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[sneakyleo]

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[xylocarp]

I really think an update to the What to Expect thread is in order but i am way too lazy to do it.

if you OP I'll do like half the schools

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[Tr3]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

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[lolarhp]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

LOL ME. But for the SAT prep mainly. It's how I found out about the National Merit Scholarship.

[leslieknope]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

Duh. I was born this obsessive.

[nickhalden]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

Unfortunately no. Didn't think about SAT/ACT until I was taking them, and only applied to schools when my parents basically forced me to. Went to a school with a full scholarship, so the decision didn't cost me anything but opportunity, but I think I could have had much better personal and professional development if I had gone to another school. I think the experience is what makes me so focused on ensuring I pick the right law school.

[xylocarp]

looking back, I don't really understand my choices for undergrad applications. I feel like my only criteria were how fun the city was and how warm the weather was.

...so no, I wasn't on college confidential

[Big Red]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

Haha yup, I also read ALL reviews from college prowler and some other site I can't quite think of

[Rigo]

I applied to only 4 schools:
University of San Diego
Tulane
William & Mary
Fordham

Idk what I was thinking. Thank god for CC's as a safety net.

[pylon]

looking back, I don't really understand my choices for undergrad applications. I feel like my only criteria were how fun the city was and how warm the weather was.

Lol yeah thinking about being in grade 12 choosing an undergrad is mind-boggling. I knew nothing then. I still know nothing now, but I knew even less then!

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[jawsjawsjaws]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

Memories...

[Mack.Hambleton]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

only applied to two schools, gotta get that instate tuition

[ilikebaseball]

extremely fortunate that athletics sorta made my UG decision for me. Never went on college conf. or stressed about apps. Don't have any debt going into law school (oh boy thats finna change)

[pylon]

extremely fortunate that athletics sorta made my UG decision for me. Never went on college conf. or stressed about apps. Don't have any debt going into law school (oh boy thats finna change)

Nice. I'm going to take a wild guess here and ask, was it baseball?

[ilikebaseball]

haha yes

[Auxilio]

I only applied to one school for undergrad, but in Canada admissions are much more obvious based on numbers, and I knew I could get a full tuition scholarship to whichever I wanted, so just went with the one I wanted to go to.

[Big Red]

I only applied to one school for undergrad, but in Canada admissions are much more obvious based on numbers, and I knew I could get a full tuition scholarship to whichever I wanted, so just went with the one I wanted to go to.

I am app. 100,000x too risk averse to do something like that, but sounds like it worked out so cool

[Auxilio]

I only applied to one school for undergrad, but in Canada admissions are much more obvious based on numbers, and I knew I could get a full tuition scholarship to whichever I wanted, so just went with the one I wanted to go to.

I am app. 100,000x too risk averse to do something like that, but sounds like it worked out so cool

Like I said, in Canada most universities are pretty much by the numbers (even down to their entrance scholarships are just in categories by number). So with a 99% average (it is all in percentages, I THINK America is more just GPA?) and no SAT equivalent except for English the only question for my school of choice was if I got 4000 or 6500 a year from entrance scholarship rejection would have been unthinkable - you do not even submit personal essays or anything, just transcript. It just did not make sense to me to pay 200 dollars on an application fee for other schools.

[DetroitRed]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

Me, for sure. I had a particularly tough choice at the end of my cycle. I think I even posed the question to xoxoth.

[IsThisForReal]

So how many of you were on collegeconfidential for undergrad admissions? lol

only applied to two schools, gotta get that instate tuition