<p>3 days, 22 hours, 20 minutes! It’s almost here!!</p>
<p>Dude, you’re countdown isn’t helping my nerves</p>
<p>I’m freaking PUMPED! I find that the best way to burn off the excess excitement/fear/nervousness is through working out aggressively or studying aggressively to your favorite “win” music.</p>
<p>^Haha I can’t say I study “aggressively” to “win” music, but I definitely do work out that way! No matter what my decisions are on Wednesday, I’m going for a good run after. If I get good news it’ll be a victory jog, and if I get bad news it’ll help relieve stress and make me happy. Endorphins ftw.</p>
<p>@quomodo I have the exact same plan… except it’s pretty cold in New York so I probably won’t enjoy the run too much.</p>
<p>@quomodo: wow that is so smart. Yes, endorphins. I am totally doing that. Except I receive decisions at 5am before SCHOOL (SHDLFHDSKLFPAFLDJNSF) so what to do… Maybe I should check in later after a pre-breakfast swim :)</p>
<p>78.22 Hours! 24 of which will be spent sleeping so its not as much as it seems!</p>
<p>@mustgotocollege: Hahaha well where I am in California the coldest it gets is like 50s. And usually it’s more like the 60s… I can basically run outside year round. 
You could always go on a treadmill, no?</p>
<p>@whatfunii: try 36 hours sleeping! I’m on spring break.</p>
<p>My son is a senior at Princeton. I just wanted to drop by and wish everyone the best on decision day. I know this is a stressful time, and you are probably being bombarded with work at school as well. I remember my son was so exhausted from being up all night studying for a few tests that he was asleep at 5pm when the decisions came out. He really did not expect to read that he was accepted to Princeton. I had a good feeling and woke him up. Half asleep, he received the most wonderful news. </p>
<p>Princeton has been a great experience for him, and I really do hope that you are given an opportunity to attend Princeton.</p>
<p>^Thank you! and Hey I’m new here so I was just wondering what’s a ■■■■■?</p>
<p>I thought this past week was gonna be the hardest, but…my god, I have no idea how I’m going to make it through these next two days. The ridiculous amount of schoolwork isn’t even helping to distract me, either. The constant worrying about decisions just means I’m doing worse in school! 
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<p>But ahh, I should really chill out. Life’s too short and all. Even so…LESS THAN 3 DAYS, GUYS.</p>
<p>^I actually wouldn’t mind having some work. My teachers just aren’t really giving it. The last two weeks were very low-key. The next two days I don’t appear to have any major assignments. Looks like Monday and Tuesday night will be spent on CC!</p>
<p>So my Princeton interviewer just requested to be on my contact list on Skype. I think this can be interpreted both positively or negatively…and I don’t think someone would pose as my interviewer, right?</p>
<p>3 more school days to get through and we’ll find out! so nervous 
i won’t mind if i don’t get in…i mean i don’t have that high of expectations. but i just want to KNOW one way or the other. i am sure many of you are the same</p>
<p>GAAAAAAAAAH</p>
<p>only. two. more. days.</p>
<p>cchopeful, a ■■■■■ is, in short, a lier, somebody who posts untrue things in CC, such as “I got into princeton!” when they didn’t actually. </p>
<p>@alex, it definitely means your interviewer liked you! Not sure if it would be a sign of your decision though, since I’m not sure if they know the decisions either. But if he/she liked you enough to add you on skype he/she must have put in a very good word for you!</p>
<p>I think I’m going to go watch a movie after. I have preview tickets to see Source Code, I might go and do that. It will hopefully take my mind off things!</p>
<p>lurk lurk lurk lurk lurk lurk lurk lurk lurk lurk.</p>
<p>My Cornell interviewer linkedin requested me haha</p>
<p>Your decision can be viewed in
1Days 17Hours 47Minutes 14Seconds</p>
<p>Guys, I know we’re all anxious, so this is how I’ve been passing the time if you guys need some help. Here’s what I do: I buy an envelope, rip off the top-triangle-flap part, put it on a table, write my favorite letter on it, grab a spoon of peanut butter, eat that peanut butter BUT DO NOT CHEW IT, then spit it out on the envelope flap previously mentioned while trying to maintain the original peanut butter shape, now smash your forehead against this whole complex, using the peanut butter as an adhesive. Now that the envelope and peanut butter are attached to your forehead, go outside, find a pogo stick, look at it BUT DO NOT USE IT. Walk away from the pogo stick as if you never saw it. Find a hypnotist to convince you that you never saw the pogo stick. Now return to your house, draw some ancient African war signs on your face with face paint, remove your left shoe, drink a glass of Guava-Orange-Pineapple juice, pretend you are a lemur by reciting the Emancipation Proclamation in Pig Latin, and before you know it, you will know if you have been accepted.</p>