Early Withdrawal: Now's the time, please. Forum

[adameus]

Withdrawing from:

UCLA $
USC
BU $
Texas $
Georgetown
Duke
Penn
Berkeley

Soon to withdraw:

NYU $
Columbia $
Yale

I wonder if that will be Yale's first withdrawal this cycle?

There are others posted on LSN. Like 3 or 4, maybe 2. I forget. At least 2.

lol, you know you can go back and delete things you type? Just seemed like a sentence you would say, but not type...

[crackberry]

lol, you know you can go back and delete things you type? Just seemed like a sentence you would say, but not type...

Eh, I got so far along and then didn't care enough to edit.

[astro1819]

Despite the fact that I don't think it'll help that much, I figured I would still post here to give people hope. Today I started the withdrawal train:

Emory $$
W&M $$$
BU $$
Maryland

Cornell (pending)
Duke (WL)
Northwestern (WL)

Hope this gives some of you a fighting chance.

[starrydecisus]

I sense more withdrawals coming as the April 1 scholarship deadline for many schools approaches....

[lawyering]

Just withdrew from:

Columbia
NYU
Berkeley

Hope that helps a few people!! =)

[burkinafaso]

Just withdrew from the Fordham part-time WL. Don't know if it'll help anyone...but if you're on the GW part-time WL...I would appreciate reciprocity

[eye]

Withdrew from:

-Univ. of South Carolina $$
-W & M $$
-GW
-Univ. of Illinois $
-American

Good Luck!

[redsox]

i understand your issue on this, but i can't understand your attitude over it. then again i don't understand putting up a nazi general as your icon picture that supported, murdered, and defended the country that committed atrocious crimes either.

I'm learning so much here:
A) Rommel was a Nazi?
B) He supported Germany, murdered Germany, and defended Germany?

[jlnoa0915]

Withdrew from Florida State with 12k scholarship. That was painful

[09042014]

i understand your issue on this, but i can't understand your attitude over it. then again i don't understand putting up a nazi general as your icon picture that supported, murdered, and defended the country that committed atrocious crimes either.

I'm learning so much here:
A) Rommel was a Nazi?
B) He supported Germany, murdered Germany, and defended Germany?

A) All Officers in the German military took loyalty oaths. But Rommel appeared to be apolitical.

B)Rommel didn't murder anyone. The Afrika Korps never committed atrocities and Rommel never complied with any orders to ship Jewish French, or Jewish POWs to camps.

Rommel was killed by the Nazi party after he join the conspiracy to murder Hitler.

[cardinalandgold]

Withdrew from the following this week:

-Emory
-ND with $$
-Illinois with $$
-BU WL
-GW WL

[charlesjd]

LOLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[IAFG]

i understand your issue on this, but i can't understand your attitude over it. then again i don't understand putting up a nazi general as your icon picture that supported, murdered, and defended the country that committed atrocious crimes either.

I'm learning so much here:
A) Rommel was a Nazi?
B) He supported Germany, murdered Germany, and defended Germany?

A) All Officers in the German military took loyalty oaths. But Rommel appeared to be apolitical.

B)Rommel didn't murder anyone. The Afrika Korps never committed atrocities and Rommel never complied with any orders to ship Jewish French, or Jewish POWs to camps.

Rommel was killed by the Nazi party after he join the conspiracy to murder Hitler.

my bf in germany had this really bad-ass map that showed what germany considered to be "germany" during the war, including a chunk of africa.

[09042014]

i understand your issue on this, but i can't understand your attitude over it. then again i don't understand putting up a nazi general as your icon picture that supported, murdered, and defended the country that committed atrocious crimes either.

I'm learning so much here:
A) Rommel was a Nazi?
B) He supported Germany, murdered Germany, and defended Germany?

A) All Officers in the German military took loyalty oaths. But Rommel appeared to be apolitical.

B)Rommel didn't murder anyone. The Afrika Korps never committed atrocities and Rommel never complied with any orders to ship Jewish French, or Jewish POWs to camps.

Rommel was killed by the Nazi party after he join the conspiracy to murder Hitler.

my bf in germany had this really bad-ass map that showed what germany considered to be "germany" during the war, including a chunk of africa.

It is funny to us now but in 1939 almost every country in Africa was owned by a European power. The only reason it isn't still being done, is because America wasn't much for colonization, and the old European powers didn't have the economic and military power to hold onto their empires anymore.

France tried to regain hers, but failed pretty miserably.

[IAFG]

It is funny to us now but in 1939 almost every country in Africa was owned by a European power. The only reason it isn't still being done, is because America wasn't much for colonization, and the old European powers didn't have the economic and military power to hold onto their empires anymore.

France tried to regain hers, but failed pretty miserably.

it is REALLY funny to me bc my ex had no idea what it was, just put it up to have a map. like, didn't notice that the country borders didn't reflect reality.

[redsox]

Rommel was killed by the Nazi party after he join the conspiracy to murder Hitler.

Well, he killed himself.

[09042014]

Rommel was killed by the Nazi party after he join the conspiracy to murder Hitler.

Well, he killed himself.

Forced suicide. His family was to be spared if he did it himself rather than face trial.

[Eazy E]

Just withdrew from Minnesota and Indiana. Hope that frees up some spaces and money for ya'll

[hotdog123]

Rommel was killed by the Nazi party after he join the conspiracy to murder Hitler.

Well, he killed himself.

Forced suicide. His family was to be spared if he did it himself rather than face trial.

Found this interesting...


Churchill, on hearing of Rommel's death:
"He also deserves our respect, because, although a loyal German soldier, he came to hate Hitler and all his works, and took part in the conspiracy to rescue Germany by displacing the maniac and tyrant. For this, he paid the forfeit of his life. In the somber wars of modern democracy, there is little place for chivalry."

[starrydecisus]

Just withdrew from Alabama with a full ride and book stipend. That was painful.

Hope the $$ can go to someone else!

Edit: I also just withdrew from FSU with a full ride. Today was very painful. Love FSU, and hope someone else can benefit from this scholly.

[apparentlymargarita]

Withdrew from Duke (JD/LLM), Cornell, and GULC last week. Hope that helps somebody!