<p>I kind of regret not applying to any ivies–I don’t know if I could have gotten in, but it might have been fun to try. But then again, I don’t want to move to the East coast at all, and don’t really want a big university, so… no. (I did apply to Stanford, though, which is like an ivy…)</p>
<p>I regret not looking into some more woman’s colleges, and occidental, and maybe some more good universities that would give me good money… but that would mean that I’d feel forced to give up my first choice, so… Just the woman’s colleges, I think.</p>
<p>I regret not applying to Bowdoin, Swarthmore, and Princeton. Looking back now, those would have been my top 3 choices. But I’m happy enough with Williams (or Harvard/Yale? PLEASE?) that I won’t bother transferring.</p>
<p>I should have given more careful consideration to Rice and UChicago. I also had all the application stuff ready to go for UPenn and Cornell but never applied because I didn’t want people to think I was ivy-obsessed. I ignored Brown for the same reason. =/ Pretty bad on my part, I guess. If I could go back I would replace Georgetown with a different school and maybe add to another match/reach to my list.</p>
<p>I regret applying to Yale SCEA over Stanford or Chicago, since I found out afterwards that Yale hasn’t accepted anyone from my school in 17 years. The last kid who got in then transferred elsewhere for whatever reason. ._.</p>
<p>University of Chicago. Didn’t want to get a math/science teacher rec, didn’t think I had a chance…now all of my decisions have come in, and I only got one rejection. I should’ve tried.</p>
<p>Wesleyan U. Read The Gatekeepers over a year ago, and got intimidated by the process. Ahahaha. ;____;</p>
<p>More higher ranked LACs? Maybe Pomona? I didn’t like Claremont, but I wish applied to more LACs that weren’t in the middle of nowhere.</p>
<p>But now I’m obsessed with U of Chicago…wondering if there’s a possibility of getting in as a transfer. Then I give up and remember I still have some good schools I might have trouble transferring away from.</p>
<p>regret not applying to Chicago and Northwestern. wouldn’t have gone anyway because I ended up getting into UPenn and Columbia, but I would have applied if I had more time for apps.</p>
<p>I’ll add Columbia, UPenn, and Duke. I didn’t apply to many schools because I didn’t have confidence in myself. Then I got two likely letters (Rice and Cornell) and a waitlist from Stanford. I should have given myself more options…</p>
<p>No regrets about the schools I applied to. I gave them my best, even though I received three rejections.</p>
<p>In January after I had sent out my apps I did kind of regret not having applied to Rice because I thought I didn’t include enough matches, but after having received acceptance to Cornell, I am okay with not applying to Rice. I do kind of regret not applying to Harvey Mudd; I think I might’ve liked the Claremonts. Ah well.</p>
<p>Although I’m happy with where I ended up, I wish I hadn’t applied ED so that I could have compared FA offers. The schools that I would have applied to were Amherst, Grinnell, Duke, Carleton.</p>