Anonymous
03/02/2015 12:17
Subject: Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
It absolutely would help differentiate him from other waitlisted students.
He should also send anything that comes up / has come up since he applied.
For example - if at the year end hockey banquet he is recognized for his service hours, send a note highlighting this - with a picture of him, the coach and him serving food at the shelter.
He should also send anything that comes up / has come up since he applied.
For example - if at the year end hockey banquet he is recognized for his service hours, send a note highlighting this - with a picture of him, the coach and him serving food at the shelter.
Anonymous
03/02/2015 12:12
Subject: Re:Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, almost everybody can get in to SJC
Wow. The lack of sensitivity is astonishing.
Anonymous
03/02/2015 08:16
Subject: Re:Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
Yes, almost everybody can get in to SJC
Anonymous
03/01/2015 23:49
Subject: Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
It can't hurt. If you are from a Catholic elementary, tell your principal too.
Anonymous
03/01/2015 22:33
Subject: Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
Absolutely, and add anything new as well - sports, play, activities etc
Anonymous
03/01/2015 22:17
Subject: Re:Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
It certainly couldn't hurt. I'd do it.
Anonymous
03/01/2015 21:54
Subject: Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
I've always heard that it can't hurt and who knows, could help bump your kid up the WL if they go to the WL.
Anonymous
03/01/2015 21:41
Subject: Should we send a letter to SJC explaining our commitment?
My DC got wait listed at SJC which was a big bummer and so I was wondering if it would boost his chances to send a letter in explaining how it's his first choice?