<p>Stolen from Yale who stole from Dartmouth.</p>
<p>Post what your reaction would be if your application is accepted/deferred/rejected.</p>
<p>FOUR DAYS.</p>
<p>Stolen from Yale who stole from Dartmouth.</p>
<p>Post what your reaction would be if your application is accepted/deferred/rejected.</p>
<p>FOUR DAYS.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will cry because nothing in life has ever worked out for me except this.
If my application is deferred, I will go study for finals right after.
If my application is rejected, I will get mad that I wasn’t at least deferred.</p>
<p>If I get deferred, I will fall over, possibly on my face, because I have so much work/applying to schools to catch up on.</p>
<p>If I am accepted, I will scream. Then, I will make my Facebook status some vague allusion to the fact (e.g. "so done with high school), because I hate when people gloat via FB yet I won’t be able to help myself. </p>
<p>If I am deferred, I will be moderately disappointed and tell myself I need to work on other apps. Ultimately, I will convince myself that since my app was “at least competitive for Brown” I can continue to procrastinate.</p>
<p>If I am rejected, I will freak out and start writing other essays.</p>
<p>if my application is rejected i’ll finally get to use my death-ray machine to take over the world. </p>
<p>if my application is deferred i will put said death-ray machine on standby.</p>
<p>if my application is accepted i will adopt 10 baby kittens in celebration.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will not study for my calc test Tuesday morning, order some Brown apparel, FREAK OUT, cry in joy, hug my cat and dog, and run around my house jumping up and down.</p>
<p>If my application is deferred, I will cry.</p>
<p>If my application is rejected, I will definitely not study for my calc test Tuesday morning, cry nonstop all week, break something made of glass, and scream.</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will be happy because I can major in whatever I want and know that the school offers a good program in it. If I go to a state school, certain majors (economics) will not be worth it.</p>
<p>I will also order a nice Brown sweatshirt in order to survive the harsh northern weather. And be really happy!</p>
<p>If my application is accepted, I will probably have a heart attack. I will call everyone who knows about my app, which is pretty much my whole town since we’re so tiny and gossipy and southern. Also, I will email my AP European History teacher because she said she wanted to make me Brownies if I were to be accepted. (Brown, Brownies… get it?? =P) I’ll probably cry for three minutes or so about how sad I’ll be about leaving my mommy and my friends, but then I’ll just be so happy it won’t matter. Also I’ll force my mom to give me the Brown hoodie I saw whip through the mail and into the super secret Christmas present closet. =P Overall, I just might not live due to happiness. </p>
<p>If my application is deferred, I won’t be too shocked. I’ll pretend not to care, but I’ll go take a shower so I can cry without upsetting my mom. =P Then I’ll have to tell everyone, which will be so miserable as everyone has their hopes up even more than I do, maybe. Again, I’ll pretend not to care. I’ll write Brown a letter in January and in March indicating my eternal interest and hope for the best. Also, my Christmas break will be just plain college apps. =(</p>
<p>If my application is rejected, chances are I’ll flunk my midterms. I’ll probably need convincing not to drop out of high school. I don’t know that I’ll have the courage to fill out more applications. State flagship, here I come.</p>
<p>Is anyone else feeling semi-confident one minute and than totally considering that fact that you will get rejected the next, thus causing you to freak out.</p>
<p>omg yes. I feel like i did everything right, and should have a pretty good shot. Then i remember how good everyone else is, and then I compare myself to them. Then i freak out.</p>
<p>Accepted: I will probably yell “vamos” which is my battle cry when i play sports or do something well. Then i will hug my parents and refresh the page to make sure it was real…</p>
<p>Deferred: I will be disappointed and frustrated knowing that they are stringing me along to probably not get in. I will just click submit for the rest of my apps because they r done.</p>
<p>Rejected: At least i know that i can get my hopes set on another college :)</p>
<p>zmonster124, you have really great perspective on this whole application thing. I hope I’ll be able to have the same attitude once I apply!</p>
<p>kiwifest: I feel the exact same way! Isn’t it frustrating? I wish I could just accept it already…but I can’t, I just love Brown so much…</p>
<p>If I am accepted: Hm, it is hard for me to think about this! I will probably stifle a scream and walk downstairs to my parents and pretend I was rejected and then suddenly scream
BROWN CLASS OF 2015!!! AHHH! And jump for joy and run around the house and down the block. And hug my little brother. And call my dad. Still thinking about what to post on facebook…</p>
<p>If I am deferred: I will be extremely disappointed, to put it lightly. I will probably cry myself to sleep.</p>
<p>If I am rejected: I will be hurt and I will lose all motivation and I will fail my econ and physics tests that week…</p>
<p>aleader: What you wrote in the third paragraph is so unlike your name. A leader never gives up.</p>