Comments on: Memoirs of an Application http://admissionsblog.richmond.edu/2008/01/22/memoirs-of-an-application/ Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:49:15 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Maria http://admissionsblog.richmond.edu/2008/01/22/memoirs-of-an-application/#comment-186 Maria Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:51:47 +0000 http://admissionsblog.richmond.edu/2008/01/22/memoirs-of-an-application/#comment-186 Shelby, I'm glad the post helped you to understand a bit of our process. It certainly was a fun one to write! If you've applied ED to the University, you should expect your decision letter on or around February 15. But, if you've applied as a regular decision candidate your letter won't be mailed until around April 1. I know time seems to creep by as you await your decision... we've all been there! Best, Maria Shelby,
I’m glad the post helped you to understand a bit of our process. It certainly was a fun one to write!

If you’ve applied ED to the University, you should expect your decision letter on or around February 15. But, if you’ve applied as a regular decision candidate your letter won’t be mailed until around April 1. I know time seems to creep by as you await your decision… we’ve all been there!

Best,
Maria

]]> By: Shelby Peterson http://admissionsblog.richmond.edu/2008/01/22/memoirs-of-an-application/#comment-180 Shelby Peterson Fri, 25 Jan 2008 23:02:48 +0000 http://admissionsblog.richmond.edu/2008/01/22/memoirs-of-an-application/#comment-180 I have been checking the mail everyday and emails just as often. I even read the admission blog just to keep me going in the hope I might get some inside "scoop"on how much longer I might have to wait. Your memoir of an application gave me a sense of relief that "I" will really be represented through the people who pour over the details I worked so hard to share. It feels good to understand the process and that all of the items I sent will be looked at and considered. I am off to check the mail! Thanks for the blog! Shelby Peterson I have been checking the mail everyday and emails just as often.
I even read the admission blog just to keep me going in the hope I might get some inside “scoop”on how much longer I might have to wait.
Your memoir of an application gave me a sense of relief that “I” will really be represented through the people who pour over the details I worked so hard to share. It feels good to understand the process and that all of the items I sent will be looked at and considered. I am off to check the mail! Thanks for the blog!
Shelby Peterson

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