Idk where you are from, but I live in Bama and "all ya'll" is not common. I cannot think of a time in which I've heard someone seriously use that.HankBashir wrote:"all y'all" is common in non-rural Georgia/Alabama outside of trailer parks though. I'll be honest and say I've never heard "all y'alls"alwayssunnyinfl wrote:"All y'alls" is not a deep south thing, it's a trailer trash thing. There's a big difference.HankBashir wrote: You can say "all y'all" though, but DC is technically upper south, and "all y'all" is more of a deep south thing.
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ETA: May have made that up... hang on...
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While its true, the most recent one was 2009. And they were only arrests... they were dismissed outright. I didn't disclose them to the schools that asked only for convictions so while it may be a factor it can't be a blanket factor.MacB wrote:Not judging, but I saw Still use the words arrestS in another thread. C&F concerns could be the simple explanation.
Edit: 2009 I was 19... I was a bit of a wanderer there for a bit, which also accounts for my low GPA. I'm way past those days now... I mean I'm a clerk for the freakin Justice Court in the city I'm in now.. I would hope that would be enough to calm C&F concerns.
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still a good shot @ Cornell and dece @ NYU assuming being late doesn't hurt too much - even if it does I can't see you not snagging at least 1 WL eventuallyStillIll wrote:While its true, the most recent one was 2009. And they were only arrests... they were dismissed outright. I didn't disclose them to the schools that asked only for convictions so while it may be a factor it can't be a blanket factor.MacB wrote:Not judging, but I saw Still use the words arrestS in another thread. C&F concerns could be the simple explanation.
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Understood. And I really did mean it when I said that I was not passing judgment in any sense. Just throwing out a potential explanation for consideration. Maybe some combo of splitter/C&F/softs/late in the cycle.
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- StillIll
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Oh yeah, I am sure it is a combination of any number of things. For example if I'm on the edge with another few candidates I'm sure they're more inclined towards a candidate without any C&F dings on their record.MacB wrote:Understood. And I really did mean it when I said that I was not passing judgment in any sense. Just throwing out a potential explanation for consideration. Maybe some combo of splitter/C&F/softs/late in the cycle.
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I'm Northeast Alabama and West Georgia. It's not something I hear on a daily basis anymore (though that is probably a function of hanging around people with a higher level of educaion) but I certainly wouldn't look at somebody strangely if they said it.ALgooner wrote:Idk where you are from, but I live in Bama and "all ya'll" is not common. I cannot think of a time in which I've heard someone seriously use that.HankBashir wrote:"all y'all" is common in non-rural Georgia/Alabama outside of trailer parks though. I'll be honest and say I've never heard "all y'alls"alwayssunnyinfl wrote:"All y'alls" is not a deep south thing, it's a trailer trash thing. There's a big difference.HankBashir wrote: You can say "all y'all" though, but DC is technically upper south, and "all y'all" is more of a deep south thing.
Then again, a few months ago when I was in Augusta, GA, somebody said "over yonder" and I looked at them like they were crazy and everybody else looked at me like I was crazy for thinking it was unusual.
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Central (rural) NC checkin' in, and "all y'all" would have flown right over my head as normal. Then again, my fav is the double contraction, "y'all've." Figure that one out.
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Still nothing!! Complete mid January, interview on 2/16. My status has changed I think 3 times? I don't check often.
I was actually hoping for a wait list email yesterday just so I could be done waiting!
I was actually hoping for a wait list email yesterday just so I could be done waiting!
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I love the use of y'all (disclaimer: I was raised in NC). Sometimes you need to use the second person plural and "you guys" just won't do! And, by extension, you should be able to use contractions with it. Thus, y'all've passes muster in my book. "Y'alls" sounds weird, though. Not even rednecky, just weird.MacB wrote:Central (rural) NC checkin' in, and "all y'all" would have flown right over my head as normal. Then again, my fav is the double contraction, "y'all've." Figure that one out.
On another note, anyone hear about merit aid yet? "Early March" seems like a pretty squishy deadline.
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Nope, though I do think there's a chance people hear back today. They seem to have financial aid stuff go down on Fridays based on when the emails go out. They probably have committee meetings those afternoons. Happy "Early March" everyone!bluecouch wrote:I love the use of y'all (disclaimer: I was raised in NC). Sometimes you need to use the second person plural and "you guys" just won't do! And, by extension, you should be able to use contractions with it. Thus, y'all've passes muster in my book. "Y'alls" sounds weird, though. Not even rednecky, just weird.MacB wrote:Central (rural) NC checkin' in, and "all y'all" would have flown right over my head as normal. Then again, my fav is the double contraction, "y'all've." Figure that one out.
