<p>Hey. I got this in the email:
We are writing to invite you to a special overnight hosting program offered by the College of Human Ecology on Sunday, April 14 - Monday, April 15. Our hosting program offers students opportunities to have dinner in the college with our Counseling and Advising staff and a breakfast with faculty to learn more about academic life, research, and mentorship. You will also be able to participate in classroom visits, meet current students, and all of the other scheduled Cornell Days events. Visit [Diversity</a> Hosting Weekend](<a href=“http://www.human.cornell.edu/admissions/diversity-hosting.cfm]Diversity”>http://www.human.cornell.edu/admissions/diversity-hosting.cfm) for more information about the College of Human Ecology’s overnight hosting event and our academic programs. </p>
<p>Space is limited so please be in touch with me through email (<a href=“mailto:bs28@cornell.edu”>bs28@cornell.edu</a>) or phone (607.255.5471) by Friday, March 22 with questions and to inform me of your plans to visit during the April 14th - April 15th event.</p>
<p>All travel arrangements to participate in this program need to be made as soon as possible and must be organized through the Cornell University Diversity hosting website – [Diversity</a> Hosting | Admitted Students](<a href=“http://www.diversityhosting.admissions.cornell.edu%5DDiversity”>http://www.diversityhosting.admissions.cornell.edu). There are other opportunities to visit campus throughout April, if you cannot get to campus on April 14th.</p>
<p>On behalf of the College of Human Ecology Admissions Staff, I wish you well as you learn more about your options for next year and hope to see you April 14th!</p>
<p>But I was never formally admitted and they do not mention it in the email either. They also ask that I rsvp before the actual decision release date. What do you guys make of this? This isn’t a likely letter right?</p>