<p>Post here if you sent your app in today, and are overly excited its over.</p>
<p>I sent my school report (+supp) and teacher's recommendations today. (Sent the Common App on Jan 31) I feel relieved.</p>
<p>I sent the app two weeks ago and had my interview yesterday, so all i have to do is wait! Does Yale notify on April 1 or is it vague like "first week of april.."?</p>
<p>sent in all documents to PENN,Pton and Yale today. BUt the Cornell architecture application is still there - deadline 31st.</p>
<p>so there's still some stress. Waiting for UM EA, and USC, IIT, and WUSTL RD as well. It's not over until it's over.</p>
<p>You cannot say you're completely stress free until you see admission decisions.</p>
<p>Yea but hurrying with apps is different than jittery/excited waiting.</p>
<p>you're so right zant. I spent the whole of today organising and compiling supplements, forms and things, and when i got them all posted, i may have been relieved (a little).</p>
<p>i'm also waiting, you know. But this Ivy league thing is another cup of tea.</p>
<p>85 days until April 1!</p>
<p>hey zant, is Yale your first choice or are there other options?</p>
<p>(Countdown has begun)</p>
<p>I applied ED to princeton and was deferred. </p>
<p>It's a long story, but Yale was my first choice from feb-august and is now my first choice again. Like wayyy up there but it's so hard I'm trying not to fall in love with it TOO much.</p>
<p>I'm not so freaked about Yale. I'm just applying for the sake of it. I want to do architecture and I don't know the perfect school for me yet. (I applied to 9!)
I have also want to do elec/comp engineering. Music is one of my greatest passions. I love dabbling into as many fields as possible. Where is the place?</p>
<p>lol I've been focusing on law lately but I'm quite a dabbler as well. I like all subjects and I want to do more art. I think at most schools that offer a liberal arts program you'll find a good education. Granted, some schools (like Yale) have good architecture programs but if you're really serious about studying it you can do grad school.</p>
<p>you think nine is bad? two of my friends applied to 30. THIRTY.</p>
<p>WHOAA
That's insane (and expensive!)</p>
<p>that's around $2000 in app fees alone... wow</p>
<p>I would die...as writing my name and address and ssn hundreds of times would be enough for me to want to poke my eyes out with flaming pencils.</p>
<p>they were rich, most were commonapp, so.. no problem ;)</p>
<p>i wouldn't blame your friends hobbes344. YOu just start applying and you keep trying and trying. They need reassurance.
Besides they could have received up to 15 fee waivers. </p>
<p>Hey I originally applied to only four. Then my friends told me i was good enough for the Ivy league. My friend in Canada also encouraged. So I just did that for 4 unis. Then Northeastern came along.</p>
<p>I really do not blame. They need reassurance and some sense of security. </p>
<p>But it's a lot of stress bcos I know what I went thru applying to only 9. Knowing the different school reqs and other things. And in Nigeria where i'm from, applying to 9 is ridiculous. My bro applied to only 2!</p>
<p>But the fewer your schools, the more focus you have. I think it shows maturity.</p>
<p>Hey, if you think 30 is too many...people from my country apply to more than 50 schools!!!!</p>
<p>^Where are you from?</p>
<p>Yes Snow Day Today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>