someone already received her decision

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Chicago ✅
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<p>someone mentioned before on Facebook that someone already received their decision. ill paste what the person said on Facebook:</p>

<p>"girl from my school who is really under-qualified already got in to u of chicago.
to list a few of the issues: she has never taken hard/honors classes in school, she only has mediocre grades in the classes she did take, she left junior year to go to an arts school where she became addicted to coke and had to go to rehab, and she's just overall a really underwhelming person.
evidently she has killer test scores (2220 on the SAT), but u of chicago claims that it doesn't really look at those numbers."</p>

<p>i dont know if this is true or not, but theres been a lot of dicussion going on in that University of Chicago 2008 applicants Facebook group.</p>

<p>this is the same post as the other one.</p>

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<p>Don't double post, please.</p>

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<p>BS - 2 chars :-)</p>

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<p>what does 2 chars mean? and what about 10 char? i keep seeing that.</p>

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<p>This is BS... no one's gotten decisions yet. Maybe the girl meant UIC or something and didn't know what she was talking about.</p>

<p>And I don't know what 2 char is, but 10 char is what people write when their post isn't long enough. Each post must be at least 10 characters long.</p>

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<p>yeah, i wasnt too sure about it either, but heres the website that i found it on
Facebook</a> | All of you are gonna wanna read this!!!
you have to have a Facebook account to see it.</p>

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<p>Yeah, what someone wrote on Facebook is really reliable.</p>

<p>2 chars = 2 characters. I used it in the same context as 10 char, except that my answer was 2 characters</p>

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<p>theres a discussion thing going on there. dont need the sarcasm</p>

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<p>ArielTriton -- he isn't just being sarcastic. A post on facebook should be scrutinised as should anything else. We have no assurance she's being honest, that the person who told her this isn't lying or that there isn't some kind of misunderstanding. Moreover, we haven't been offered any compelling evidence.</p>

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<p>Decisions aren't out yet regardless of what anyone claims on facebook.</p>

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<p>The ONLY way she would have already heard would be if she applied and was accepted last year and then deferred for a year. Decisions for this year have not been sent out regardless of what she is claiming.</p>

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<p>someone on the chicago uncommon blog claimed that too. not the specific girl, but the fact that someone already got in.</p>

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<p>I know it's probably a stupid rumor or mistake. . . but it would be nice if dear Libby Pearson could clarify nonetheless.</p>

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<p>someone should post that question on the blog</p>

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<p>i enjoy formulating opinions about the baseless claims that high-schoolers make on facebook</p>

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<p>not ture, I suppose</p>