<p>Well now that admissions is over, i was just wondering...did anyone cry when they saw their decision? Be it from joy or anger what schools made your emotions run high? I'll start. I cried when I saw my Georgetown decision; I thought I was a shoe-in...but I've gotten over that, lol. Anyone else?</p>
<p>almost cried during the while b4 viewing them. partly since my heart was beating so fast & i was so stressed & i was too scared to view my decision so soon....plus everyone kept im-ing me to look & i wouldnt which made me more & more stressed</p>
<p>I didn't cry but I was just saying F word continously to myself...</p>
<p>I am really disappointed to myself...</p>
<p>f....</p>
<p>I went with one big "uggggggggggggh!" and then remembered I liked my 2nd choice school just fine.</p>
<p>I cried. Rejected at Columbia. :[
It was just that, after I actually visited the school, I totally fell in love. Too bad I completely threw away that application. </p>
<p>But yeah. Completely cried. Now I'll probably end up stuck here. Living at home. Going to Berkeley. Not that it isn't a good school. I just never thought of it as for me.</p>
<p>I cried when I was waitlisted at Colgate because I took that as a precursor to getting rejected from my dream school, Notre Dame. And then I cried again (of happiness) when I got into ND. (ok none of this was that annoying sobbing, multitudes of liquid coming from the face, just a little tear that gets wiped away immediately)</p>
<p>I am not an easy crier; in fact, I honestly can't remember the last time I cried before this.</p>
<p>more apathetic...</p>
<p>I cried after I got rejected from all the ivies I applied to</p>
<p>I didn't cry either... just that horrendous feeling in your stomach of disappointment, followed by a tad bit of resentment.</p>
<p>I cried when I was rejected by my #1 choice. Not for any other schools, no.</p>
<p>I cried when I didn't get the part I was born to play in the spring musical.</p>
<p>But when I saw rejections form Tufts and Brown? More like, "oh thank God it's over and I can just be done with it!"</p>
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<p>Exactly. I'm so happy the whole process is over.</p>
<p>It was strange getting Ivies today, even if they were all rejections. It was more of a - okay, I'm going to NYU now - kind of settlement. Then I realized I was still waitlisted at UChicago and Northwestern then my insides kinda went: "Oh, wait, it's not over."</p>
<p>I didn't cry, but I just sat there with my mouth wide open ready to yell when I saw my Dartmouth decision. </p>
<p>Today was a good day.</p>
<p>I'm really lame, just throwing that out there, now I can continue:</p>
<p>So I was driving to Houston for my birthday after I found out I'd been accepted by Hopkins.</p>
<p>And on my iPod, "When You Believe" came on, from the Prince of Egypt, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston,</p>
<p>goes like:
There can be miracles, when you believe.
Though hope is frail, it's heard to kill.
Who knows what miracles, you can achieve?
When you believe, somehow you will.</p>
<p>I start BAWLING while I'm driving on 290.
With tears of joy.
I think I need a mental evaluation.
But that's just me.
Ridiculous.</p>
<p>I moped and cried when I got rejected from my first choice too. Afterwards you get use to hte rejections so the other ones don't hurt as much.</p>
<p>mom cried when i told her i got my top choice</p>
<p>I didn't cry, although I've been doing a little bit of moping. I'm trying to keep positive and focus on the places I did get in and want to attend.</p>
<p>i cried after i was waitlisted for the second time in a row (first Dartmouth, and then Penn? wth?!?)</p>
<p>I bawled when I was deferred EA from MIT in December. Since then, I learned that, though MIT was my first choice, I would honestly be very happy -- and very proud -- to be an undergrad in many of the other schools to which I applied. When I was ultimately rejected from MIT two weeks ago, I started crying and then sort of... stopped rather quickly. I realized that I was crying because I had been expecting myself to be devastated from the rejection, and any tears that appeared that day were more due to expectations than real pain. I laughed myself silly afterwards.</p>