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Parents or my email on application

wildflower2019wildflower2019 13 replies6 threads Junior Member
in Prep School Admissions
I’m applying to Exeter and I’m wondering weather to put my email or my parents. What should I do?
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  • YoungThriverYoungThriver 468 replies45 threads Member
    Your email, unless it specifically asks for your parents’.
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  • RedLionessRedLioness 178 replies2 threads Junior Member
    Your email unless it specifies otherwise.
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  • DecYetDecYet 18 replies2 threads Junior Member
    I think using your own email shows independence and maturity. Just make sure that you check it regularly! You want to be prompt in your replies.
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  • QueenXQueenX 13 replies7 threads Junior Member
    Your email for sure
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  • twoinanddonetwoinanddone 24964 replies20 threads Senior Member
    You can start a new email only for applications. You can use it now for prep school and later for colleges. It keeps everything together.

    Your parents can have access too. You can pick a nice screen name too, something appropriate for the schools, now and in the future.
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  • MoonKnightMoonKnight 377 replies9 threads Member
    edited July 2019
    Use your email. Try to choose a professional sounding email. If it doesn't sound professional, then create a new one and share the password with your parents if you want them to access it to.
    edited July 2019
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  • Golfgr8Golfgr8 1662 replies24 threads Senior Member
    It was our experience that the schools wanted both the student’s email and the parent’s email for applications. Agree with above - have your dedicated email for applications. Good luck!
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  • hadesinquisitorhadesinquisitor 30 replies3 threads Junior Member
    absolutely your email/contact info. Exclusively if possible.
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  • dogsmama1997dogsmama1997 481 replies30 threads Member
    Have to say I disagree that it matters as much as people think it does. Put whichever email is most likely to be checked frequently and responded to. I used mine (the parent) and it worked out just fine.
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