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The school that admits me with the most funding is my top choice. I'll let you know April 15.

Congrats. Still no word from any of my schools yet.

I'm trying to enjoy it more...have the most fun I've had ever..even if I have to do it on my own. Expand my comfort zone. Try new things...so, far it has been snowing every weekend, so I'll try again next week.

And I'm assuming their average GRE scores are over 1550 combined?

I'm not getting any kind of attention. But I think I'll start getting some action come February 15- April 15.

Yea, I have one more app left too..due March 1/rolling admissions. Every thing is arleady turned in. Just don't know if I feel like doing it especially when it's a reach and I'm really tired of writing SOP.

Hopefully, one of these summer jobs that I am applying to, I will get, and it will turn into a full time job.<div>I will take a 2 year break, get related work experience, more research experience, volunteer, and hopefully some leadership roles, take a grad course.</div><div>Improve my GPA score, better relationships with faculty, work on SOP and writing sample, visit every school and contact faculty before submit application, apply to more schools, apply early, apply to more scholarships...wow, this makes it seem like I didn't do anything right the first time.</div>

Congrats everyone! Has anyone heard anything back from any of the schools I've applied to or will apply to? (Decision, we have received your application, it's being reviewed now, the decisions will be made around, ...) I know I applied near the deadlines for most of them, but I have yet to hear ANYTHING. I think Rutgers and UMBC sent me an automatic confirmation that the application was submitted, but that's it.