<p>I applied for Stanford SCEA</p>
<p>And I made mistakes in application form</p>
<p>such as</p>
<p>AP Macroeconomics-AP Macroecomics</p>
<p>and some letters that should be captitalized such as titles of my awards</p>
<p>were not captitalized.</p>
<p>Is is okay? or am I screwed?</p>
<p>Will adcom reject me because of this?</p>
<p>Short answer: no.</p>
<p>Long answer: It's unlikely to affect much unless you're an absolutely borderline applicant.</p>
<p>So short answer again: no.</p>
<p>I am torn between writing, "Of course you're screwed. No admissions officer has EVER made a mistake of any kind, and they are totally merciless," and writing the truth, "relax, you're not the first and only student to make a mistake like this -- if everything else is good, you'll be fine."</p>
<p>I'm thinking that flying valium-spraying helicopters over high schools this time of year might be a good idea...</p>
<p>WashDad,</p>
<p>I really like the imagery you invoke there.</p>
<p>"I am torn between writing, "Of course you're screwed. No admissions officer has EVER made a mistake of any kind, and they are totally merciless," and writing the truth, "relax, you're not the first and only student to make a mistake like this -- if everything else is good, you'll be fine."</p>
<p>I'm always tempted, too, to reply to such posts by saying, "Abandon all hope."</p>
<p>NSMom,</p>
<p>I did that once. No joke. I got a frenzy of worried PMs in return.</p>
<p>ahahha hilarious</p>