nervous about admissions?

Applying to College
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<p>so lately i have been freaking thing "what if i dont get into my top choices? what if i dont get into ANY college?" comming on here doesnt help either lmao..just wondering..is anybody else just a bit worried and if you are do you have a back-up plan..just in case??</p>

<p>honestly i want to go to FSU or USF(best physics and med school in FL) but right now i'd be happy,i think, with UNF lmao.if i dont even get accepted to UNF(yes i applied hehe) then community college it is..basically everyone in my school ends up at community colleges..its pretty sad actually</p>

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<p>my worry is that i dont get into one of my top few colleges and i really dont want to go elsewhere... i have other schools that im applying to but ehhh</p>

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<p>I'm scared senseless that I won't be getting into college. And I've got a 2390.</p>

<p>This website kind of does that to you.</p>

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<p>haha, you people with 2390's shouldn't have the right to say you're scared of not getting into a college. darn you...</p>

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<p>I am actually scared of getting accepted into my top choice schools and not having any financial help which will mean i am not going there.
If I get rejected, yes, I will be disappointed, but life goes on, I like my safeties..</p>

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<p>I'm worried that if I don't get into Notre Dame on EA that I'll end up having to apply to Western WA and Kenyon because I can't count on getting into the other 3 schools!</p>

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<p>I'm pretty nervous about Stanford SCEA. If I make it, I'll be a lot more relaxed...but you can't know as a homeschooled student.</p>

<p>We'll do our best :)</p>

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<p>haha</p>

<p>I always feel like I'm going to have a nervous breakdown when I'm filling out applications.</p>

<p>Just fill out it to your best and wait for it, I guess.</p>

<p>there's nothing we can do now >___o</p>

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<p>I'm scared that I won't get into college too...I know it's irrational, but still...</p>

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<p>I feel you. Most people in my class end up at community college. Hell, our valedictorian usually winds up at the state school.</p>