<p>Wow. Then it'll really suck when I click the link and a page full of words shows up. No need to even really read it then (except for maybe waitlists)</p>
<p>speaking of waitlisting, does anyone know the number of waitlisted people who were later admitted by Yale from recent years?</p>
<p>hey guys...I stayed off the forums for the most part after my EA deferral, but now I'm back due to sheer anxiety, hehe</p>
<p>a friend who goes my school recently got a likely letter from Yale (cue jealousy here), so I'm pretty set on a rejection, but at the same time - wouldn't it be lovely to get in? gah, the thought is tormenting me. I really should go study for my calc test. so anyway, good luck to all! prepare for the worst, hope for the best ;-)</p>
<p>i hear EA deferees don't get likely letters anyway. so no need to despair about that.</p>
<p>I know. I just highly doubt they'd take more than one person from our school, considering our terrible seniors-getting-into-Yale record.</p>
<p>chinchilla! i'm a fellow EA deferee who's back out of sheer anxiety too hahaha. hey, i understand completely where you're coming from. no one had gotten into Yale from my school in at least 6 years and two seniors applied EA this year... one got in. needless to say, i wasn't it, haha. the valedictorian of my school applied RD.. so i'm not too hopeful about my chances=( but you never know........ stranger things have happened :)</p>
<p>hey m_c, thanks for the response :p I just got an email from my regional rep confirming receipt of the update (that's not going to do squat) that I sent like...a week ago. best of luck! and you're right, you never know what can happen...<em>whistles</em></p>
<p>haha
same i wrote an update letter and it was so good. liek i poured my heart and soul into it. and then a week later i got a reply from my regional rep saying " thanx". i was like sweet...so you really read it.</p>
<p>ohh well im assuming most decisisons are made by this point and they are probably filling stuff and forming letters packages. i hope im in the accept pile.</p>
<p>I sent an update letter in February but never received a response. Does that mean my regional rep hasn't read it? Maybe I'm already in the reject pile and they didn't think it necessary to notify me that they received my letter...</p>
<p>:( :( :(</p>
<p>lewisloftus, I'm sure they've read it
I got a reply cuz I sent via email</p>
<p>damn, i should have emailed then. i faxed and now i have nightmare visions of the fax somehow not reaching them =(</p>
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<p>lewisloftus, i haven't recieved a response for the update i sent in february, either. i wouldn't worry too much -- i'm sure they have a lot to take care of. it might make a difference what part of the country/world you're from. i live in asia (only one rep for all of us crazy asian kids) so i imagine my regional rep has a lot to keep track of. don't worry!</p>
<p>i have to ask -- what is your username about? is it your name? cause i'm taking psychology IBS and when i see "loftus" i think of elizabeth loftus.. who did a bunch of studies regarding leading questions and how they can affect the memory of an eyewitness... lol</p>
<p>I took AP Psych last year, so yeah I did learn about Elizabeth Loftus. Cool!</p>
<p>I just got the name off of some textbook, though. Must'be been the author's name or the publisher. That's what happens when you're extremely lazy! ;)</p>