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On March 29 2012 09:59 meguca wrote:
Admitted to:
Washington State University
Western Washington University
University of Washington
University of California, Irvine
Waiting on:
University of California, Berkeley
Stanford University
Princeton University
Harvard University
Make a contract and become a magical undergrad!
On March 29 2012 10:11 Alryk wrote:
Admitted to:
Texas A&M
Notre Dame University
Purdue Uni
USC
Not Admitted:
Rice
Cornell (Apparently they don't take ACT... not having subject tests certainly doesn't help. Haha)
Majoring in electrical engineering. Congrats to everyone :D
Please do yourself a favor and at least visit Notre Dame. Was an Irish EE myself!
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Notre Dame is my second choice, (especially since I have a full ride there through AFROTC, merit at TAMU), but I've been liking aggieland more and more 
Although, it's not hard to beat the architecture at A&M. It's pretty bland. XD
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As an EE undergraduate at ND, you're essentially guaranteed research opportunity if you make any effort at asking for it. We also have a very high rate of internship / recruitment / hiring directly off the seniors, despite how small the class are each year.
Oh ya, they also finish building that fancy new lab my year.
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Applied ED to Carleton College and got accepted :D
Applying early makes everything so much easier imo. Good luck to everyone!
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Accepted for Transfer :
Choosing Between:
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
University of Chicago
Also accepted to:
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Calvin College
Hope College
Kalamazoo College
Hillsdale College
Florida Atlantic University
Grand Valley State University
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Looking at you guys getting accepted makes me sad because i'm doing bad in high school. D;
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On March 29 2012 11:18 Pieismyign wrote:
Looking at you guys getting accepted makes me sad because i'm doing bad in high school. D;
You can change that :D
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Still have a long way to go since im a freshman.... Ruined my freshman year.
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Tis OK. I have a friend who got like straight D freshman year, admitted to UVA, UCLA, waitlisted at UChicago,.
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Admitted to:
Michigan State University
Grand Valley State University
Reject:
none only applied to two colleges
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On March 29 2012 11:29 Pieismyign wrote:
Still have a long way to go since im a freshman.... Ruined my freshman year.
I did that too 
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yay time to project my sadness
Accepted
Rutgers University
Waitlisted
Brandeis University
Boston University
Northeastern University
Rejected
Boston College
Vassar College
t-t
Probably getting turned down at Brown U/Amherst/Williams in the next two days. Great day to start off my spring break, huh?
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Oh well conversion, it will all work out. I am surprised northeastern waitlisted you 
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Yeah, I was quite honestly surprised at BU and NEU waitlists, not trying to sound cocky. Brandeis/BC/Vassar I can understand because I wasn't the most impressive student, transcript wise
I just hope if I do get off the waitlist, it's soon and I get enough money because I'm far too poor to pay anything above like 4k/year tt.
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On March 29 2012 11:43 Conversion wrote:Yeah, I was quite honestly surprised at BU and NEU waitlists, not trying to sound cocky. Brandeis/BC/Vassar I can understand because I wasn't the most impressive student, transcript wise I just hope if I do get off the waitlist, it's soon and I get enough money because I'm far too poor to pay anything above like 4k/year tt.
Waitlist means you're probably not going to get any merit aid, though financial aid is still possible-- however from my experience, schools are quite skimpy with financial aid unless you're actually really poor, or you fake your taxes. The most financial aid I got from any school was actually 6K... from UC Berkeley; I am out of state too, so basically all the colleges I got into I'd be paying ~50K. Money was why I chose Emory in the end, haha.
There are a lot of external scholarships available you can apply for though. If you look and try hard for a couple, you will definitely get one.
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On March 29 2012 11:15 SySLeif wrote:
Accepted for Transfer :
Choosing Between:
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
University of Chicago
How is this even close?
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On March 29 2012 12:16 viticuss wrote:Show nested quote +On March 29 2012 11:15 SySLeif wrote:
Accepted for Transfer :
Choosing Between:
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
University of Chicago
How is this even close?
Well, if he lives in Michigan tuition might actually be quite compelling. U Chicago grad is insanely expensive.
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On March 29 2012 12:22 krndandaman wrote:Show nested quote +On March 29 2012 12:16 viticuss wrote:On March 29 2012 11:15 SySLeif wrote:
Accepted for Transfer :
Choosing Between:
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
University of Chicago
How is this even close? who knows, money is a big factor. also UM and UChicago are both elite schools and are not too different in quality.
Uhhh... no. UM is good I'll grant, but UChicago is top 10.
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