<p>If any got into Yale early & after months of anticipation (4 or more) were only mildly excited to get in...? Post Here!</p>
<p>Is this a bad sign...?</p>
<p>Ok...quit showing off, I'm sure you're making everyone who got deferred/rejected uncomfortable.</p>
<p>I'm sure Yale would be mildly excited to have you...</p>
<p>Ok that was mean, sorry but seriously be nice to everyone on this board who obviously really wanted to get into Yale</p>
<p>You're an @ss.</p>
<p>Congrats! You're kind of a dick.</p>
<p>You're only mildly excited? </p>
<p>Fine, I'll take your acceptance, since you clearly wouldn't mind.</p>
<p>Give it to fringey, she would be more than mildly excited</p>
<p>hes just trying to show off...not even worth getting mad at</p>
<p>maybe he didnt even get in...just trying to irritate people</p>
<p>Are you just nervous about what the acceptance means? I know there've been times when I was apprehensive after reaching a certain goal or having a dream fulfilled. It can be a little overwhelming.</p>
<p>It took me quite a few days after I got in for me to move from "relieved" to "excited." Plus, there's practically post-partum depression.</p>
<p>Okay, I kind of sympathize with the OP because I am in the same boat. There are a few legit reasons why you could be feeling this sense of an anticlimactic acceptance: 1) you haven't let it sink yet that you're in 2) yale's not your first choice </p>
<p>3) you're just bragging...</p>
<p>hey guys, lets not be so harsh. i dont think she/he meant to brag...are you maybe trying to say that you built up this expectation of how your life would be complete after getting in, only to find that you're still the same person in the same clothes, same room, same pending finals, etc etc?</p>
<p>i can kiiinda relate. but i was def really excited, i almost bawled..... ok, i did.</p>
<p>btw ped, i thought i'd mention you have exactly 69 posts.....</p>