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<li><p>playing gears of war 2, going to the gym, and slacking off big time in senior year but still pulling off a good grade...and RD apps (kind of)</p></li>
<li><p>uhhh...i'll just blow it off, i wouldn't really mind. but i'll probably forage through forums and find evidence to convince myself that the school isn't all that great</p></li>
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<li><p>twilight! (and thanks to the people who mentioned rereading harry potter- greaatt idea! haha) and slacking off in school haa</p></li>
<li><p>throwing a party that friday- to congratulate the people who got in and console the ones who didnt =))</p></li>
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<li><p>I'm completely distracted, but I've managed to slack in all my meetings, events, and presentations while reading several books a week.</p></li>
<li><p>Is anyone else applying to Georgetown? If I don't get in, I'm considering a community college (kidding) or Xavier to transfer.</p></li>
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<li><p>Studying for finals, swim practice, homework, RD applications. In the few minutes leading up to the release (I know MIT is online), I'll probably be refreshing the page like crazy.</p></li>
<li><p>Just continuing on with all my RD applications. I've already sent in 6 RD apps, and I'm working on several others.</p></li>
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<li>College Confidential. Some TV and homework. Basically everything as usual. Distraction-wise, nothing is workinggggggGGGG.</li>
<li>If I get deferred/rejected: sigh a lot/cry, then cry some more, then finish all those other apps. I predict I will gain 5 pounds if I don't get in. Just kidding, but not really. </li>
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<p>I need to start doing some kind of physical activity. Since fh ended I can seriously feel myself getting more lardy every day. And I think it'd be a good semi-distraction too.</p>
<p>I applied to Vandy early...I think I'm 50/50 in....</p>
<p>-I've been really busy with wrestling, ncaa football, madden, and music</p>
<p>-I honestly haven't done any extra essays or RD apps....Vandy didn't even have a supplemental essay so I haven't done much yet.</p>
<p>1.) I get in...and have an incredibely easy college process
2.) I finnaly get started on my last minute apps</p>
<p>whoever said people were pessimistic in this thread is definitely right...
personally, i think i have a good shot at my ED school. if i don't get in...i'll move on, that's what you are supposed to do.</p>
<p>1) marrying muslims
2) making muslim babies</p>
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<li><p>Homework, EC's, CC....christmas!</p></li>
<li><p>Regain my self-esteem by applying to about 50 safeties, hole myself in my room for a few weeks while I plot my revenge. </p></li>
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<p>I'll probably just hope to get into my second choice....which is supposed to arrive on Christmas. Though, if I get rejected from 1st choice, then get rejected by my second choice on Christmas day, then I'll be feeling a little depressed.</p>
<p>Oh, owen_david09, I also applied to Georgetown EA. I REALLY want to attend, like a lot, but I like my second choice almost as much...but not quite.</p>
<p>1) Like many other people have said..logging into my College of Charleston account like 50 billion times a day in hopes that maybe..just maybe..they have posted notifications for early action but nothingggg. ugh. 15 more days until the notifications are mailed....so far away.</p>
<p>Oh and to kill time, instead of keeping myself uber-busy... I've been going to the gym and then heading home and reading my bio book (puts me out like a light).</p>
<p>Definately can say I've gotten back all my hours of sleep, plus ALOT. haha</p>
<p>I'd say sleeping helps with the waiting process? :D</p>
<p>1.) School, work, the usual...avoiding other apps...</p>
<p>Honestly, I go from being 100% certain I'll be rejected, to being really sure I'll get in. I just want to know already!</p>
<p>2.) If I don't get in, I will certainly cry, but then probably get over it. If I DO get in...well I can't even think about that right now :)</p>
<p>1) College confidential cafe. watching Hulu.com. Online shopping. Visiting the school website/blog/facebook for like the millionth times.... sleep sleep. Yes! Twilight is an awesome idea, thanks for bringing that up. I also find myself constantly cleaning out my closet and room nonstop. Organize my wardrobe according to colors and seasons. Organize my bookshelves according to genre and size. Go to parties and hang out with friends.</p>
<p>2) I'm quite scared. I'm not scared of receiving the rejection letter itself but scared of how I will feel at the sight of it and what I will do. I will perhaps call my therapist and plead him for more antidepressants. eh.. I already ordered a care package for myself online hahaha that's supposed to come around mid December. I filled it with pretty perfumes, makeups, other small goodies that I love, and it is my intention to make myself less suicidal with this package. My friends offered to bake poisoned brownies that we can send off to adcoms if I do get rejected, but I think that's like a crime. So no.</p>
<p>1) HOMEWORK! RD apps. HOMEWORK! Tennis. HOMEWORK! (You get the picture).</p>
<p>2) When I get rejected I will make my parents buy me ice cream. It always cheers me up.</p>
<p>1) I haven't really thought about my app lately, so I guess I'm doing a good job distracting myself (whatever it is I'm doing). </p>
<p>2) Be relieved because obviously that school wasn't a good fit for me. (no, really. or at least thats what im telling myself) .</p>
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1. reading CC and the school's website so I'm more nervous about it
2. go to Chipotle to eat away the pain
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<p>Plass, I think you and I would get along. I have pretty much the same plan. I love Chipotle. If I get in, I'll go there to celebrate. If I don't, I'll go there to make myself feel better.</p>
<p>Who else is irritated at Georgetown for doing everything by mail? Why can't we find out our decisions online like normal human beings? D:</p>
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<li><p>plan my therapeutic process. so far it consists of becoming a vegetable for a day or two, and then once i regain consciousness, consuming at least 5,000 calories.</p></li>
<li><p>follow through with my therapeutic process.</p></li>
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<li>Ganja</li>
<li>See 1</li>
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<p>kiralll511, same here. I go back and forth. Some days I'm totally confident and others I'm convinced I don't have a chance at all. Deep down, I know I have a decent shot (the ED rate is pretty high and my stats are well above their mid-range), but at the same time I always see problems with my essays, things that could have been better, the typo I made in my EC list and had to email them to correct, etc...</p>
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<li>Stalking the threads on CC to find out when the decisions will be posted and looking at "what to pack for college" lists. = P</li>
<li>I already finished my other applications (except for a few small, easy essays), so not much in the way of preparing for college. I am going to Disney for winter break so that should keep me happy for a while after finding out what the decision is.</li>
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