<p>I'd frame my rejection letter and then look forward to more admission letters</p>
<p>er... watch TV? Do my homework? Run a mile or two to get my mind off of it, then watch TV, then feel guilty and do my homework... there we go. That's it.</p>
<p>After you get rejected from an Ivy...if not, go to another Ivy thats easier to get into...go to a school as good as some of the Ivies but not an Ivy....if not, go to a sweet state school, join a frat, party a lot, enjoy life</p>
<p>Well when I said state school...I meant Rutgers.</p>
<p>The first thing I did when I was rejected from an Ivy was open a letter from another Iy, and experience rejection a second time in the space of one minute.</p>
<p>look at how much money I saved by not going :)</p>
<p>if I didn't really think I was gonna get in...shrug.</p>
<p>If i had worked for 3 years towards that goal; asked for a decision review, take the bus down there, stalk admissions and plead my case one last time.</p>