On another note, anyone hear about merit aid yet? "Early March" seems like a pretty squishy deadline.
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Not to be a stickler, but in the response from Dean Cornblatt after the "finalist" email, he DID say that we would hear back by March 1st. I know a day or two here or there won't kill us, but it would be nice if that original promise was kept.bluecouch wrote:I love the use of y'all (disclaimer: I was raised in NC). Sometimes you need to use the second person plural and "you guys" just won't do! And, by extension, you should be able to use contractions with it. Thus, y'all've passes muster in my book. "Y'alls" sounds weird, though. Not even rednecky, just weird.MacB wrote:Central (rural) NC checkin' in, and "all y'all" would have flown right over my head as normal. Then again, my fav is the double contraction, "y'all've." Figure that one out.
On another note, anyone hear about merit aid yet? "Early March" seems like a pretty squishy deadline.
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MacB wrote:Central (rural) NC checkin' in, and "all y'all" would have flown right over my head as normal. Then again, my fav is the double contraction, "y'all've." Figure that one out.
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Yup, pretty sure we hear back today. I predict a lot of 45K offers and swift, angry withdrawals.
Any other predictions?
Any other predictions?
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Seconded. (and if I get a 45K offer, I will be blaming you for jinxing me, fyi)BigZuck wrote:Yup, pretty sure we hear back today. I predict a lot of 45K offers and swift, angry withdrawals.
Any other predictions?
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Yep, I'm pretty sure they're gonna lowball. I tried my best to word my requested amount in my original email to say, "This is not a negotiation starting point. This is the number I need to attend, and if you hit it I'm probably attending." So I have a feeling they'll come about 30k under the request for me and everyone else. GULC hasn't seemed totally user friendly this cycle.MacB wrote:Seconded. (and if I get a 45K offer, I will be blaming you for jinxing me, fyi)BigZuck wrote:Yup, pretty sure we hear back today. I predict a lot of 45K offers and swift, angry withdrawals.
Any other predictions?
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Considering everyone and their grandma applies, Georgetown will have no shortage of people lining up to pay sticker but if they want to maintain medians at all they will have to do something drastic I think. They already lost a bunch of high number folks when they started this new "program" (though to be fair I doubt any would have attended anyway) and they might lose a bunch more today if people feel slighted after jumping through all their hoops. Should be interesting.
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Trying to figure out how to withdraw and can't find it on the ASW. lolllll such a life fail. i need more coffee.
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Didn't get the scholarship email but sent a merit scholarship inquiry to the admissions office early this week and haven't gotten a response.BigZuck wrote:Yup, pretty sure we hear back today. I predict a lot of 45K offers and swift, angry withdrawals.
Any other predictions?
If anyone doesn't want their potential 45k offer I'd be glad to take it off your hands...
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I just sent out emails. "Thanks for the offer, moving in a different direction" type of thing.twinkletoes16 wrote:Trying to figure out how to withdraw and can't find it on the ASW. lolllll such a life fail. i need more coffee.
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Let us know if you do hear anything back. I would be very interested in any other merit processes they may have lined up.turn left wrote:Didn't get the scholarship email but sent a merit scholarship inquiry to the admissions office early this week and haven't gotten a response.BigZuck wrote:Yup, pretty sure we hear back today. I predict a lot of 45K offers and swift, angry withdrawals.
Any other predictions?
If anyone doesn't want their potential 45k offer I'd be glad to take it off your hands...
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Will do. I think I have numbers on par (I think) with many of those who received the email so I'd like to think I'll at least get something but who knows.pedestrian wrote:Let us know if you do hear anything back. I would be very interested in any other merit processes they may have lined up.turn left wrote:Didn't get the scholarship email but sent a merit scholarship inquiry to the admissions office early this week and haven't gotten a response.BigZuck wrote:Yup, pretty sure we hear back today. I predict a lot of 45K offers and swift, angry withdrawals.
Any other predictions?
If anyone doesn't want their potential 45k offer I'd be glad to take it off your hands...
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on the waiting list but received interview invitation this morning, will it help?
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I got it too, can't hurt right?maxmartin wrote:on the waiting list but received interview invitation this morning, will it help?
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it is kinda long travel for me to the interview place, thinking about not participatingradar714 wrote:I got it too, can't hurt right?maxmartin wrote:on the waiting list but received interview invitation this morning, will it help?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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