<p>I'm not sure... I can ask my friend, but I'm pretty sure his letter came with a key chain.... I don't think it would fit in a small envelope. =)</p>
<p>Unless something has changed, an acceptance comes in a large envelope with a certificate and other paperwork. The acceptance letter is a replica of the one that you get online.</p>
<p>I think it's a question of early vs RD. My daughter's early acceptance came in a thin evenlope, and a bunch of stuff later. But that was 2 years ago.</p>
<p>I don'e care about the ****in "movie moment". I'm getting screwed by thinking about my decision and I want it as soon as possible!</p>
<p>the RD envelope isn't just big, it's huge. If I remember correctly, it came in an express mail envelope and was full to the brim with paperwork and Harvard propaganda.</p>
<p>Alright then, let's all pray for the giant envelope.</p>
<p>haha, I'm the opposite of the OP...I asked Harvard to email me my decision, but now I think I want the "movie moment"</p>
<p>Although when i see that email it will be awfully hard not to open it, so i might give in...</p>
<p>Yeah, I've had the same sentiment as you, luna. The movie moment would be kind of cool. But then I realized that my mother would probably open my letter before I got home from school, anyway, so email it is.</p>
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haha, I'm the opposite of the OP...I asked Harvard to email me my decision, but now I think I want the "movie moment"</p>
<p>Although when i see that email it will be awfully hard not to open it, so i might give in...
I feel the same.
But then again, I am an international so it might be just really long till the decision reaches me, so I think I'll end up rushing to inbox.</p>
<p>I would be SO mad if either of my parents opened my letter....</p>
<p>The letters should arrive at my house during spring break. That means I have all the time in the world to wait and lose my mind. The drama of mailed acceptance sucks if you get rejected.</p>
<p>I'm totally considering waiting until all 10 of my letters (actually, 8 because I've heard from some) come in, stacking 'em up on the dining room table, and then tearing them all open and going crazy. :)</p>