[Typo in SOP. How serious would this be?]

On 2017/1/1 at 0:55 AM, Forest Owlet said:

Relax! What you mean is fairly obvious. I'm sure half of the readers won't even notice the typo! I don't think you should do anything about it. I am not sure how program coordinators will react to requests for replacing documents due to minor typos, but I suspect that it's not going to be easy to get them to agree to do anything of the sort.

I had a minor issue in SOP which I was (still am, a little bit) panicking over.. but I googled and found out that it's not going to really matter. People have got in with far worse things. If it makes you feel any better, just google this.

 

 

Thanks for your response. It really made me less upset after going through the google search.

[Typo in SOP. How serious would this be?]

On 2017/1/1 at 0:55 AM, Forest Owlet said:

Relax! What you mean is fairly obvious. I'm sure half of the readers won't even notice the typo! I don't think you should do anything about it. I am not sure how program coordinators will react to requests for replacing documents due to minor typos, but I suspect that it's not going to be easy to get them to agree to do anything of the sort.

I had a minor issue in SOP which I was (still am, a little bit) panicking over.. but I googled and found out that it's not going to really matter. People have got in with far worse things. If it makes you feel any better, just google this.

 

 

Thanks for your response. It really made me less upset after going through the google search.

[Typo in SOP. How serious would this be?]

After the deadline, I happen to notice there's a typo in my SOP. 

"since at that time the size of each pixel was much smaller than the target and could out represent the whole space the target occupied anymore"

What I wanted to say is could not represent.

How serious is this typo? would it make this sentence unable to understand? Should I do something about it?

I'm so frustrated right now.