<p>awwwwww you angry angry girl</p>
<p>I was not angry. I was laughing the whole time.</p>
<p>LOL(10 char)</p>
<p>funny stuff. If I get rejected (again) Ill write a song. Itll probably be like the song in wedding singer (adam sandler, drew barrymore (sp?) (wait I just realized that drew is not a girls name, thats kind of wierd)) that sandler wrote to his ex. The one that starts out really soft (from when he was in love) and turns to be really heavy (after the breakup).</p>
<p>yeah...what's up with this 10 characters nonsense. At times, I just want to type "Lol". Now I have to type "laugh out loud". It's nonsense.</p>
<p>wait...u idiot. doesnt unc-ch not require anything for transfers? like...no supp app or anything?</p>
<p>which means.....they dont have to evaluate anything at all cept grades and sats ..which is like 45 seconds of work.</p>
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<p>Did the returned package come with a restraining order?</p>
<p>lol. No, I don't believe it came with a restraining order.</p>
<p>Like I said, I was young. And stupid. And I had a propensity for getting my kicks in unusual ways.</p>
<p>Hahaha, janel, reminds me of a letter someone showed me. Apparently some kid responded to one of MIT's "Even though you're completely unworthy of us, we think you should apply here and we might take pity on you" letters with his own letter, which said, "I think you should give me an offer of admission right now, even though you're completely unworthy of me."</p>
<p>My fight was partially motivated by a story I read in the paper about a girl getting into Yale after being rejected for standing outside the admissions office for a week straight, wearing a sandwich sign around her saying "Let me in."</p>
<p>That sort of gave me the impression that tenacity could work. However, she probably had the stats worthy of Yale. I did not have the stats worthy of Dartmouth.</p>
<p>I was rather childish about college apps myself. I didn't want to apply to EA to Stanford, but since my parents insisted, I decided to write about the Oscar Wilde quote, "To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance." Naturally, I did not get in.</p>
<p>I'm sure there's been worse than that, mega. Haha.</p>
<p>A guy at my high school waited until he got all of his acceptance letters (from Rice and a few other places) and then wrote the schools letters, turning down their offers, using their traditional "We regret to inform you + two more empty paragraphs" format. The schools called up our college counseling office and were really ****ed.</p>
<p>HAHAHAHHAHAA.. all i can say is with the amount of rejection letters those schools give out, its nice to be on the other side for a change =)</p>
<p>i don't believe that the schools called.
also, i hope that the kid has no grad school plans.</p>
<p>Two of them did. That's what he said, anyway; he got a talking to from our college counseling office. It is a private school and he'd been recruited for something, I think...of course, this is just what he said. He ended up going to a good school (I think it was either Johns Hopkins or Vanderbilt, I cannot for the life of me remember), and he said he wasn't going to apply to grad school at any of the places he'd written to.</p>
<p>bignerd...who are you referring to?</p>
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<p>Too bad almost all graduate admissions committees never even make contact with the undergraduate committee.</p>
<p>Most grad school selections are done by the professors themselves, the admissions department just makes sure the application is complete.</p>