<p>frrrph, i want you to know that whatever happens, you've been an inspiration; from that first time i saw one of your posts, i knew right away why yale wanted you. thanks so much for the continued support althroughout this grueling process!
<em>cheesy mode but this is what i'm genuinely feeling</em></p>
<p>sarah, does that apply to international applicants as well?</p>
<p>I do not know, sorry, I am not an international applicant....</p>
<p>This time next year, my friends, this time next year. I will be sweating much as you all are right now. I've been reading this forum for the past half hour or so and I must admit - you're all doing a wonderful job of keeping your cool.</p>
<p>Stay strong and enjoy this moment! You'll all do great!</p>
<p>when you get accepted
you will miss the moment when you were waiting and freaking out</p>
<p>Anybody get a cute email today, that was rumored would come?</p>
<p>when do we hear the 16th?</p>
<p>Thursday or Friday I bet....</p>
<p>you can call them on the 16th.. they said that after they send out decisions on the mail, they will be available on phone</p>
<p>So who wants to take a bet that we'll be getting emails bright and early tomorrow morning?</p>
<p>tomorrow's the 12th... and it does seem very likely that they'll send e-mails tomorrow morning (afternoon here :D )</p>
<p>do you know if these emails are supposed to contain decisions, or are they just to tell us when to expect decisions?</p>
<p>I would guess that they'll have the actual decisions. It seems that the schools that use automated, online systems tend to send a "here's when you can check your decision" email, whereas those who rely on snail mail and/or email just send the decision. I imagine Yale's pretty busy this time of year, and won't waste time sending multiple emails when it doesn't have to.</p>
<p>Hopefully they'll put "rejection" in the subject line and save me the heart attack that will stem from having to actually open that email!</p>
<p>i agree with you speakout! i just hope it would say "accepted" in stead lol</p>
<p>Hmm...I don't think we get an e-mail. Just a letter sometime next week.</p>
<p>yeah... why do people seem so certain about the whole e-mail thing?!</p>
<p>I'm confused</p>
<p>I think some ppl suspect emails maybe sent out bc last year several ppl on CC posted that they received emails informing them of their acceptances, however, I am not sure whether these individuals were int'l applicants or both.</p>
<p>Uhms looking back at that old post I found that this dude was accepted( he lives in the US and received an email)
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<p>well I was nothing that spectacular. here are my Stats:</p>
<p>ACT:33
SAT:2290/2400</p>
<p>College GPA:3.9
H.S. GPA:3.9</p>
<p>extrac's:I was a member of the BSU and CESA
LDSSA and the BYU students support staff</p>
<p>I feel that the one thing that helped me gain admissions was the fact that I was from the middle of well nowhere Utah!!!!!!!, anyhow I wish all you all the best of luck with any of your other schools, if it makes you feel any better I have not recieved my package in the mail yet from Brown or Yale, however for brown I dont know the decisions on my application they have been a bit complicated in terms of giving the decision over the phone and for Yale well I was informed via e-mail and then a package arrived, this late yes yes indeed. Anyhow that is my story, and for frrpph , if you are reading this did you get your financial aid with your letter? cuz I am still waiting on mine they have delayed like everything on my application this year.</p>
<p>( She also received an email)
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<p>transferapp007, I'm a transfer too (international) and found out about my acceptance this morning via email. I still can't believe it! God, this is so weird, a couple of hours ago I wasn't really sure about even staying in the states and now this. It's like my whole life changed within the blink of a day (not a legacy, not rich by a faaaar faaaar shot, didn't even give a crap about school until two years ago).</p>
<p>The anti-climax was calling my mother up long-distance call and realize she doesn't even know what Yale is :[</p>
<p>Oh well. I'm happy!</p>
<p>hm. when did they say we could start calling? tomorrow?</p>
<p>The 16th. Day after the deadline.</p>