acceptance letters
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Acceptance letters are formal notifications that someone has been admitted or approved—typically to a school, university, or job.
The term most often appears in educational contexts, where students anxiously await acceptance letters from colleges: She got her acceptance letter from Stanford today.
The plural form reflects the common practice of applying to multiple institutions.
- admissionEntry or confession
- admissions officeDepartment reviewing applicants
- early decisionCommitted application with deadline
- rolling admissionsApplications processed as received
- envelopeFolded paper enclosure
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