<p>Where do you think you'll be accepted? Deferred? Waitlisted? Rejected?</p>
<p>Don't be afraid of bragging/arrogant. Be as non-modest/honest as you feel appropriate!</p>
<p>1) Yale EA --> Accepted
2) Columbia --> Accepted
3) Harvard --> Waitlisted/maybe accepted
4) Princeton --> Waitlisted/accepted</p>
<p>1) USC EA –> Rejected
2) BC EA –> Rejected
3) UGA EA –> Accepted</p>
<p>1) Yale - (SCEA) deferred, (regular) rejected/waitlist
2) Brown - (ED) accepted/deferred, (regular) waitlist
3) Chicago - accepted
4) W&M - accepted
5) CMU - accepted
6) Stanford - (SCEA) deferred/rejected, (regular) rejected/waitlist
7) Oberlin - accepted
8) Berkeley - accepted
9) Pomona - rejected/waitlist
10) Scripps - accepted
11) Rice - (ED) accepted, (regular) accepted/waitlist</p>
<p>Lol, how can I even begin to try guessing at this?</p>
<p>MIT - EA Accept 
Stanford - Waitlist
Princeton - Reject?
Cornell - Accept</p>
<p>Caltech - Reject
Carnegie Mellon - Accept
Harvey Mudd - Reject</p>
<p>Rensselaer - Accept
Cal Poly - Accept</p>
<p>GA Tech - Accept
U of Washington - Accept</p>
<p>1) Dartmouth (ED) –> Deferred/Rejected
2) UMichigan (Rolling) –> Accepted
3) BC (EA) –> Accepted
4) UNC (EA) –> Accepted
5) UVA –> Accepted
6) Duke –> Rejected
7) Penn CAS –> Accepted
8) Northwestern –> Accepted</p>
<p>OOS for the state schools listed above</p>
<p>do this now!</p>
<p>@EliCash91, I believe UMich is going to remove its rolling admissions in favor of a single admission date next year; I may be wrong though (I remember reading something like that a LONG, LONG time ago though.)</p>
<p>hmmm…</p>
<p>Yale EA - accepted
Harvard - accepted
Johns Hopkins - accepted
Princeton - accepted
Brown - accepted
Tufts - waitlisted (b/c of “tufts syndrome”)</p>
<p>yea, I know…I’m wayyy too optimistic.</p>
<p>'Kay, I’m gonna try being really pessimistic. Low expectations, you know, that sort of strategy…</p>
<p>Yale (EA) - Deferred/Rejected
Columbia - Rejected
Brown - Rejected
Harvard - Accepted
Swarthmore - Waitlisted
Wesleyan - Accepted
Macalester - Accepted</p>
<p>wowwww.
not to be a downer,
but you’re all going to get some pretty intense wake-up calls.</p>
<p>^^^ lol let them dream</p>
<p>Duke (Early Decision) - Rejected
UNC - Accepted
Wake Forest - Accepted
Davidson - Accepted</p>
<p>Let’s see how it goes! ;)</p>
<p>Cornell: Accepted
Dartmouth: Rejected
UCLA: Rejected
Berk: Rejected
Davis: Accepted
Santa Cruz: Accepted
University of Wash.: Accepted
University of Utah: Accepted</p>
<p>i love how i feel like ill get accepted to cornell and dartmouth but rejected from UCLA and Berkeley…just a feeling iguess</p>
<p>UW Madison: Accepted
U Illinois Urbana/Champaine: Accepted
UWash-Seattle: Waitlisted
Purdue: Accepted
Ohio State: Accepted
UC-Berkeley: Denied
Stanford: Denied
Montana State: Accepted
U of Miami: Waitlisted or Denied</p>
<p>UChi: rejected
Oberlin: rejected
Carleton: rejected
Macalester: accepted
willamette: accepted
mizzou- accepted
knox: accepted
kenyon: rejected</p>
<p>yeah… i’m really hoping macalester, because it’s my #1 out of my realistic chances</p>
<p>UWash- rejected
Occidental- waitlist/reject
Seattle University- Accepted
Northeastern- Accepted
SUNY Stony Brook- Accepted
Quinnipiac- Accepted
Syracuse- Accepted</p>
<p>
There is no EA at USC unless they are changing it this year.</p>
<p>
I am not aware of that. But since you read about it a long, long time ago, it’s probably not true. Michigan just implemented Early Response last year while keeping rolling admission. I doubt if they would make a drastic change after only one year.</p>
<p>^ Naah, ER is here to stay. There are posters advertising it and encouraging students to apply ER all around my school</p>
<p>deep springs- rejected
uchicago EA- accepted
cornell- rejected
wash u- rejected
johns hopkins- rejected
emory- accepted
brandeis- accepted
mccgill- accpeted
tufts- who knows</p>
<p>Harvard- Rejected
Stanford- (RD)rejected
UCBerkeley- Accepted
Harvey Mudd- rejected
Northwestern- Accepted
UChicago- Accepted
WUSTL- Accepted
Haverford-Accepted
Williams- I wish I could say accepted! Argh
Emory- Accepted</p>