<p>With the little money I have, I went to the local wal-mart and bought 94 cent cards that say "Thank you very much" on the front and "it meant a lot." on the inside. Is this too tacky to send as a thank-you-note to a professional alumni interviewer from an Ivy League school? </p>
<p>Thanks! I'm mainly worried because the back clearly says USA .94, and I've been reading posts that advise using professional stationary with personalized initials on the bottom...:/</p>
<p>no- it is great
don't worry about being tacky- even though some people are rude enough to critizize the way they were thanked- I think it is still unfortunately uncommon enough- that your interviewer will probably be pleased for the acknowledgment of his effort.</p>
<p>They sound fine. Any interviewer who goes looking for the price tag of a card (and would hold the price against you) isn't really worth a thank you card, anyway.</p>
<p>definitely write a line or two on the inside</p>
<p>It is always nice to receive a thank you card (doesn't matter the price). I agree with bluebayou, write a few lines to personalize it.</p>
<p>Thank you all so much for your help. I'm going to use the card and personalize it with a few lines. Thanks again!</p>