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Cancellation Etiquette

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17 years 8 months ago - 17 years 8 months ago #28901 by grizz
Cancellation Etiquette was created by grizz
How far in advance should you cancel an interview? I'm pretty sure letting them know that you are not coming the day before is frowned upon.

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17 years 8 months ago - 17 years 8 months ago #14386 by
Replied by on topic 14 days or more.
14 days or more.

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17 years 8 months ago - 17 years 8 months ago #14387 by
Replied by on topic My dean recommended 4 or
My dean recommended 4 or more days notice.

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17 years 8 months ago - 17 years 8 months ago #14388 by
Replied by on topic I think the best policy
I think the best policy is to cancel as soon as you know that you're not going to that interview. And I agree with senor that you should give the program a minimum of 2 weeks notice.

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