The other night I had a dream that every school I had applied to sent me a rejection-sized envelope. I was so depressed that I just put them all on my bed and didn't look at them. Then, when I finally decided to read them, I opened them up and found that every school I had applied to decided to send me a University of Chicago sweatshirt.
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<p>I was having a nightmare about being rejected EVERYWHERE and then my last letter was an acceptance from my dream school - I was SO excited but the minute I saw "Welcome to the Class of 2011..." my eyes flew open and I woke up. Only to realize there is another two weeks or torture left :( </p>
<p>haha quite sad, I know. I've been camping out by my mailbox, stalking my mailman, eating and sleeping quite a bit :) I have a ton of exams this week though, keeping my mind off things..</p>
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desperately trying to study for IB exams in May, but who cares about atomic physics and the profit maxmising graphs of monopolisitic competitive firms WHEN college decisions are in soon??????
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<p>I keep thinking how I should be doing the same, but ah well... Instead I looked up how much credit the colleges I applied to will give me, and it doesn't look like much. I advise you not to do the same: huge motivation killer! And I have a stack of CAS forms to fill now because I've neglected them for the past two years, and I'm finishing up internal assessments, as they will be shipped out soon...! Argh!</p>
<p>I'm making a ton of college lists, mostly ranking my colleges in a variety of random orders (PR style, but different). Don't know why that helps, but I'm a list maker by nature when stressed. I guess I'll be able to make an informed decision come May 1st this way, at least!</p>
<p>Why are we doing this to ourselves?? Do we realize that already about a quarter of our life has gone by and here we are venting about something as stupid as a college admission decision?</p>
<p>Who really cares where we end up going, for we if truly have the passion and the drive for something we will make it no matter where we go. The school is of no importance, it's what we make of it.</p>
<p>I pass the time by taking advantage of our school's events, like dances, my EC's, plays, going to the step shows, etc. and also planning for prom. </p>
<p>I also have to finish up my research project, so it keeps me busy.</p>
<p>killing time? there's plenty to do with school and all. i'm excited about decisions, and i have a moderate case of senioritis, but there's still plenty to do.</p>
<p>sleep is the only answer( that is if u dont get bored of watching tv and doing stupid stuffs in the net....poor thing i do!) and guess what more...no school to keep me busy anymore. ....
.i've wished for free time all my life and when it has finally come to me.......it's ironic but it torments me.....i'm dying to get back with books and boring lectures.....i could kill to sleep in class again....</p>