How to Reject a College Acceptance Letter

So you've applied to your top 10 dream schools and been accepted into several? You can only go to one. So you're now faced with the big task of writing your rejection letters.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer
• Paper
• Envelopes
• Printer
• Stamps

1. Make a list of the schools and the programs you have been accepted to.

2. Compose a sincere letter stating your reason for not choosing that specific college program.

3. Thank the college for accepting you. Keep the letter concise.

4. Use words such as "regret" and "careful consideration." You don't necessarily have to mention where you have decided to go to school.

5. Make sure your addresses and programs match. Check your spelling and grammar to ensure they are correct.

Tips & Warnings

• If you are still unsure about what school you would like to attend, talk to the admissions counselor about a possible deferment of your attendance.

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