Princeton Interview Dilemma

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<p>Hi guys.. i know this may sound strange.. but I don't know what to do..
This is the situation:
I got an e-mail from the Undergrad Admissions office on Dec 22 notifying me about an interview. The e-mail included the contact info of my interviewer (e-mail). However it has been two weeks and he hasn't contacted me yet. However, two of my classmates ) had been contacted by the interviewer (same person). My classmates said that the interviewer contacted them by phone.. however I was out of town during Dec 22-25... (soo. probably i missed his call...) should i contact him directly by e-mail.. ? or...? </p>

<p>if yes.. how should i write the e-mail? I don't want to sound rude or anything..............</p>

<p>thankkkks!
&& happy new year everyone! :3</p>

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<p>he should try to contact you again, if he missed you when you were out of town
You have to trust that he is a responsible alumni of Princeton :slight_smile:
good luck!</p>

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<p>No harm in a tactful email. If you’re really worried, just explain to the interviewer in the email that you’re afraid you might have missed his call. I don’t think he’d be offended.</p>

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<p>well, in the e-mail i received, there were two e-mail addresses (one for the person who was going to contact me and another for my region’s chair alumni person). the e-mail said to contact the chair if I didn’t hear anything in two weeks. I would contact the head of the region and see what’s up.</p>

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<p>^Yup, that way you won’t have any chance of offending the person who is responsible for your write-up.</p>