Send a friend a realistic fake college acceptance letter by email. Choose from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Oxford and dozens of other universities; a follow-up email reveals the prank.
Send an acceptance letterStep 1
Choose one of 50 schools and select an acceptance.
Step 2
Enter their name and email address. No account is needed.
Step 3
They receive a realistic decision letter addressed to them by name.
Step 4
About five minutes after they open it, a second email explains the joke.
A surprise acceptance is a fun way to celebrate a friend who is waiting on decisions, to tease a sibling about their dream school, or to make a memorable promposal or birthday surprise.
Dear Applicant,
It is a pleasure to offer you admission to Harvard College.
Your curiosity and commitment to your community stood out. We look forward to the questions you will bring to our classrooms and the friendships you will build in the Houses.
Sincerely,
Pick a university, choose an acceptance or rejection, and enter your friend's name and email address. College Decision Simulator emails them a link to a realistic decision letter on official-looking stationery.
Yes. About five minutes after your friend opens the letter, they automatically receive a second email explaining that the decision was a prank sent through College Decision Simulator.
Yes. Every university offers both an acceptance letter and a rejection letter; you choose which one your friend receives.
$5 for one letter, $10 for three letters, or $20 for unlimited letters (sending limits apply). There is no account to create; payment is handled by Stripe.
50 universities, including Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale, Princeton, Oxford, Cambridge, NYU and UC Berkeley.
No. College Decision Simulator is an independent entertainment site and is not affiliated with any university. The letters are fictional and are not real admission decisions.