<p>LOL, I was just reading my essay again and realized that I have two mechanical errors in it. </p>
<p>Will this make a big difference in admissions decisions?</p>
<p>I accidentally omitted the word "of" and wrong "have" instead of "has."</p>
<p>...............................................man I feel so stupid.</p>
<p>of course not</p>
<p>You can clearly see the errors too. And in a supplement, I also made an error in the opening sentence of a paragraph. </p>
<p>Wow..............................................................................I amaze myself.</p>
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<p>Don't you mean wrote? ;) lol, don't worry about it though, everyone makes mistakes. I'm sure yours isn't the worst!</p>
<p>I just re-read my "why swarthmore" essay I found several mistakes (including a missing word that makes the entire sentence sound strange). I got in anyway. Everyone makes mistakes, and I'm sure colleges know that!</p>
<p>I forgot a "my" for my UPenn supplement (handed her (my) schedule) too! I think it's fine though because it's usually not the admissions officer who reads our essays who decides. I think someone takes notes on our essays and the adcoms read the notes.</p>
<p>Really? All my essays were impeccable!</p>
<p>C'mon... relax!</p>
<p>dude, i am sorry but u are gonna get rejected!</p>
<p>Don't worry...my friend wrote 'ass' instead of 'as'</p>
<p>We all got a good kick out of that, but he still ended up going to Columbia</p>