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Trying to reach TAMUCC admissions office

Yo everyone, I've been attempting to contact the TAMUCC admissions office for a while now but haven't had any luck. Does anyone know the best time or way to reach out to them? Appreciate your help guys!

a year ago

It can be frustrating when you're not able to reach the admissions office quickly, especially when you have pressing questions or issues to resolve. Here are a few strategies that might help:

1. Time of the Day: Try contacting them outside of peak hours. Most people tend to call in the morning, so try calling them in the early afternoon or late in the day. Remember the office works on Central Time since TAMUCC is in Texas.

2. Email: If you are unable to reach them by phone, consider sending an email. Be concise but clear in your message and do provide your full name and other relevant details like application ID (if applicable).

3. Different Means of Contact: Along with phone and email, many colleges have now established various means for potential students to reach out. Look into whether TAMUCC has specific virtual office hours, online chat capabilities, or even social media accounts where you could ask your questions.

4. Online Forums or FAQs: Sometimes, the university's website or online forums may already have answers to your queries. Look at TAMUCC's admissions FAQ page or discussion forums for similar questions that have been answered.

5. Patience: Understand that during busy times of the year, like application deadlines or decision release periods, offices are inundated with incoming calls and emails. They are trying their best to get back to everyone in a timely manner.

Remember every interaction you have with the school is part of your impression, so while it can be frustrating to wait, try to maintain a polite and patient manner. Good luck, and I hope you get the answers to your questions soon!

a year ago

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