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Updated on: 01 Sep 2020, 09:21
Originally posted by NeedHelpASAPOMG on 31 Aug 2020, 00:29.
Last edited by NeedHelpASAPOMG on 01 Sep 2020, 09:21, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by NeedHelpASAPOMG on 01 Sep 2020, 09:21, edited 1 time in total.
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31 Aug 2020, 01:15
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I have to be honest, this is a serious mistake and schools generally don't tend to be very forgiving in these situations. I have heard many an admissions committee team member mention this as a significant faux pas in interviews and such.
Having said that, I feel really sorry this happened to you after all the effort you put into your application. My suggestion would be to reach out to your contact on the admissions team (if you haven't been in touch, you can simply reach out to an admissions coordinator) and explain what happened honestly and succinctly. Don't over-explain or over-apologize; keep it simple and cordial. I hope they will understand and cut you some slack. My best to you for both Tuck and Yale!
Having said that, I feel really sorry this happened to you after all the effort you put into your application. My suggestion would be to reach out to your contact on the admissions team (if you haven't been in touch, you can simply reach out to an admissions coordinator) and explain what happened honestly and succinctly. Don't over-explain or over-apologize; keep it simple and cordial. I hope they will understand and cut you some slack. My best to you for both Tuck and Yale!
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NeedHelpASAPOMG
Calm down. It's just a mistake. I'm sure you can send them an e-mail specifying that you submitted the wrong document.
You can attach a new document (If you are lucky they may just replace it)
But, apologising and accepting your mistake is the best way forward. We all are humans, and we all make mistakes.
All the best!
Calm down. It's just a mistake. I'm sure you can send them an e-mail specifying that you submitted the wrong document.
You can attach a new document (If you are lucky they may just replace it)
But, apologising and accepting your mistake is the best way forward. We all are humans, and we all make mistakes.
All the best!
