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I am surprised that CMU has the "decline" online form so open (without a login/password). Some envious person could easily fill in someone's details and decline CMU. Would cause utter confusion in the CMU database.
They should have sent you a confirmation e-mail, asking you if you do indeed want to remain on the list. I got mine today, and decided to turn it down. They give you directions on how to do it
When I click that link posted above, it just takes me to a page that says "Fall 2008 Enrollment Reply Form
Thanks for a great admission season! Good luck to all in your future educational endeavors. The Carnegie Mellon Office of Admission." but there's no option to actually fill anything out. How do I decline my offer? Any help would be appreciated...
If you are particular to let them know that you are declining, all schools send a "withdraw" card or their accept card has a checkbox to mark you are declining. You can postal mail that in if you are particular.
It is not necessary to mail that in. I am not sure if it will help them update their database to process their waitlists earlier. Otherwise they would be waiting for another 2 weeks to porcess waitlists (in case you mailed your acceptance on May 1)