BYU Acceptance Letter

5/19/2008

Jamund Ferguson
10420 17th ave sw
seattle Washington 98146
United States of America

Dear Jamund,

I am pleased to inform you that you have been admitted to Brigham Young University as a graduate student. We look forward to having you join us for your graduate studies and trust that your graduate experience will be both challenging and rewarding.

Please indicate your intent to enroll at BYU for graduate study in Public Policy MPP by clicking the link below. If your program requires a deposit to reserve a spot in the entering class, you will be able to submit your deposit online.

Please click here to indicate whether you will be accepting or declining our offer of admission.

Carefully check the information above pertaining to your admission. If corrections are needed, please notify our office immediately. Should you be unable to enroll in the semester for which you have been admitted, please contact your department.

Graduate students are given first priority in registering, so it is best to register early to get the classes you want. Tuition must be paid 7 days prior to the first day of class. Failure to pay by then will result in a hold that restricts adding or deleting classes. To register, please log in to http://www.byu.edu with your net ID and password. Click on Route Y, School, MyMap, and Register. Be sure you are aware of the minimum registration requirements available at the following webpage: view minimum registration requirements. The graduate coordinator of your program is available to advise you of graduate program requirements and details of your first registration. The coordinator will also introduce you to members of the graduate faculty and assist you in selecting an advisory committee and determining your course of study.

Since all future correspondence will be sent via e-mail, please keep your e-mail address current on Route Y (BYU's Intranet), accessible at http://ry.byu.edu. If your email provider automatically removes bulk messages, be sure to add gradstudies@byu.edu to your address book. If our office can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call us. We wish you continued success.

Sincerely,
Bonnie Brinton, Ph.D. 
Dean, Graduate Studies