SAMPLES OF REJECTION LETTERS DECLINING ADMISSIONS TO GRADUATE SCHOOLS: Below are Links to Example Letters Declining Admissions to Masters Degree Programs

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Sample Letter Declining Offer of Admission to Graduate Study - I am writing in response to your offer of admission to the Clinical Psychology program at Graduate University.

Declining an offer - Use the Resource Center to view or download career related guides, checklists, samples and forms.

If You are Rejected & Not Admitted to Graduate School - No one likes to admit the possibility of failure, but if you find yourself not admitted to the graduate schools you applied to, it is important to view this as a setback rather than a defeat.

Letter of Decline - Maintain a positive tone as you thank the employer for their interest in you and reject the offer. Your promptness in notifying the employer will be especially appreciated, and may open an opportunity for an offer of employment to another Bridgewater College graduate.

Graduate/Professional School - Acceptance/ Deferment / Rejection - The graduate and professional school application process can be lengthy, time-consuming and emotionally difficult. It is important that you have support from faculty, peers, family members and other people who are applying to graduate or professional school.

Some Reflection on Rejection-You were convinced that this was your year. You had been duking it out with the job market for some time now, but, when you saw your dream job listed this past fall, you really felt like this was it. So after working diligently on your cover letter and CV and tailoring the information to fit what the department seemed to be looking for, you sent your application in and, sure enough, you were called for a first-round interview.

Hi all. I'm applying to various History Ph.D. programs -I got my first notification of any kind today--a rejection letter from Columbia. I also got a rejection letter from the one job I applied to this year--I made it to the interview stage but didn't make the final cut, evidently. But yeah. A pretty depressing P.O. box today.