Hello! I am really looking for help with the following problem:

A few days ago, I received a package at school (I wasn't expecting anything from anyone else, so I'm thinking it is from a law school). I will be away from my campus mailbox for the next month on winter break. Does anyone have any idea what universities send packages (not just an oversized envelope through normal post office mail)?

I applied to a variety of schools in the Top 30. Any idea who this package could be from?
Instead of an acceptance, could it be a school sending out more information to follow up? Has anyone else received a package recently?

Note: it isn't Duke or Vanderbilt because I already received those packages. Also received Michigan, Georgetown, and NYU through regular mail.

Any insight on who this could be from would be considered super helpful!

If the package is sitting at your campus mail center, I'd call the mail center and ask who the package is from. You can also ask if they'd forward it to your home address.

This exact same thing happened to me last year. I was home on break and got an email saying I had a package waiting for me at school. I called up the mail center and (1) asked who the package was from, (2) asked the lady I was speaking with to open the package and read the letter to me*, (3) asked her to forward it to my home address.

*I went to a really small school, the lady I was talking with knew me and recognized my voice, and before I left for break I had warned her that I might receive an important letter or two over winter break. I realize that most mail centers wouldn't be willing to open your package, but they probably would be willing to forward it to your home address.

haha i would lose my mind. i am sorry dude.

Shall i start the speculation ... a t-shirt from cooley? Next halloween, I will buy a cooley law t-shirt and go as a cooley student!

be wary or your mail center will ship it back to sender lawl

I just got a larger envelope from Michigan about living options, so that could be it, if you haven't gotten it already.