How do you manage to restrain yourself from sending an email to ask for an update on your application?

[ilovethecolorpurple]

I am so tempted to send email inquiries to all the programs I applied to but am still able to restrain myself from doing so.

 

How about you? Are you able to restrain yourself?

[lxwllms]

This doesn't really answer your question, but I think at this point it would be okay to send emails to maybe a program coordinator inquiring about your status.

[gnarls_barkley]

^^^

Agreed. 

 

Unless they've told you a specific date you'll hear, it's find to email/call at this point.

[ilovethecolorpurple]

Thanks to both of you.

I ended up sending email inquiries but no one replied.

[twentysix]

I am so tempted to send email inquiries to all the programs I applied to but am still able to restrain myself from doing so.

 

How about you? Are you able to restrain yourself?

 

I emailed inquiring about the time to decision a month ago with no issues.

 

Just don't over obsessively email. Emailing a program coordinator to inquire is totally fine...

Edited March 31, 2015 by twentysix

[Hani2015]

every week, I give them a call except my top choice.

one lady in one department becomes aware of me when I call. but She is very nice.

I called one time the department at my top choice: 

me : can I ask about my application status?

her: did u receive notification?

me: no 

her: that means your application is still under review.

me: ok thank you    

Edited April 1, 2015 by Hani2015

[twentysix]

every week, I give them a call except my top choice.

one lady in one department becomes aware of me when I call. but She is very nice.

I called one time the department at my top choice: 

me : can I ask about my application status?

her: did u receive notification?

me: no 

her: that means your application is still under review.

me: ok thank you    

 

Every week? Lol, you need some restraint!