<p>Stolen from Yale forum, who stole it from Dartmouth forum.</p>
<p>Post what your reaction would be if your application is accepted/deferred/rejected.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will sit in front of the monitor frozen in shock for a moment, and then proceed to email/call all my family members and friends while posting my stats on CC. </p>
<p>If my application is deferred, I will be very annoyed and frustrated while posting my stats on CC. </p>
<p>If my application is rejected, I will feel very sad and take the rejection personally even though I know it’s not meant to be, and find somebody to cuddle with while posting my stats on CC.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted ill probably also stare at the monitor in shock for a minute. Then i will update my facebook status with some witty message about my acceptance. I will then most likely go and dive into a pile of snow in whatever im wearing.</p>
<p>If my application if rejected i wont feel too bothered, ive been trying to psyche myself out in order to be either extremely happy with an acceptance, or not too bothered about a rejection.</p>
<p>If I am rejected, I will either be like “oh well, I knew it was coming” or like “OH MY GOD NO VTF” and start crying to myself, texting/calling my friends to be miserable at them. Posting stats on here is somewhere in there.</p>
<p>If I am deferred, I’ll be really angry while I’m posting the stats. They have to wait another 4 months to reject me?! But, in the end, I won’t be crying or anything, and in the interval I’ll probably accept it as a rejection. So I think this might be the nicest way to break it to me.</p>
<p>If I’m accepted, I will FREAK OUT and start jumping up and down and screaming. Once I absorb it, anyway, because I’ll be staring at my monitor in shock, too. Then I’ll update my Facebook, text/call my friends to spread the news around, and post my stats on here. And then probably start playing loud victory music.</p>
<p>…I just realized that, in all of those scenarios, if my parents don’t figure out what happened from the noise coming from my room, they’re going to be the last to know. :p</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will have a party for myself and eat a tub of ice cream because I’m just a fatty that way!
If my application is deferred, I will beg my mother for a new digital camera, so I can have one to take a picture of my face when I am accepted in April.
If my application is rejected, I will beg my mother for a new digital camera, so I can have one to take a picture of my face with my mascara running down my eyes and my hair all a hot mess.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will pump my fists a bunch and probably break something accidentally. Then I’ll go on to the CommonApp and remove a bunch of other schools that I would have applied to had I been rejected. Afterwards, I’ll ask my parents to just give me the money they would have spent on sending scores and application fees to those now deleted schools. </p>
<p>If my application is deferred, I will make sure I get to the mail before my parents. That way, I won’t have to listen to them remind me how much harder I have to work on the rest of my applications. But I’ll still work harder anyway.</p>
<p>If my application is rejected, I will do exactly as would for a deference, since it’s basically the same thing. But probably a lot sadder.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will stare in shock, then start screaming and yelling out of joy, possibly drop a few tears here and there to express my happiness. Then I will post my stats on CC</p>
<p>If my application is deferred, I will be disappointed, but will continue to have hope that I will be accepted. Then I will post my stats on CC</p>
<p>If my application is rejected (depending on my situation with colleges). If I have been rejected from most of the good schools already (with no acceptance), I will get depressed majorly ): If I have already been accepted to another wonderful school, then I will be sad, but I will be okay in the end >< Then I will post my stats on CC</p>
<p>I change my response. I like Gao’s accepted response so let’s all pretend I said that.</p>