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rocket1741
22 May 2013, 14:14
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Hey Experts,
I have a question I am seeking an answer for: I have been waitlisted w/o interview at a school which happens to be my first choice. I am hoping to visit the school this summer and meet with the admissions committee. Can I send an email directly to the Dean of admissions and ask him for a time to meet when I visit the campus? I have exchanged emails with this person before, so he will recognize who I am. I personally feel it *might* be a little bit aggressive or desperate emailing him directly, as oppose to emailing the general admissions email address? What are your thoughts?
Thanks.
I have a question I am seeking an answer for: I have been waitlisted w/o interview at a school which happens to be my first choice. I am hoping to visit the school this summer and meet with the admissions committee. Can I send an email directly to the Dean of admissions and ask him for a time to meet when I visit the campus? I have exchanged emails with this person before, so he will recognize who I am. I personally feel it *might* be a little bit aggressive or desperate emailing him directly, as oppose to emailing the general admissions email address? What are your thoughts?
Thanks.
22 May 2013, 15:36
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Hey there,
It is a little aggressive but I don't believe in a bad way. If you've been in touch with this individual before, I think you should take advantage of that connection. I would suggest you spend some time crafting the email to make sure you highlight an appropriate yet compelling reason for the meeting. As for desperate, well, yes, it is. But that's the nature of the game. If spun the proper way, desperation can be enthusiasm! Don't bother much with the general email addresses - they're fairly useless and this is a game of networks so leverage any connection you've got.
Good luck!
Bhavik
It is a little aggressive but I don't believe in a bad way. If you've been in touch with this individual before, I think you should take advantage of that connection. I would suggest you spend some time crafting the email to make sure you highlight an appropriate yet compelling reason for the meeting. As for desperate, well, yes, it is. But that's the nature of the game. If spun the proper way, desperation can be enthusiasm! Don't bother much with the general email addresses - they're fairly useless and this is a game of networks so leverage any connection you've got.
Good luck!
Bhavik
22 May 2013, 19:06
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I prefer "proactive" to aggressive. You can mention that you've emailed before and that you'll be on campus. Say you want to take this opportunity to help them get to know you in a new light.
I think s/he'll appreciate your enthusiasm.
I think s/he'll appreciate your enthusiasm.
