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<p>Yeah I got one as well from the Physics department. I dont see how they'd send this to everyone. Then again I could be wrong...I think I'll just</p>
<p>I changed my major from bio to journalism during the reviewing process (confirmed it was journalism a few days before I got my invitation in the mail)</p>
<p>yet I didn't receive that email - the last email I received was an RSVP confirmation for one of the admitted-students events (after I RSVP'd); I'm a domestic student, too.</p>
<p>No, but there are people who were accepted who never got that email and also people that got accepted and received that email. There's no telling what it is...</p>
<p>Yeah I suppose so although that could be said of any likely letter you know. I see no reason why they'd send an email like that to rejected students especially after all the decisions have been made. Although as we all know colleges do weird weird things sometimes!! :P</p>
<p>My friend has just asked the admission office and it says this means that you are accepted and will get the formal admission in a day or two. Congratulations to the people who get the email.</p>
<p>My friend asks the director whether the email means acceptance. And the director replies yes and says that he will receive the formal acceptance in a day or two</p>
<p>I'm a freshman too...@zzx - Hope you're right...I can relax then...Atleast I am going to college even if it isnt first choice!! I mean I could do a lot worse than go to NYU even if I get 7 more rejections...So if you're messing with me and I get rejected I might dunk my head in dog poop..! hehe</p>
<p>If you don't receive the card that says "Congrats you're in" then you aren't in the school. The letter doesn't say anything about acceptances but the card invites all accepted students to the reception.</p>
<p>I have only received two postcards congratulating me on my acceptance to the College of Arts and Sciences and inviting me to the admitted students reception(s). I haven't received any e-mails from NYU either.</p>