<p>^dude, I know, rejection two days before the ivies sucks… :(</p>
<p>Denied. Surprisingly, I feel good - like I got a rejection out of the way. I’m 5 for 6 with colleges so far (Davis, UCLA, Berkeley, Wesleyan, and Holy Cross acceptances), and I’m waiting to hear from a few Ivies and Duke on Weds… crossing the fingers!</p>
<p>I was a deferred EA candidate so wasn’t really expecting this to work out. To everyone in the same boat - keep the hopes up! :)</p>
<p>So the thickness of the envelope definitely deceived me… I was excited when I got it out of the mail then upon opening realized I was WLed. It’s okay though because I don’t think I would have attended Georgetown</p>
<p>@SeniorPUL – Well the waitlist acceptance stats they sent in the envelope actually are pretty promising compared to that of other schools. Good luck to everyone on the WL!</p>
<p>Received my rejection letter today in MA.</p>
<p>@Napster, I feel the EXACT same way as you! Gtown was my first rejection, and it wasn’t one of my top choices so I was fine with “getting that rejection out of the way”. I too am waiting on a couple Ivies (Penn and Cornell) and Duke (my first choice). Fingers crossed!</p>
<p>ahhh hahaha im in MA too…and my first rejection…
and this was top on my list…so im pretty bummed outt…
if i didnt get into g-town, does this basically mean that i have no chance for the ivies on wed…? this sucksss.
i just got back to school from spring break!!grr…</p>
<p>massgirl93 - I’m glad I’m not the only one with that reaction! Best of luck on Weds :D</p>
<p>haeji93 - nope!! I have a friend from last year who was rejected at Georgetown and accepted to Harvard and Cornell. Different colleges look for different people - so your rejection means nothing in light of future decisions. Good luck and remember that everything will work out like it’s meant to :)</p>
<p>Rejected 
But I’m really happy to go to my top choice right now, so it’s okay~</p>
<p>My son was deferred and then denied. Fortunately, he always realized it was a reach. He has apparently narrowed down his choices to UVa and Villanova.</p>
<p>If you don’t get rejected by at least one school, you haven’t reached high enough. At least now I feel more comfortable that I did not encourage him to apply to any other extremely selective colleges.</p>
<p>guys join the fb group! I can’t picture everyone.</p>