<p>^ hahaa story of my life!</p>
<p>yeah. I’m really not happy right now because one of my recommendations is still missing but they have sent it to review a long time ago. The woman on the phone said that they will review my application without the second recommendation but I DONT WANT THAT because that recommendation is the strongest! ahhhhh.</p>
<p>how do you know which recommendation is which?</p>
<p>ggeeeezz! I JUST REALIZED. While all of our classmates who applied to other schools get responses on the 15th, we’ll be standing there watching them with NOTHING O_O!</p>
<p>rollercoaster -
I called the admissions office, and they told me which one they have.</p>
<p>I guess it will be interesting to watch other people at my school get their early decision results without being personally euphoric or devastated as a result of not knowing my fate. If I was to get rejected on the same day that all my friends get into their top choice regardless of how happy I will be for them, I can not deny that I would probably be jealous. On the other hand, if I got in and my friends got rejected it would be potentially awkward. Ugh, I want it to be December 20th now, but I have soooo much between then and now. Finals, lots of school work, other apps, winter break trip.</p>
<p>I wish i could just go to sleep and wake up on dec 20th…</p>
<p>“I wish i could just go to sleep and wake up on dec 20th..”</p>
<p>the movie click told me never to wish for this.</p>
<p>i was thinking about wanting to wake up a month from now cause i have a few other major things going on in late december then i thought about click also.</p>
<p>never saw click…</p>
<p>this is killing me…</p>
<p>From the Cornell site: “We are still very busy processing Early Decision applications. We have completed processing a large number of early decision applications over the past few days and hope to complete the vast majority over the next several days.”</p>
<p>just think…those completed ones could include OURS!!! O_O!</p>
<p>Good luck all Cornell EDers! 
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<p>Hopefully we all have the word ACCEPTED on our screens in a few weeks! (FYI, I EDed Northwestern) And yes, the wait is killing me… slowly… LOL</p>
<p>December for me, and apparantly most of you, is one of the most stressful months on its own (with finals and other major events etc.)…and with college apps and the anxiety of waiting piled on…I don’t know, its not a good situation. Waiting for nearly two months for a decision I have obsessed over for months prior is one of the more difficult things I have had to do in a while. I reallllly want to get in, all of this effort just to have a computer screen tell me that I am rejected would be terrible and not conducive to completing all of my other applications which I can not bring myself to do with the anxiety of the Cornell decision. Getting in would solve so many problems, especially if somehow I knew by the 15th.</p>
<p>I don’t even know what to do if I don’t get in. It’s gonna mean a ton of last minute applications, even though I have been working on them, but isn’t the whole point of ED so you don’t have to go through with all that? UGH! January 1 is the stupidest regular decision due date cause you were just not in school for at least a week and a half so have to assure that your recs and transcripts are sent to schools that you don’t even know if u need to apply to! CRAZINESS!</p>