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Hi Esmeralda,
I'm writing with some good news! I've had two acceptances thus far: Durham and Imperial.
I just want to thank you for your help in this process! Your comments and input at all stages of the application process were invaluable and I attribute my success to your involvement.
Also, I have a friend who is exploring Executive MBA programs and asked if I could connect you. Would you mind if I send over an email connecting you?
I can’t say how thankful I am for your help during my admission process.
Thank you for guiding me through the application process when I was lost, thank you for all the comments you had for every of my essay, thank you for encouraging me to keep following up with the school when I was about to give up, thank you for being there with me when I felt frustrated. I would not make it to my dream school today without you. Thank you!!
Hey Cindy,
Hope all is well! Just wanted to thank you again for this whole process. In the end, Kellogg sent an admit letter to me - though I've already landed in Berkeley. ... So you're 3 or 3 (it's probably 4 for 4 except I declined USC's interview after Berkeley & Anderson's admit)
