Guide/10 People & Supporting Materials
Contacting Admissions Officers
Who your regional admissions officer is, when emailing them helps (and when it doesn't count at all), how to write an email worth sending, and what to avoid.
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Most colleges assign each high school to a regional admissions officer, often the first person to read your application. Emailing them can be genuinely useful, but it isn't a secret way to boost your chances, and at many schools it doesn't count at all.
This chapter explains who these officers are, when contact matters, and how to write an email worth sending...
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What’s in this chapter
- 1How to find yours
- 2Does contacting them help your chances?
- 3When it's worth reaching out
- 4How to write the email
- 5What to avoid