<p>I would just like to wish everyone the best of luck, a little advice though, this is just my superstition, but it might work for you too. I noticed that viewing the results right after it comes out is extremely shocking(sometimes in a good way, but most times they are in bad ways), so what i recommend is not checking right away, wait it out, read the stats on accepted students and first judge yourself on where you stand and hopefully then you'll get a feel and won't have a terrible shock when you check your decision :)</p>
<p>How long would the "waiting out" be? And... where do we get those stats? Thank you! =d Since I don't live in America I was thinking of not checking online but actually waiting a week to get my letter because it seems more... traditional (I'm trying to find another word here but I can't). However, I know I'm way too impatient to wait.</p>
<p>vemafe: romantic is the word. That's why I really wanted to get the letter at first...now, I can't even bear to wait 10 minutes to drive home and walk to the mailbox, I'll probably be checking online as soon as the last bell rings at school. Because I've just always had this image in my mind of walking up the driveway and looking at the mailbox and pulling out a stack of envelopes...but I'll probably check online anyway.</p>
<p>Good Luck Dartmouth Applicants!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>GL everyone : from the columbia board</p>
<p>good luck all...you guys are lucky...pton (supposedly) doesnt mail til the 14th!!!</p>
<p>good luck Dartmouth from the yale board!</p>
<p>that waiting could be 3 days or 3 weeks, it's really about how long you can wait, how long you could hold yourself against your curiosity :)</p>
<p>good luck everyone! Dartmouth CC has always been the best :-D</p>