<p>MIT (accepted RD)
Duke (likely + scholarship finalist)
BU (accepted + Trustee Scholarship)
Case Western (accepted + Trustee Scholarship)
UConn (accepted, honors free ride)</p>
<p>Still waiting on:
Cornell
Penn
Harvard</p>
<p>Harvard (Deferred EA)
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Williams
Dartmouth (Likely)
Gtown SFS
Wash U in St Louis (Accepted)
Notre Dame
Boston College (Accepted Honors Program)</p>
<p>so Harvard sent likely letters?</p>
<p>Harvard
Stanford
Dartmouth
Amherst
UCLA- Accepted Chemical Engineering
UCB
UCSD- Accepted Biomedical Engineering
UCD- Accepted Biomedical Engineering
UCSB - Accepted Bioengineering
UCI - Accepted Bioengineering
Yea I know....many UCs
It's hard not to apply to all of them when they have one app.</p>
<p>geminihop,</p>
<p>yeah, it's in order of preference (I think lol)...</p>
<p>kates - Harvard doesnt send likely letters. I'm assuming that s/he is talking about the fin-aid stuff.</p>
<p>Harvard - deferred EA
Yale
Middlebury
Dartmouth
Smith</p>
<p>I just know I won't sleep tonight... Midd's decision will be posted tomorrow morning.</p>
<p>College of the Holy Cross
Dartmouth College (likely letter)
Marquette University (accepted)
Princeton University
Tufts University
Washington University in Saint Louis (accepted)
Wesleyan University
Yale University (deferred EA)</p>
<p>Not in any order of preference:</p>
<p>Harvard
Yale (deferred EA)
Columbia
NYU Stern
Penn Wharton
UChicago
Northwestern (accepted)</p>
<p>Canadian Schools:
U of T
McGill (accepted with scholarship)</p>
<p>Yea, the wait is killing me.</p>
<p>I applied to:</p>
<p>Columbia (first choice)
U Chicago
Princeton
Notre Dame
Emory (accepted)
NYU (I think I was accepted, I was invited to Sunday on the Square)
UGA (safety, accepted)</p>
<p>Yale (accepted EA)
Harvard
Princeton</p>
<p>I also sent in Middlebury's Pre-Application form, but never finished - I didn't notify them that I wouldn't be continuing my application, either...I suppose they assumed...</p>
<p>Thanks irock.. I got a little scared for a second, cause I didn't <em>think</em> they sent them, but 5 days before I'm as paranoid as anyone :)</p>
<p>most of histories leaders were paranoid</p>
<p>stalin, LBJ Mccarthy, etc....</p>
<p>could you be one of the better "paranoid" leaders of tomorrow?
if so, you dont need a thing to worry about from harvard</p>
<p>Harvard (first choice, deferred EA)
Yale
Princeton
MIT (accepted)
Stanford
Caltech (accepted)
Brown
Duke
UChicago
Georgetown (accepted)
UMD (accepted)</p>
<p>gl everyone :)</p>
<p>Sunkist,
D did not interview or visit Haverford prior to being admitted...she is enjoying her 1st yr there. The admissions process is so unpredictable.</p>
<p>In order of preference: </p>
<p>Reed
Chicago
Swarthmore
Princeton
Harvard
Amherst
Williams
Cal-regents
UCLA-regents
Yale</p>
<p>kates1422 and irock1ce,</p>
<p>Harvard does send likely letters; I received one this past week (the letter's dated March 15th). It reads, "I am delighted to report that the Admissions Committee has asked me to inform you that you are likely to be admitted to the Class of 2009. We anticipate that we will send you the formal letter of admission in April, assuming (as we do) that you will maintain your current academic and personal standards. Each year, only a small number of outstanding applicants receive this early positive indication. We are of course eager to encourage you to choose Harvard. The opinion of the Admissions Committee is not merely that your accomplishments- academic, extracurricular and personal- are impressive, but also that you would be a particularly good match for the opportunities and challenges you would find here. In short, we think you would flourish at Harvard." It then goes on to give facts about Boston/Cambridge and describe the school. To be honest, I didn't think Harvard sent likely letters until I received mine. I heard from a friend that although Harvard has been known to avoid the likely letter, it, over the past few years, phased the likely back into its recruiting repertoire. I'm not sure if that is entirely accurate, but I definitely know that Harvard does send likely letters.</p>
<p>Assuming likely letters are limited, why do you think you may have qualified for one? URM? Some other reason?</p>
<p>archermom: Thanks for the info. I guess it showed in my app that I didn't really want to go there anymore. I was so excited about Haverford in the beginning, but I was starting to doubt that the unique environment was for me at the time I was filling out applications. I'm really glad though that your daughter is enjoying her time there. :)</p>
<p>In order of preference:</p>
<p>Stanford (Deferred EA)
Harvard
MIT (waitlisted RD)
Princeton
Umich (accepted, Honors)
U Chicago
UIUC (accepted, honors)</p>