How will/did you react to your decision?

<p>I just stared at the screen in amazement and called my mom when I saw "Welcome Admitted Students" on my account page... (she didn't even want to go out to dinner :/ or celebrate) Not a very good story, but I did get to jump up and down at work and freak out all my office-mates! For my deferral, I just stared at the screen for a couple minutes and then ate a pint of ben and jerry's.</p>

<p>How do you predict you will react for each outcome, and how did you actually react?</p>

<p>Less than seven hours to go!</p>

<p>I’m going straight to bed and not getting up for a day if I don’t get in.</p>

<p>If I do, SHRIEKING and some Lady Gaga and a really great spring break.</p>

<p>Waitlist - Ugh…</p>

<p>Well it’ll be 3am when I get my decision, so I’m not allowed to scream if I get in. I will probably do a silent shriek and try not to burst.</p>

<p>I’m an international who needs full aid and has less than amazing grades. So I’m not going to be surprised to see a rejection, but I’ll still probably cry a little bit because that’ll be the end of my UChicago dream.</p>

<p>Waitlist - oh boy. My reaction will probably be somewhere between the two.</p>

<p>I’ll just go back to bed if its bad as expected. I’m pretty much in the same position as ninja :stuck_out_tongue:
If not, LOL NO IDEA!!! But I’ll do something REALLY silly for sure :D</p>

<p>A sigh if I don’t get in and then I’ll go to bed.
A sigh if I get waitlisted and then I’ll go to bed.
A smile if I get in and then I’ll go watch March Madness.</p>

<p>If I get in, I’ll probably have the same reaction that I had when I checked UCLA, except 10x’s the exuberance. I’ll load the page, see my admission, shriek a little, and then run downstairs to tell my mom and run back upstairs and refresh the page and re-read the admittance letter. Then I’ll go post a status update on facebook and lie around all happy.</p>

<p>If I get waitlisted, I’ll just get up and go tell my mom, and then carry on with scholarship applications due on monday.</p>

<p>If I get rejected, I’ll go tell my mom, and then play the Sims for a couple hours, forgetting about life. I’ll probably become quite depressed, as 4 of my other colleges have <12% acceptance rates, and even if I shouldn’t, I’d take it as an indicator.</p>

<p>@drpvv</p>

<p>Love your plans! May have to copy. :-)</p>

<p>If i get accepted, i will go on a run, just to distract my heart from thumping out of its cage. I will then crash down on my bed, sweaty and panting. Laying back, I will listen to Feeling Good by Nina Simone ([YouTube</a> - Nina Simone/ Feeling Good](<a href=“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8tuTSi6Sck]YouTube”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8tuTSi6Sck)), and go over all the Chicago booklets and viewbooks I have. </p>

<p>If rejected, I will go watch The Wire for a couple hours.</p>

<p>If I get accepted I’ll try not to brag and just be extremely happy and want to do something wonderful.
Denial: Probably cry. And pretend it doesn’t make me miserable to get rejected from my possibly top choice.
Waitlisted: Try not to be bummed out, it’s not denial.</p>

<p>good luck A-Punk really enjoyed conversing with you during the EA rounds! kitkatkatie toooooooooo—you’re in but I wish you good luck anyway</p>

<p>goooooood luck everyone!!!</p>

<p>Accepted - “As I predicted.”</p>

<p>Waitlisted - “As I predicted.”</p>

<p>Rejected - “As I predicted.”</p>

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<p>^I actually understood that! :D</p>

<p>@WhollyGlib - You would definitely fit in at UoC… wow</p>

<p>HAHAHA Glib’s on fire :smiley:
And yes, I have a run in the park in store too if I get accepted :P</p>

<p>Well, I didn’t go to bed…considering it isn’t 11 PM. Oddly enough, I’m not disappointed whatsoever.</p>

<p>Just logged in and saw my rejection letter. This is my first “no,” but since I was expecting it, I’m okay.</p>

<p>Weirdly stoic, but I was expecting it. Oh well. I got rejected, obviously.</p>

<p>Waitlisted… :frowning:
2150 SAT. so-so…4.1 GPA…Rank 1/250…Pretty good essays</p>