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  1. Thank you @mano! You know I have sent him an email asking if he is okay with submitting one more letter, so I thought it might be a little bit rude to put his name on the application form without his confirmation. That's why I considered some other options...
  2. I have decided to apply to one more school on the last minute. Two of my recommendation letter writers are quite available, but one of them hasn't responded my email yet. I know he should be traveling with his family right now and he will be back when the winter break ends. He has been always very nice and supportive to me and I believe accepts my request when he reads my email. Since the deadline is next week and time is running out, I was wondering if I should: A. Put his name on application form and submit my application with the hope that he will be okay with one more letter when he is back. B. Ask someone else whose letter won't really add strength to my application to write this urgent letter. C. Wait for him until the deadline day and if he doesn't respond, forget this last application. What do you think guys? Any suggestions would be appreciated!
  3. I will do the same. Best of luck to us both!
  4. Thank you guys! So @cmykrgb now that you know you are not doomed are you going to send your corrected CV to the department? You know, I just felt contacting them will bring attention on the mistake and might not be a positive thing. I don't know, perhaps I am just overthinking..
  5. Hi everyone! I am an international applicant and I just realized that in my 3 pages CV, I have made two slight mistakes: the year of a publication and a publication's issue number. Both of these publications are local, and in my point of view they are not important components of my CV. I wonder: is it worth trying to contact the grad admissions office to submit a CV without this mistake? Or I should let it go. Any thoughts would be really appreciated!
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