Decisions Delayed

<p>A final note: some of you may wonder why we are waiting until 6:00 p.m. EST on Friday to release the email decisions. The reason is we feel that receiving your college admissions decision should be a personal experience that you share with yourself and your family. We do not believe students should be receiving this news in the middle of the school day. So we will wait until the majority of our applicants are out of school (3:00 p.m. PST / 6:00 p.m. EST) to send our email notifications.</p>

<p>WOW DAMN YOU WEST COAST</p>

<p>Noooooooooooooooo!!</p>

<p>what!!!??? where did it say this</p>

<p>guys read hopkins insider</p>

<p>=D west coast people appologize =(...but anyway...i guess too many rejections...they wanted to be nice and be kind to us...sigh</p>

<p>i am shocked</p>

<p>NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>

<p>This is complete torture. I bet the admissions officiers are in their comfy chairs, drinking their lattes, and laughing at us = ( </p>

<p>What makes it even worse, is that going to be extremely difficult passing the time and even more nervewrecking when the clock strikes six. </p>

<p>So I think I'm just gonna come home and take a nap (like I usually do) and check it at like 3am when I wake up.</p>

<p>NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>

<p>This is complete torture. I bet the admissions officiers are in their comfy chairs, drinking their lattes, and laughing at us = ( </p>

<p>What makes it even worse, is that going to be extremely difficult passing the time and even more nervewrecking when the clock strikes six. </p>

<p>So I think I'm just gonna come home and take a nap (like I usually do) and check it at like 3am when I wake up.</p>

<p>I think i'll go see a movie. I was planning on coasting (hopefully) through the afternoon and buying a cake. W/e</p>

<p>I'm going to buy tons of food and I'm going to myself with it so that I dont starve to death when I lose the will to eat from the pain =(</p>

<p>Hey don't blame us :)! I guess it's fair mwahahaha!</p>

<p>eeeek</p>

<p>blessing in disguise maybe?</p>

<p>MMEI that's what i like to hear... "blessing in disguise" haha. i live by that! you're awesome</p>

<p>haha thanks</p>

<p>=D wow we all sound excited =D</p>

<p>i guess its time I cryogenically freeze myself till 3 PST on friday.</p>

<p>nooo :(</p>

<p>was hoping to be able to find out as soon as I woke up... o well I live in an area with west coast time, woot!</p>

<p>the suspense is killing me. i was just wondering, is the 6 pm thing a precedent or no? is admissions concerned with the way we'll take the news, therefore we should be with our families? there was a high school suicide recently but who knows</p>

<p>I find this a to be quite a promising news actually.</p>

<p>I do think that receiving the results of our years of labor should be a very intimate experience, one to shared with friends and family members. I'm going to have a discussion with my parents about this upcoming decision no matter I get in or not. Oh, and I'm sure you'd feel much better (if deferred/rejected) with the close company of your family members. Good luck:)</p>

<p>The waiting really isn't that nervewrecking, its the fact that we're going to find out!!! eeek! It just hit that its TOMORROW!!!</p>