Extremely distressed about deadly typo in SOP for 11 schools

[uncertainty17]

Hi friends,

I am posting because I realized I may have made a deadly typo on my SOP that I have already submitted to 11 different schools (applying to Chemistry/Chemical Physics, specifically electronic structure theory). I am talking about my senior thesis on the Pariser-Parr-Pople (PPP) method and the novel application I am doing onto a certain class of molecules.

However, I just noticed that I had accidentally written "Parr-Pariser-Pople", switching up two of the names (they all start with P). I don't know how I didn't catch this in any of my drafts, and I don't want the adcoms to think that I'm incredibly stupid/fake/don't know what I'm doing.

I'm super upset about this and don't know what to do--do you think that I just ruined my chances to all of these schools? Please send your honest opinions/message me--I don't know what to do with myself.

 

[PsyDuck90]

Typos happen. They aren't that big of a deal. 

[nęm0]

You are human and we make mistakes. I doubt they will pay too much attention to the typo.

"if they want you, they want you"

-My grad admission quote

[uncertainty17]

I'm pretty scared, as it's a pretty well-known method in my specific subfield, and I think that the PI's I applied to definitely know what it is...

[alwaysapplying]

Most applicants these days are internationals and you couldn't begin to imagine the number of 'typos' normally seen in SoPs. I don't think the AdCom will even notice and if they do they certainly won't care.