Will asking too many questions to the school admission office influence my decision?

[moximoxi]

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Edited April 23, 2015 by moximoxi

[scarvesandcardigans]

I would first browse the school's/program's website as much as possible to see if your questions can be answered there. Then, try to line up important questions and compose a nice, professional email to the program outlining your questions. I'm sure that programs receive messages like this all the time. That's what advisors and program coordinators are there for - to get your questions answered. They can't expect you to know absolutely everything. It may become annoying if you keep sending individual messages with different questions, kind of in a haphazard way. But, if you can start a quality conversation about the program with a faculty or staff member, it has the potential to be helpful in your application.