Letter of Continued Interest: Expert Advice for Deferred & Waitlisted
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- You've been deferred or waitlisted from your top choice college and given the chance to write a Letter of Continued Interest to give you a fighting chance of admission later in the admissions cycle. In this video I share expert tips on how to craft the most compelling closing argument possible and increase your chances of getting in. Good luck!
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My son followed your advice and included everything you listed for the letter of continued interest. Received his acceptance letter yesterday!
I got into one of my top choice schools after getting differed the first time. I followed everything in the video for my letter of continued interest, so thank you very much.
Craig, thank you, first of all, for providing such sound and impactful advice all over social media. I first discovered you on Tik Tok, and I’m a parent of a senior in No CA …
Wondering if you’d answer one question related to the letter of confirmation following a waitlisted RD situation. Question regards the strategy in the timing of this letter. Is it advisable to send this letter sooner than later, ie before more decisions come in later this month? Stated differently, is it harmful to wait for all decisions to come before sending this letter (which would include a truthful statement of intent to attend)?
Thanks, Lisa S
Thank you for your kind words. As long as the letter of continued interest is received within two weeks of when the student was initially offered a space on the waitlist, there will be no issues unless the college asked explicitly for a specific earlier turn around. Sometimes, maybe even more, but I would not risk pushing it unless one feels the content of the letter would change dramatically with new information from another college. Those deferred EA or ED have a longer period (usually until the end of January for a notification date of December 15) to send their letters of continued interest. Good luck.
Got waitlisted at ed 2 school.
Got some questions
I did my app last second and am not sure about how it turned out. And I believe I can use my admissions outcome as feedback.
I want to know what admission officers think when they waitlist you. Does one advocate for you but fails to convince their colleagues about your application or do they all universally agree you should be waitlisted.
Also what makes them defer you rather than waitlist or waitlist rather than defer?
I can't provide personalized coaching on TH-cam. For one-on-one expert guidance, visit my website CollegeMeister.com. Good luck.
We need help with waitlist I went through your website donno which 1 to pick
@@sailuvijl6621 Those wanting to work with me for the first time in search of support with waitlist options should schedule a Strategy Session with me: collegemeister.com/strategy-session/ Good luck.