<p>Should I do that via email or a formal letter, and it should be about 2 sentence long?
(couldnt get in Gen. Micorbiology....HS students don't get priority over the college students)</p>
<p>You mean your H.S schedule changed? Is it neccessary to tell them? I guess. Hmmm... (ha, sorry, stream of consciousness here ;) ) I think e-mailing them is fine. Did you do your application online? </p>
<p>I mean really... how could you write a whole letter about that? For something that trivial, i'd go with an e-mail.</p>
<p>Personally, I'd email, then send a letter, fax it just in case, and call to make sure they recieved it. But that's me, and I'm paranoid.
Maybe you could have your counselor send a fax (if you can't do this, I'd go with formal letter), and then call to make sure they get it.
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couldnt get in Gen. Micorbiology....HS students don't get priority over the college students
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That's not what you're writing on the notification, is it? I'm assuming it's not.</p>