Is this what everyone is referring to?>
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Yes
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I have all options, addresses, and I get access denied with the withdraw button (not doing that again!). I don’t think it means anything
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28 Min. GL everyone!
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I can feel the stress as everyone is holding their breath and not even typing … whats up with that … 
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I think its a culmination of knowing how many thousands of kiddos gave it their all… and soon the variables of options is soon to be over.
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good luck everyone <33
And rejected. At least I’m done with this ■■■■■■ process even if it means I wasted 4 years of my life
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Rejected. And same. Its a bunch of BS
Accepted!
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rejected too but it be like that
Nothing is wasted! You’ve learned a lot and can process and move forward!
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…and Stanford was a no for my son, the last of several. It’s been an interesting process. He’s looking forward to taking a gap year to work. 
Congrats to everyone who was admitted!
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Rejected. Finishing the season with 7 rejections and 2 waitlists. Time to work on those LOCIs!
Accepted!
4.0 UW, 1540 SAT, 11 APs, 3 post-AP math courses
AIME + prestigious music ECs/awards
Strong LoRs and essays, no interview
Accepted: Princeton, Berkeley, Tufts, Boston College, UCSB (with Regents)
Waitlisted: Harvard, Barnard, Columbia, UPenn, NYU, UCSD, UCI, BU, Wellesley
Rejected: USC, UCLA, Northeastern
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Good luck to your son! These college admissions in no way define him! It’s the atmosphere they’re in which makes them think that spending $70k a year on college is normal. It’s not.
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So sad how important hooks are in this process. Its not about hard work
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And that is how the future of work (and getting hired) will be for the upcoming generation!
Got in!!!
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My God youre right
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