<p>I will be the first to say "Rejected, Harvard Class of 2013"...but had I not applied I would have never known...</p>
<p>Exactly! I like your attitude! My daughter is posting her rejection letter outside of her admissions office. There has never been a Harvard acceptance in our town. She was hoping to be the first!
Everything happens for a reason and after reading so many of these blogs… I am pleased as punch she will be going to college with real folks!
Best wishes to all wherever the end up!</p>
<p>Thanks EmptyNestToBe. I say screw em (UPENN, STANFORD TOO!)…if they don’t want me I don’t want them!</p>
<p>UCLA on the other hand is alll mine.</p>
<p>Just read a posting on another thread:</p>
<p>Harvard press release! </p>
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<p>“A record 10.9 percent of admitted students are from Latino backgrounds”</p>
<p>For some weird reason, it made me feel much better for being rejected by Harvard. It is not because I am not good enough academically, it is because I was not born Latino. I am more than happy to bring my tuition money to a school that is truly merit based.</p>
<p>i didn’t get to harvard, but not really sad. but it was fun to wait for the decision.</p>
<p>Damn didn’t get into Harvard… what are my chances of getting in if I re-apply?</p>
<p>I too was rejected, but I am not taking it personally. Somebody was smarter, somebody was more active in the community, and somebody gave a lot of money. Big deal. I have no hard feelings at all. I hope all the other 20,000 plus “rejects” will look past disappointment.</p>
<p>REJECTED =[
haha but i was extremely sad these past two days. can’t say it wasn’t my dream. well, i’m not sad anymore, and it was a tough decision what with all the einsteins out there. my props and advice are : let’s kiccckkk butt wherever we go,haha come out and BILL GATES on them =D</p>