<p>seriously…just call no use in waiting around for a letter. from a previous thread i found posted years ago a girl got an email. but if you already know which school you are choosing just call to withdraw one of your SIR’s.</p>
<p>I thought that this wasn’t allowed? They say specifically that you shouldn’t send in more than 1 SIR. You should give both schools a call as fast as you can. I don’t know what the repercussions are though.</p>
<p>my buddy did this same thing last year to ucla and ucb…ended up getting both his acceptances cancelled…no joke. I would call admissions first thing in the morning to figure it out…</p>
<p>I submitted SIR’s to both Cal and UCLA and I receive a letter from the UC Undergraduate Application Processing Service today, saying that I have to write to the Director of Admission at every campus to which I accepted admission, state whether or not I plan to attend.</p>
<p>Personally I dont think you should be going to any UC if you havent figured out that you can only send 1 SIR to one school and you are STILL waiting t choose after all the information has been given to you.</p>
<p>^^ seriously cubman; it makes me wonder how some people on this thread got into UC’s.</p>
<p>OP- you posted in another thread about UCLA orientation that you signed up for session 201 which was the first orientation date. if you have already picked UCLA which obviously you have if you signed up for the date just call the other UC you sent your SIR too and tell them you want to withdraw your SIR</p>