<p>D didn’t get in. Having never been west of the mississippi from a small boarding school in north Georgia, I am not really surprised. She’s disappointed as she wanted to go far, but she still has lots of options open.</p>
<p>rejected. 32/2160 ACT&SAT, 4.17 GPA w/ strong ecs. Congrats to all those that got in!</p>
<p>Wow, some of those rejected have amazing stats. Congrats to those accepted, perhaps we will run into each other next year!</p>
<p>OMG Accepted!!! God bless!! *shocked </p>
<p>Hey! Did anyone get accepted and won’t attend? I’m on the waiting list…):</p>
<p>@BoRossi me too! I know I shouldn’t be thinking it but I am really hoping some people don’t attend… :/</p>
<p>Has anyone on the waitlist heard anything yet??</p>
<p>So far on the Facebook page, I heard of a student who has recently just gotten accepted off the waiting list and he’s advice and from a few more others from past years who have been wait-listed and accepted were:</p>
<p>-“mail them about how much u wana come to pitzer, I was waitlisted too, and i got in.”</p>
<p>-" if you’re on the wait list and PZ is your #1 you should really push for it. you gotta show that you really want it. push for it so hard it’s obnoxious."</p>
<p>-“Yeah same here I was wait listed last year and I sent them an email (you really want to be more inventive than just “I want to go here”) and that’ll increase your chances by a lot”</p>
<p>-“I would send an email and something that represents you. I know a friend that did that and sent a piece of her artwork that demonstrated what she wanted to get across and was accepted.”</p>
<p>-“just say u really want to come, and if they accept you, you will go 100% to pitzer, and tell them some personal reasons etc, hopefully, u will get in, good luck!!”</p>
<p>These are all very helpful inputs from them, I hope these come in handy! 
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