<p>Dear Applicant
Congratulations!!! You're application is by far the worst we have ever seen. It seriously gave us a good laugh. Good luck in what ever you do after High School.</p>
<p>After extensive deliberations amongst the admissions committee, we have decided on your admission decision. It wasn't an easy process; your application was very impressive in the scope of other students in the country. After all, your test scores were higher than the average of a 20 ACT. As the dean of admissions at XYZ University, I take great pride in informing potential students of our admission decisions. Many students with great intellectual minds such as yourself apply to our institution each year. Of course, because of the large number of applications we receive every year we unfortunately have to deny admission to numerous impressive students. Only the brightest of our applicant pool reach my desk, including you. It is then I make the final decision in an admissions committee meeting with my staff on each student we admit. At this point of the letter, you are probably jumping with joy over our final decision. Well stop it, because you got rejected. An intern thought it would be funny to put your relatively mediocre application on my desk. He was soon dismissed from my staff to avoid such an incident again. Thanks for your $65 application fee; you can be assured it will be put to good use ensuring the students who do attend receive the utmost comfort during their education. We wish you the best of luck at any community college you may attend in the future.</p>
<p>Dear Student,
We cannot accept you to college because we decide to let Oyjin Hong in. He much better in everyway than you are so go somewhere else.
With love,
College permission.</p>
<p>Dear Student,
It's kids like you that make me regret fighting for America in WW2. Thanks for bringing the country down.
Godspeed,
Admissions Officer</p>
<p>Let's face it, life sucks. Some people are just unlucky. You, on the other hand--you just suck at life. You better send in that application to county soon, because you ain't gettin' in nowhere.</p>
<p>Years ago, our founder and noted philosopher John Doe posed the classic question upon which we base our distinguished academics. He asked, when it comes to notifying prospective students about their future at Doe University:</p>