<p>A stress releaser for those who’ve sent their apps, An Inspiration for those who haven’t (come on now, you can do it!!).</p>
<p>i’ll go first:
You can post on the Princeton Board without the guilty nagging feeling of, “I really shouldn’t be doing this, i have an essay to write.” or , “That thread looks really interesting but i haven’t done my brag sheet yet…” :)</p>
<li><p>When your friends ask, “Have you sent your ap. yet?” you finally get to scream back, “YES!!”</p></li>
<li><p>The monotony of hearing your parents go, “You really should work on your Princeton Application.” gets replaced by, “You really should work on your Common Application.”</p></li>
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<p>yeah, coined phrase for a "Detailed Resume/Activity List" derived from K. Cohen's book about "The Truth about Getting in". Its literally a sheet of paper where you brag about all the stuff you've done. I didn't send one per se though...</p>
<p>anxious and relieved at the same time,
anxious cause I have to wait some months before I know the result,
relieved because i managed to do it =)</p>
<p>i just hope i can call/e-mail them to know the result. my country's mailing system is hopeless. the admit/defer/reject mail will most probably only reach me end of january.</p>
<p>don't stress e1 - if you get in ED, they send acceptances to internationals by expedited mail (DHL/FedEx) so that you can get the good news in time. Rejections and deferrals are traditionally sent by snail mail though.</p>
<p>hey, if you've sent your app, write in your top 3 things to love about having sent your app - something fun to do to take away the anxiety of the wait!</p>