes we framed it!

About as valuable as the diploma! 😜