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Hey, this was me! It was a total coincidence, I wasn't watching this thread or anything. It was an unofficial acceptance. If you're curious about my stats, I'm going to put them in my signature after I write this. But if I were you, I wouldn't worry about it. I got the impression that they wouldn't be done making decisions for a while yet. They said it could take a few weeks for me to get my official offer letter. Good luck, and congrats on Berkeley, Yale and Stanford!!

So two of my recommenders aren't professors where I go to school (one former manager, one professor who moved after I had his class). I'd love to get my manager something (he's been so great!), but would it be appropriate to ask him for his address to do so? Also, thanks for the input!

Hi all! I'm stressing a little about how to thank my recommenders. My brother mentioned that he sent physical thank-you cards to his (that was for law school), but I don't know what the protocol is for graduate school recommenders. Should I try to send out physical notes, or are emails sufficient? What kind of form should the note/email take (besides, 'this is where I've gotten in, thank you so much')? Anything else I should do?