<p>I made a mistake on my commonapp and i need to contact their office when they re-open</p>
<p>which e-mail address should I e-mail my changes to?</p>
<p>I made a mistake on my commonapp and i need to contact their office when they re-open</p>
<p>which e-mail address should I e-mail my changes to?</p>
<p>I’m guessing the error didn’t deal with anything financial aid related if it was on the Common App. Um, I think you’d probably be best off asking <a href=“mailto:student.questions@yale.edu”>student.questions@yale.edu</a> that question, unless someone else knows the address…</p>
<p>I think you should try e-mailing your Admissions Officer, which you can find online on the admissions website. But, just to be sure, I’d call and confirm.</p>
<p>Calling is the easiest. Admissions officers are really busy and probably won’t be answer your emails until some time has passed.</p>
<p>I remember e-mailing a question to both my admissions officer and the general address back in November… student.questions took about a week, but the officer never replied XD</p>
<p>^ Depends on the question. If it’s a correction, then I think sending it to your admissions officer is fine. If it’s a question, then I think it makes more sense to send it to student.questions.</p>
<p>^I sent the correction to my regional admissions officer via email and never got a reply. I sent it to student.questions and they just forwarded the same email to my admissions officer. I still never got a reply, but…I’m guessing that they realized it or corrected it since I wasn’t flat-out rejected…</p>
<p>^ I guess they don’t reply… To be honest, I’m not quite sure who to send it to. After my SCEA acceptance, I sent my admissions officer an e-mail in January and she was very quick in responding. I assumed it’d be the same with corrections. </p>
<p>However, to be completely sure, call the office and ask how to send the corrections. Also ask if you get any confirmation of receipt, to know whether or not it got there.</p>