<p>Hi all,</p>
<p>Do you happen to know if admission letters are generally sent by registered mail, or is it just ordinary mail?</p>
<p>Thanks,</p>
<p>Dominique</p>
<p>Do some colleges send unofficial letters by email too? Like... if the notification day is April 1, will they let you know that same day by email, or do you have to wait?</p>
<p>This is the third place I've seen you ask this question, you also asked it twice in the Harvard forum. Really, don't worry, someone will answer it if you are just patient.
My answer is: I have no idea. Sorry.</p>
<p>Yeah you're right sorry about that :)</p>
<p>For both of my children, all letters came by regular mail.</p>
<p>My S' EA acceptance came by email, status webpage and regular mail. Most schools will send by regular mail. Many schools have an website that you can log into to check status of application. And many schools will send you an email if they have your email on file. In other words, check the schools website and they will let you know how they inform decisions.</p>
<p>When I rec'd my Ivy acceptance letters (before email I have to admit) they were by regular mail. I can't see how even a deep pocket school like H would spend the extra tens of thousands of dollars to do that in sending their thick acceptance packages or thin rejection letters. Now with webpage log-ins and direct emails, I surely don't see them doing that.</p>
<p>Relax! Can you think of more ways to make yourself anxious?</p>
<p>Good reply T26E4. No matter which way, you will be notified.</p>