<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>I think that just because you thought of sending it should mean a lot.
It shouldn't matter on the price.</p>
<p>How many 16-year-old kids have personalized stationery?</p>
<p>hahha I see someone has been taking my advice wooo glad to hear that and no that's not tacky it's soo cuute besides i'm sure they're gonna love it ; D</p>
<p>wait... so, don't use personalized stationary?</p>
<p>jeez
99.9999% probably dont even send anything</p>
<p>Send them a nice email, its fine
send them a note stuck on a one cent coin its fine
Its the thought that counts</p>
<p>I think if you send that card without any writing on it is tacky, but adding your personality to it is not. Add a little oomph to it by mentioning or elaborating on a fact you spoke about during the interview, and sign your name.</p>