Find your admissions officer - It is important to locate the admissions officer for your region since they will be the person reading your college application when you submit it.
Have a clear purpose for your email - Do not send a generic email introducing yourself. Be concise, and straightforward, and have a clear reason for emailing them.
Research your question before reaching out - Research your questions thoroughly before reaching out to them. Make sure you read all of this information.
Address the admissions officer properly - Begin your email by addressing the admissions officer in a kind, proper manner.
Introduce yourself - You shouldn't spend a great deal of time introducing yourself. You are unlikely to increase your probability of acceptance by sending an email detailing your life’s accomplishments.
Be specific - Once you have provided your name and relevant information, ask specific questions. Don’t ask generic questions you should already know the answer to from your college search.
Make sure to thank the admissions officer - You want to leave a good impression on the admissions officer. Therefore, you should thank the admissions officer for his/her help.
List your full contact information - A college admissions officer will most likely email you back. It is polite, however, to give them the option to call you.