e-mail!!

<p>guess what everyone?!
i got an exeter e-mail address thingy.
you know, those things that are like <a href="mailto:_______@exeter.edu">_______@exeter.edu</a>.
ahh, i'm so happy :)</p>

<p>this is such a petty thing to be happy about, but it made my day for some odd reason :)</p>

<p>son received his too, although it’s not activated yet. Can you receive email at yours yet?</p>

<p>yea, i can.
i just received something actually…</p>

<p>when does andover give out their emails? has anyone gotten one?
i met the april 10th deadline for acceptance</p>

<p>Andover email addresses are released in June, which, to me, makes a little more sense than releasing email addresses to students almost five months before classes will actually commence for new students.</p>

<p>yes, that makes sense. Don’t know about Exter, but with Andover, many have just sent in deposit and haven’t even seen the contract yet. It is too early for that.</p>

<p>Exeter has you send in the contract with your deposit due 4/10. The email then gives you sign in info for blackboard where you choose your courses and do questionaires about course placement.</p>

<p>yep!
i’m so excited about my exeter e-mail…
it’s sort of dumb that i am…</p>

<p>I want my school email! XD</p>

<p>where are you going geokid08?</p>

<p>Taft. Haven’t heard anything about email accounts yet :[</p>

<p>lol TomtheCat… jealous about not having an andover email yet!?</p>

<p>he must be, the way he’s subtly bashing exeter for giving it out early.
jk jk jk.</p>

<p>SHUSHHHHHHH</p>

<p>Most certainly am not. Zip it. Stupid Exonians…</p>

<p>LOL (10 char)</p>

<p>Bump.</p>

<p>Did any other schools send out information about e-mail accounts? I want mine XD</p>

<p>don’t you have to download and set up the firstclass client? (well, I actually already have it from my current school, but my new school also uses it so I don’t know if they can give out e-mails until everyone has the client) do they teach you how to do that? or do you use a website to access your e-mail?</p>

<p>I’d assume you just access it via an internet browser.</p>

<p>no, you don’t need first class downloaded.</p>