<li> You know more about admissions than the advisors at your school</li>
<li> You have time read all the posts of the TASP forum despite your million ec’s and 7 AP, ( 2 self study)</li>
<li>You are concerened with your 750 SAT Math</li>
<li>You have posted a chances thread or commented on someone else’s changes</li>
<li> You’ve been in at least one debate on affirmative action </li>
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<p>LOL-
Add your own
Lets keep em coming</p>
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<li>You start using terms such as "superscoring" and "CR" in everyday conversation, and your friends don't understand you.</li>
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<p>7: You're the only person unimpressed with the "stats" of your school valedictorian - after all - you know people with far better "stats"
8: You're a sophomore and you took more APs than any senior in your school did (certainly my case)
9: Your school's "number of different AP exams/year" has a major statistical anomaly in the year that you were a junior - since you effectively doubled the number of different AP exams taken by students at your school that year due to your AP self-study</p>
<p>10: You bring an AP prep book to school - an AP you're self-studying for in class - and the teacher tells you to put it away</p>
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<li>You think an A is different than an A+</li>
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<li> You think that any school ranked lower than 25 is going to be filled with social outcasts and mentally deficient individuals.</li>
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<li>You refer to yourself by your CC username in real life.</li>
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<p>14.) When someone gets a 2390 on the SAT, instead of saying "wow, that's an amazing score," you say "so what, I know someone w/a 2400."</p>
<p>15.) You think the first 3 letters of the alphabet should be changed from "ABC" to "HYP."</p>
<p>16.) You are no longer impressed by an 800 on just one section.</p>
<p>You check the "New Posts" icon along with the local traffic and weather.</p>
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<li>You know me!</li>
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<li> After spending hours on the SAT test you rush back home to compare answers</li>
<li>Your good book is the " blue book"</li>
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<li>You know what "bump" means</li>
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<li>You post all ur college decisions the day u get them</li>
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<p>23: People ask you for advice on applying to programs/colleges that you got rejected from
24: your pick-up line is "I self-studied 4 APs in 10th grade"
25: you turn in an assignment under your CC name
26: you qualify for the USNCO national exam, get all of the multiple choice answers right, but can't get into training camp because you get a 0 on the labs due to no lab experience :p
27: you're a liberal on everything but public education
28: you print out one of the decision threads on the Caltech/MIT forums and give it to others in your school to read
29: you make a chances thread for one of your classmates
30: you print out a chances thread for your guidance counsoler to read
<a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=149495%5B/url%5D">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=149495</a></p>
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<li>You become addicted to CC, then claim to quit for awhile in order to cure yourself, but are back on CC the next day.</li>
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<li>you talk down to your guidance counselor when discussing your applications.</li>
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<li>You bypass your guidance counselor entirely when discussing college.</li>
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<li>you are completely confident about your application except for the parts your guidance counselor has to fill out.</li>
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<li><p>whenever ANYONE at your school talks about college, youre embarassed for them, because they have NO idea what theyre talking about.</p></li>
<li><p>You understand that its not just HYPSC etc and then all the rest. That getting into Rice, even though no one at your school has heard of it, is amazing. and whe nyou get accepted into a BA/MD program at Rice it is more impressive then getting into Cornell. But no one believes you. (Not my case, but it would be)</p></li>
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<li>You hate affirmative action...oh wait THATS EVERYONE.</li>
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