Necessary to contact admissions?

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<p>This is about midyear reports, guys, so chill!</p>

<p>William and Mary lists their deadline for midyear reports as being the 15th, but also mentions that the deadline is flexible because not all semesters end before the 15th.</p>

<p>So I assume a good grace period (a few weeks) is probably okay.</p>

<p>My semester just ended Friday (the 29th), so of course I was planning on coming back Tuesday (teacher work day Monday) and having requesting my GC mail it in.</p>

<p>Then...we got the big snow storm...</p>

<p>...that dumped over a foot of snow on our area.</p>

<p>The likelihood of school at all this week is very slim, so I was wondering if I might need to contact admissions to mention my midyear report will be really late.</p>

<p>The second week of February seems a little too late to me. Should I mention it or not? Maybe shoot them an email? A quick phone call? </p>

<p>Or are midyear reports not that big of a deal as long as they get it?</p>

<p>Just checking. Don't want to do something stupid.</p>

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<p>No, don’t contact W&M. The mid-year reports come out at about this time from all HSs and they already know that. It’s not a “deadline”. Of course they would like the information asap, but high schools will send the reports when they’re ready. No need to tell the college what they already know.</p>