Anonymous
02/06/2015 23:29
Subject: Re:1st choice letter - email or handwritten?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:E-mail. Time is of essence. You want the admissions people to know--right away--that you love, love, love their school and would be thrilled if your child were a student there. Plus if you e-mail it, then the admission person can possibly forward it to the other admissions people/staff/teachers more readily.
Email it, but also include as an attachment. As per a former admissions official, they print out TYs and FC letters and include in file review. Emails are not consistently printed.
What's a TY?
thank you notes
Ah I see. Thank you!
Anonymous
02/06/2015 23:26
Subject: Re:1st choice letter - email or handwritten?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:E-mail. Time is of essence. You want the admissions people to know--right away--that you love, love, love their school and would be thrilled if your child were a student there. Plus if you e-mail it, then the admission person can possibly forward it to the other admissions people/staff/teachers more readily.
Email it, but also include as an attachment. As per a former admissions official, they print out TYs and FC letters and include in file review. Emails are not consistently printed.
What's a TY?
thank you notes
Anonymous
02/06/2015 23:09
Subject: Re:1st choice letter - email or handwritten?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:E-mail. Time is of essence. You want the admissions people to know--right away--that you love, love, love their school and would be thrilled if your child were a student there. Plus if you e-mail it, then the admission person can possibly forward it to the other admissions people/staff/teachers more readily.
Email it, but also include as an attachment. As per a former admissions official, they print out TYs and FC letters and include in file review. Emails are not consistently printed.
What's a TY?