<p>I am curious to hear about experiences with acceptance/rejection from these schools. Did the acceptance letters arrive in thick and big envelopes? And did the rejections arrive in thin envelopes? 40+ days before March 10th and I can’t help obsessing! Thanks in advance for your stories.</p>
<p>I was rejected from RL in sixth grade. It came in a standard mail envelope and took a few days to arrive. It was generic (as you’d expect) and was a soft let-down. It said something like “This year we have had the highest number of qualified applicants, and we had to only admit a few,” and goes onto explain other things. Good luck!</p>
<p>I think RL, BB&N, and Belmont Hill’s arrive on the 10th. They’re part of the ISL (I think…) so their packages should be mailed at least when all the other ISL school send their decisions.</p>
<p>When my older child applied to an ISL school years ago the acceptance arrived on March 10th. Don’t know if they send the acceptances and rejections out at the same time but I would imagine so. I lived within a few towns of the school but I would guess you do too since these are day schools. I think you can depend on the letters arriving on the 10th or 11th. Our child’s acceptance came in a packet, so it was pretty clear the news was good.</p>