<p>In my essay that I wrote for Brown University, I accidentally misspelled "nowhere" and spelled it "no where". How much will this affect my shot of getting in? If my chances of getting in were 100% (obviously drastic over-exaggeration), how much would this misspelling affect my chances of getting accepted?</p>
<p>seriously why do people ask these dumb questions. Just because you misspell a word does not mean your are not getting into college.... it just proves you are human. WOW..</p>
<p>Imo there will be no effect on your chances of admission.</p>
<p>Adcoms take 5 minutes to look over your whole profile.
so I doubt they will pay attention to grammar, unless it's obvious</p>
<p>If your paranoia shows up in your app, maybe you wouldn't get accepted because of that...
Seriously, you're worrying about "no where"???</p>
<p>Sorry, I know it's a rather dumb question but I just needed to appease my conscience. I mean, it IS an Ivy League school, so I was just wondering. Sorry for the dumb question. :(</p>
<p>wow if Brown rejected you because of that little tiny thing</p>
<p>I would kick the dean in the balls.</p>
<p>god damn ivy league.</p>