[was excited initially about my decision.. now a month later deeply regretting it.]

Well.. While reading through what you wrote, I wondered why you went for school C .. But at this point, being mad at yourself may make you loose in the "latent" opportunities when you resume at school C. its just best to learn from the mistake and turn it to a "strength".  Still many more decsions for you in the future(including now!).

 

I am not asuming I know what it feels like, but one thing I am sure of is you need to Keep Moving!

 

Its a classic problem to make decisions, wish and regret.. its a classic solution to keep moving!

[Admission in Computer Science Masters - University of Toronto]

Most of the time. Its all about you and your presentation!

 

Your papers, LOR, SOP, results and standerdised test. Worry less and act more. Get information about other students from your school who are in grad school. There is a lot more when you dont doubt.

 

Best of Luck!

[was excited initially about my decision.. now a month later deeply regretting it.]

If I ask you to choose between an apple, an orange and a pear, guess what: "You get confused :unsure: ". After you have made your choice, , you feel damned. Its all natural. However, if I give you only an orange, you dont get any of those thoughts and terrible feeling and you still get to enjoy the orange :) .

 

To help yourself, simply assume school A and B rejected you and you just had to choose C. Also ask yourself, if school C was the only option you had , would you have a terrible academic career?

 

#learn to look on the bright side, no one knows the perfect decision, its just important to keep moving..

[Studying for the GRE Thread]

170Q 168V took it in Feb.  I actually kind of enjoyed preparing for and taking the exam.  

Hi, you can provide more help and advice on materials as well as tactics.

[My GRE Diaries]

Please try to take the full test and not just Quant. You'll have to train your self to shift focus --Very Fast. Gre tests a lot more than "Only Quant"