espresso_eyes

frown upon

After professing her love She waits anxiously at Cafe Grad Hoping you come whisk her away

tear apart

Done!

Hi Ya'll, Re-posting this from another thread () on Aberrant's recommendation: Thought this was pretty funny...if all else fails, I might get inspired to do the same! Dear Admissions Committee: Having reviewed the many rejection letters I have received in the last few weeks, it is with great regret that I must inform you I am unable to accept your rejection at this time. This year, after applying to a great many colleges and universities, I received an especially fine crop of rejection letters. Unfortunately, the number of rejections that I can accept is limited. Each of my rejections was reviewed carefully and on an individual basis. Many factors were taken into account - the size of the institution, student-faculty ratio, location, reputation, costs and social atmosphere. I am certain that most colleges I applied to are more than qualified to reject me. I am also sure that some mistakes were made in turning away some of these rejections. I can only hope they were few in number. I am aware of the keen disappointment my decison may bring. Throughout my deliberations, I have kept in mind the time and effort it may have taken for you to reach your decision to reject me. Keep in mind that at times it was necessary for me to reject even those letters of rejection that would normally have met my traditionally high standards. I appreciate your having enough interest in me to reject my application. Let me take the opportunity to wish you well in what I am sure will be a successful academic year. SEE YOU IN THE FALL! Sincerely, Paul Devlin Applicant at Large

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Thought this was pretty funny...if all else fails, I might get inspired to do the same! Dear Admissions Committee: Having reviewed the many rejection letters I have received in the last few weeks, it is with great regret that I must inform you I am unable to accept your rejection at this time. This year, after applying to a great many colleges and universities, I received an especially fine crop of rejection letters. Unfortunately, the number of rejections that I can accept is limited. Each of my rejections was reviewed carefully and on an individual basis. Many factors were taken into account - the size of the institution, student-faculty ratio, location, reputation, costs and social atmosphere. I am certain that most colleges I applied to are more than qualified to reject me. I am also sure that some mistakes were made in turning away some of these rejections. I can only hope they were few in number. I am aware of the keen disappointment my decison may bring. Throughout my deliberations, I have kept in mind the time and effort it may have taken for you to reach your decision to reject me. Keep in mind that at times it was necessary for me to reject even those letters of rejection that would normally have met my traditionally high standards. I appreciate your having enough interest in me to reject my application. Let me take the opportunity to wish you well in what I am sure will be a successful academic year. SEE YOU IN THE FALL! Sincerely, Paul Devlin Applicant at Large

I dont know about Plan B but regardless of the outcome, when all this is over, I plan to go to Puerto Rico or Hawaii to relax. I think it will be much deserved.....this wait is so exhausting!

It must be awkward for the adcoms to break the news-----def wouldnt want to be the person making those calls!

Applied for MPP/MPA programs so wont hear till early March.....of course that doesnt stop me from waking up at weird hours every night to check my email!

medicine or journalism

my friends introduced me to 9gag.com. def helps to kill time.

siamese twin

I feel you Greenster! I thought the app process--esp writing the SOPs--was the hardest part....turns out, it wasn't coz it kept me so busy that I didn't really spend time worrying about my chances etc.... This wait is just soooo painful I just want to curl up and not wake up till March.