<p>I do not doubt your stats, but indeed surprised. Congrats though!
Could you help me with something? PM?</p>
<p>@biswashyub: amazing!!! must be a hell of an essay you wrote. my head is still spinning from shock. congrats dude.:D</p>
<p>EyeAmMe, what should I PM u??</p>
<p>biswasyub. Frm bnks. Was bishwas not ur room partner if i did not get it wrong. Did ‘he’ irritate you or is it just the ‘h’</p>
<p>@quantumtuneling: Do you mean to say that he is trolling?</p>
<p>@quantumtuneling : he was my classmate…and i hope u understand the use of " " !!</p>
<p>@User95 : i had done a silly mistake…i had misspelled!!</p>
<p>Any one got news on acceptances/deferrals/rejections from Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke and Scripps? :)</p>
<p>^No. U got me wrong.</p>
<p>@biswashyub, nevermind.
@PoetryandHP157 , my friend got accepted to one of those colleges but I’m waiting for her approval to let me post it on CC.</p>
<p>@biswashyub: haha. you got in nonetheless. 
congrats again!!
@EyeAmMe: even if not post the stats of your friend could you at least tell which college she was accepted to?</p>
<p>"Any one got news on acceptances/deferrals/rejections from Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke and Scripps? "</p>
<p>These are all all-women colleges right? Yikes, how can one study, or even live, without the interaction with opposite sexes…</p>
<p>Wesleyan University: 1 ( RBS: 1)
Colgate University : 2 (SXC: 1)
Bates College : 1 ( RBS:1)
VASSAR College: 1( BNKS: 1)
Middlebury College:1(BNKS:1)
Williams College:1 ( Nobel Academy:1 cc:diwas)
Bryn Mawr College:1 (RBS:1)</p>
<p>@specific Are you familiar to the fact that there are other colleges nearby those colleges? Like, Amherst, University of Massachusetts, and Smith are 15-20 minutes of walking distance to Mt.Holyoke? Also, students from Bryn Mawr can take classes in Swarthmore?
But even if a same sex college was secluded, people can “live”. To each is her own.</p>
<p>guys you have misspelled my highschool name…it is Novel Academy, Pokhara…</p>
<p>^^ I didn’t know that. Thank you for pointing that out… </p>
<p>^here is the list with your school name spelled correctly:</p>
<p>Wesleyan University: 1 ( RBS: 1)
Colgate University : 2 (SXC: 1)
Bates College : 1 ( RBS:1)
VASSAR College: 1( BNKS: 1)
Middlebury College:1(BNKS:1)
Williams College:1 ( Novel Academy, Pokhara:1 cc:diwas)
Bryn Mawr College:1 (RBS:1)</p>
<p>haha…thank you very much specific.</p>
<p>So,any acceptences to Trinity College?
If any plz update… Trinity is my RD college n it seems like they are not gonna take any Nepali this year…</p>
<p>None so far.</p>
<p>EyeAmMe, thank you!
I’m applying EDII to Bryn Mawr but chances seem low with the acceptance. BMC usually takes in just one student from Nepal. Oh, well <em>sigh</em></p>
<p>And specific, yes, they are. But most are members of consortiums and/or students can always take classes at neighboring colleges so it’ll make a really small difference. I think an all-women college would still be a good idea; no need to dress up to impress, for instance-just imagine how much time will be saved. Also, we’re trying to get there to study, not to hook up and as far as making friends are concerned, as i said, neighbouring colleges :)</p>
<p>Also,
@specific: Why is Vassar typed in all-caps? Last time I checked, it was just a name, not an acronym. It hardly need to be written as ‘VASSAR’. Or maybe you (or whoever first wrote typed that way) did it because it IS after all such a sought after college. Whatever the reason might me, the caps make it look like you’re screaming the name in my head and…hurts to read that way. Just saying :)</p>
<p>Wesleyan University: 1 ( RBS: 1)
Colgate University : 2 (SXC: 1)
Bates College : 1 ( RBS:1)
Vassar College: 1( BNKS: 1)
Middlebury College:1(BNKS:1)
Williams College:1 ( Novel Academy, Pokhara:1 cc:diwas)
Bryn Mawr College:1 (RBS:1)</p>