<p>ive pretty much figured out where im gonna be rejected by now, only one school would **** me off if i get rejected. just have to realize it isnt the end of the world</p>
<p>Possibly, but I would have been really excited to get accepted today, and I would have seriously considered it. I've thought about going there for years, but when I got rejected (not too long ago) I just thought, "Aw. Oh well." Then I went to eat some chips and salsa.</p>
<p>UC Berkeley. I visited a while ago and I really liked it, so I'm a little disappointed.</p>
<p>But it's wayyyy better than I expected. I thought I'd want to cry or something!</p>
<p>Instead I'm happy I didn't buy a sweatshirt while I was there.
Boy, that would have been a waste of money. I'm half-joking.</p>
<p>I'm PRETTY SURE I'll recover just fine.
It's my first rejection, so that's never nice, but I kind of knew the rejections were about to start arriving.</p>
<p>I received my first rejection yesterday from Haverford College (kinda expected considering the incoming class size is only 315 students). It was a little depressing. I later found out that I'd won a scholarship so that made me forget about the rejection.</p>
<p>Got my first rejection, my first waitlisting and my first "Holy #&%^, we can't possibly afford this place" financial aid notice (Berkeley, BC and NYU, respectively). It sucks, I know.</p>
<p>My friend has been rejected from UCLA and Claremont McKenna, and she's crushed.</p>
<p>She really wants to go to Berkeley (I hope she does! Haven't heard yet...) but she's terrified about her options if she doesn't.</p>
<p>She's been accepted to several schools (UC Davis, UCSC, UCSB, Redlands U, U of Pacific) but I don't think she really wants to go there. I think her problem was that she didn't take the time to get to love her safeties, applied to too many safeties and not many "match" schools, and then too many reaches again. She's highly qualified, but admissions is practically a crapshoot, so you never know. I'm hoping she gets into UCB or USC, both of which I think would serve her well. If she doesn't get in, is there any way I can make her feel better? I'm not sure if I'm the best candidate, since I think she may harbor some secret resentment that I got into UCLA.</p>
<p>If anybody cares, my friend got into UC Berkeley, so I don't have to worry about comforting her, haha. I'm really happy she got in, she's been dreaming about it for years.</p>
<p>I'm a little crushed, but I'm handling it ok. I made certain not to fall in love with any school I applied too. I mean, I loved them all, but none to the point of where I'd 'die' if I didn't get in.</p>
<p>yeah...I got rejected from UT Austin today, but it's not my fault, so I really can't say that I care. In fact, lol, i ripped up my rejection letter and threw it in the sewer before i could finish reading it. Lol, probably dumb in hindsight, but o well. I just wish they wouldn't have strung me along like that</p>