Rogue310
Tgtivyleague:
I don't know much more than you ...... But here's what I do know: chill out...... People on this board need to stop stressing over their mistakes - it's done, it's over ..... But feel free not to trust me and stress out - that's your prerogative
Cheers.
Dear Rogue,
Thank you for your note. However, I would like to make a couple of points here.
First, there is a difference between making an inadvertant mistake and having no other option but to do what one did. Having said that, I think it is important to let the adcom know the issue - Imagine their surprise when they check the transcript and it does NOT talk about the Diploma? And then ...... they will start thinking!!! And the last thing that u want to make the adcom do, is to make them think because in most cases, it would be negative. It is not that they are negative people as such but having interacted with thousands of applicants, they do come across many mis-informations or wrong claims, so to speak! It is always better to let them know facts.
During my Booth application, I had made the mistake of missing out a couple of data-points in my extra-curriculars. I called them up and the lady who answered my phone, actually made the edits on my application herself! The fact that I did well on my Booth application, only shows that they didn't mind my requesting them to make those changes!
Second, I totally agree with you that one should not stress out and chill-out. But then what part of my post made you think that I was stressed-out? Believe me, I (and most on the forum I am sure) have been in far-far more stressful situations. But then, it is always better to clear one's mind, isn't it? And aren't these forums meant to do precisely that??? Help each other so as to keep ourselves informed???
My main reason for asking this query was to know whether anyone else was in my shoes, especially in rd1, and if so, what action did they take, and if possible, the acom's response!
Once again, thank you for taking the time to reply to my query ..... and yes, I have every reason to trust you and NO reason to NOT do so, right? Although, I am sure that your advice is more suited to those applicants who actually are stressing out!
Take care and best of luck with the application process.
Warm regards,
Sam
I just wanted to have this quoted in case it is deleted later on.