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--- studies:admission:american_track [2022-12-07 22:13] – Péter Szigetvári
+++ studies:admission:american_track [2024-01-07 10:36] (current) – Péter Szigetvári
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 = BA in English and American studies: American track
-If you are a BA student majoring in English and American studies in your first year and you wish to continue your studies in the American track, you have to inform us of your intention in an email.  The message must be sent to <track@delg0.elte.hu> **before the January [[:deadlines|deadline]].**  The subject or the body of your message must contain your Neptun code.  You will receive a response informing you of the success or failure of your registration.
+If you are a BA student majoring in English and American studies in your first year and you wish to continue your studies in the American track, you have to inform us of your intention in an email.  The message must be sent to <track@delg0.elte.hu> **before the January [[:deadlines|deadline]].**  The subject or the body of your message must contain your Neptun code.  (Don't spend time on composing the message, it will not be read by a human.)  You will receive a response informing you of the success or failure of your registration.  If you do not get the response you can still check [[http://seas.elte.hu/tmp/ame.txt|the list of successful registrants]].
-If you should change your mind later and would rather take the English track, please tell <szigetva@delg0.elte.hu>.
+<wrap tip>Messages may be encoded in ways that our simple script cannot decode.  If you do not succeed at first, try entering your Neptun code (and only your Neptun code) in the subject of the message.</wrap>
+<!--If you should change your mind later and would rather take the English track, please tell <szigetva@delg0.elte.hu>.-->
 In January you may receive further notification on how the selection of students into the American track will proceed.  There might be a short interview in the second half of January. For further details see: