Beth_OKState

Hi Daniela - I get what you're saying. The reason why I am considering this school is because their faculty have an really good reputation. Also, there are two people from my leveling study group that have been accepted. I don't see a lot of people mention classmates as a factor when they are choosing a grad school, but I think this is something that should be considered. I agree that the person in charge of the admissions applications at this particular college may not be the best part of their program.

We're on the same page about sending an e-mail. I sent one that said 'I'm concerned about the impact this may have had on being considered for the program. Have all of the spots been filled?' Instead of replying to the e-mail she called to let me know that she was forwarding my application on for consideration and completely sidestepped the question. I think she realizes it was her error and doesn't want to say anything else. I feel like I can't go around her because she works at the clinic and if I do get in, I don't want to already have a problem.

Offer letters started going out this week but I hadn't heard from the school. I decided to call the contact person for the SLP program and she told me that they didn't have my transcripts yet. I had checked with them BEFORE the deadline to ensure they had everything and my paperwork was in order at that time. She referred me to the graduate office who confirmed that they did have my transcripts and they would RESEND them to the SLP program contact. The contact person called me the next day to let me know she had everything and would forward my application packet on to the professors for review. The problem is that I DID have my application in order and submitted before the deadline and now the offer letters have already gone out. Is there anything I can do without making the situation worse?