2011-02-01, 03:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 2011-02-02, 05:41 PM by WillDaSnail.)
First of all...let me establish this: this is not a pure bragging thread.
Many seniors will be celebrating (or crying their hearts out) next month when most admissions decisions come out. Some seniors have received their notifications early (depending on what option they chose when they applied).
With that said, this thread is meant for seniors currently applying for college to share their admissions results with others. Feel free to post any acceptance results here! And of course, if you do not want to, you can keep the Rejected decisions to yourselves. I understand the crushing pain from rejections, especially if its coming from the dream college that you dreamed of attending since you were four years old.
College Application options acronyms that may be used:
- Early Decision (ED)
- Early Decision I (ED I)*
- Early Decision II (ED II)*
- Early Action (EA)
- Single-Choice Early Action (SCEA)*
- Rolling Decision*
- Regular Decision (RD)
* = these are the application options only available for certain colleges/universities.
Post away! And I wish everyone luck on their college admission decisions. As Dan (FrozNlite) told me (expanded version):
Keep every option open. Don't lose hope.
L> Kurtle, Russt, and other Southperry seniors.
Many seniors will be celebrating (or crying their hearts out) next month when most admissions decisions come out. Some seniors have received their notifications early (depending on what option they chose when they applied).
With that said, this thread is meant for seniors currently applying for college to share their admissions results with others. Feel free to post any acceptance results here! And of course, if you do not want to, you can keep the Rejected decisions to yourselves. I understand the crushing pain from rejections, especially if its coming from the dream college that you dreamed of attending since you were four years old.
College Application options acronyms that may be used:
- Early Decision (ED)
- Early Decision I (ED I)*
- Early Decision II (ED II)*
- Early Action (EA)
- Single-Choice Early Action (SCEA)*
- Rolling Decision*
- Regular Decision (RD)
* = these are the application options only available for certain colleges/universities.
Post away! And I wish everyone luck on their college admission decisions. As Dan (FrozNlite) told me (expanded version):
FrozNlite Wrote:Beyond that, best of luck, obviously, to everyone else and everywhere else they applied. To expand upon what Will said in his first post, it was my dream to go to the Ivy League for ~5 years or so before my Senior year, and not only was I rejected from the three schools within it that I applied to (Cornell ED, Columbia, Princeton), but I was also rejected across the board elsewhere (George Washington University in D.C., Emory in Atlanta, and waitlisted at Northwestern). Then UW-Madison came rolling around, and fast forward 1.5 years to today, and I couldn't have been happier. Like one of my favorite high school teachers always told me when I cried about a rejection, "The college that accepts you and that you ultimately end up deciding to attend will be the one you were meant to go to."
And hey, even if that's not true in some cases, at least you can transfer right away. College is a lot more fluid than most high school students make it out to be.
Keep every option open. Don't lose hope.
L> Kurtle, Russt, and other Southperry seniors.
My Decisions so far (list subject to change)