Is it fat or thin?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Princeton University
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<p>well, my question is ,what the acceptance letter looks like? I have heard that you can't tell it from deferral or rejection letter. But I somehow also got the impression that it's much thicker and bigger. I don't know which description is right. And I certainly feel much better to find out if I am admitted or deferred or worse right away by peeking into the slit of my mailbox rather than struggling to open the letter with trembling hands. </p>

<p>My another question is that how many of you sent the optional "what else would you like us to know" suppliment through mail seperately. Did you all call the admission office to see if it has received it or do you just assume that it has?</p>

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<p>No clue
But I am curious as well</p>

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<p>The acceptance package is in a big thick white envelope. Last year they were sent out Priority Mail on December 10.</p>

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<p>was that for ED or RD?</p>

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<p>When I first saw this thread, my head was way in the gutter...</p>

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The acceptance package is in a big thick white envelope. Last year they were sent out Priority Mail on December 10.

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<p>So I guess the fat vs. thin rule completely applies to Princeton?</p>

<p>Unless of course, they decide differently.</p>

<p>Are the deferral/rejection letters also put on priority mail?</p>

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<p>I'm imagining it right now -- I open the mailbox in mid-December, see a big, thick white envelope, and run away screaming in glee. And then I come back to take a second look, and it turns out to be an application packet from Podunk U.</p>

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<p>I will open my mailbox and find a beat-up old envelope that is barely readable.. You know when they sent me my Application, the paper version, it looked like someone had taken it around the block a few times and dropped it in the mud. I could hardly read the address on it! lol.. If it were nto for the Orange tint I would have had no idea...</p>