Yale 2010 Forum
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lta

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Re: Yale 2010
too busy praying/keeping fingers crossed (makes typing tough)/staring at our phones/emails/mailboxes to post.
or maybe just resigned.
or maybe just resigned.
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r6_philly

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Re: Yale 2010
I say they should have a couple of seats researved as "lottery picks". Every school should.soonergirl wrote:we should have a resignation thread for all us prospects who have already resigned ourselves to our collective/various fate/s.r6_philly wrote:Think positive, they weren't in any hurry to send you a rejection letter.goober88 wrote:Ok, this is getting a bit ridiculous, Yale has had my app for almost half a year!!
Where are all the other people in the thread? Everyone in, out or given up?
Where have you gotten in so far? PM if you want to hide your third dimension
- soonergirl

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ha! I knew it wasn't just me.lta wrote:or maybe just resigned.
- dudester

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Almost? *Points to the back of the linegoober88 wrote:Ok, this is getting a bit ridiculous, Yale has had my app for almost half a year!!
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r6_philly

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Re: Yale 2010
I haven't heard anything from anywhere in over two weeks. I am resigned to being resigned. Hope is not fading but enthusiasm is.dutchstriker wrote:No one posts in this thread for 36+ hours, then one post encourages several more in less than ten minutes.
I think we're all anxious to hear something.
Edit: I'm resigned to the waitlist. Although before I was resigned to a rejection. Maybe in a week I'll be resigned to an acceptance.
How are your other options? I know some of you have fantastic options.
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- dutchstriker

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Re: Yale 2010
I'm trying to decide between HLS and the Hamilton. For what I want, Yale would be my hands-down choice, though. So I'm hoping they'll help me avoid making a decision on HLS/CLS.r6_philly wrote:I haven't heard anything from anywhere in over two weeks. I am resigned to being resigned. Hope is not fading but enthusiasm is.dutchstriker wrote:No one posts in this thread for 36+ hours, then one post encourages several more in less than ten minutes.
I think we're all anxious to hear something.
Edit: I'm resigned to the waitlist. Although before I was resigned to a rejection. Maybe in a week I'll be resigned to an acceptance.
How are your other options? I know some of you have fantastic options.
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nawktasy

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Re: Yale 2010
Chiming in to say I, too, have gotten very anxious. Went complete mid-January, avoided the mass of mid-to-late March small envelopes, so I assume I must've reached faculty review.
If it's any consolation, based on past cycles on LSN: for those that have avoided the first two rejection cycles (and if you went complete by end of January or so), there seems to be a very good shot at the WL and still a decent chance for acceptance. Also, they were still outright accepting people this March among those who went complete in December or before. So if you're in that group, I wouldn't say you're necessarily resigned to a WL either.
Hope that comforts some of you guys!
If it's any consolation, based on past cycles on LSN: for those that have avoided the first two rejection cycles (and if you went complete by end of January or so), there seems to be a very good shot at the WL and still a decent chance for acceptance. Also, they were still outright accepting people this March among those who went complete in December or before. So if you're in that group, I wouldn't say you're necessarily resigned to a WL either.
Hope that comforts some of you guys!
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r6_philly

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Re: Yale 2010
I don't have great options like you do, but I aspire to have them (waiting). So I hope Yale could help me make my decisions as well. My plans could take 10 different shapes by this time next month, but a Yale acceptance would make all of that moot.dutchstriker wrote: I'm trying to decide between HLS and the Hamilton. For what I want, Yale would be my hands-down choice, though. So I'm hoping they'll help me avoid making a decision on HLS/CLS.
Good luck!
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r6_philly

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I feel that they have either reached their projected number of acceptances or they are very close to it. If it is the latter than they would be looking at the remaining pool to decide who to admit during this last wave. It would make sense to have this long break. They would need to get all the faculty reviews back in the office so they can compare them to all the previously held 10's and 11's and decide who to admit to round out the class.
It's too late to update anything right? I won an award at school and I was selected to present my article from last semester at a national conference this summer.
It's too late to update anything right? I won an award at school and I was selected to present my article from last semester at a national conference this summer.
- ConMan345

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I'd just update if I were waitlisted.r6_philly wrote:I feel that they have either reached their projected number of acceptances or they are very close to it. If it is the latter than they would be looking at the remaining pool to decide who to admit during this last wave. It would make sense to have this long break. They would need to get all the faculty reviews back in the office so they can compare them to all the previously held 10's and 11's and decide who to admit to round out the class.
It's too late to update anything right? I won an award at school and I was selected to present my article from last semester at a national conference this summer.
- crackberry

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Re: Yale 2010
ConMan345 wrote:Surprisingly, not that anxious. I predict a waitlist.
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r6_philly

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That's easy for you to saycrackberry wrote:ConMan345 wrote:Surprisingly, not that anxious. I predict a waitlist.
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notanumber

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Re: Yale 2010
I'm 99% sure that Yale has not made all their "pre-deposit" decisions yet. There's probably going to be at least one more round of decisions before the end of the month.
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- crackberry

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To be fair, it's also easy for ConMan to say.r6_philly wrote:That's easy for you to saycrackberry wrote:ConMan345 wrote:Surprisingly, not that anxious. I predict a waitlist.
- neimanmarxist

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I'd be flattered to get on the waitlist.crackberry wrote:ConMan345 wrote:Surprisingly, not that anxious. I predict a waitlist.
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r6_philly

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In that case treat the "you" as plural!crackberry wrote: To be fair, it's also easy for ConMan to say.
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That would be "y'all."r6_philly wrote:In that case treat the "you" as plural!

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- soonergirl

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Re: Yale 2010
I reckon so. I was fixin' to change it, but you done beat me to it.Nightrunner wrote:'y'all' is singular, and 'all y'all' is plural.
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r6_philly

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soonergirl wrote:I reckon so. I was fixin' to change it, but [strike]you[/strike] y'all done beat me to it.Nightrunner wrote:'y'all' is singular, and 'all y'all' is plural.
- soonergirl

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You may have just called my bluff. I don't even know what that means.Nightrunner wrote:Well that just dills my pickle.
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leftofthedial

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I gotta jump in here - in the South (at least KY and TN), if you're making pickles, they are inevitably of the sweet variety - you know, bread and butter pickles.soonergirl wrote:You may have just called my bluff. I don't even know what that means.Nightrunner wrote:Well that just dills my pickle.
All this accent talk reminded me of this interesting BBC article. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7509572.stm
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- ConMan345

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Re: Yale 2010
Well kiss my grits.Nightrunner wrote:Well that just dills my pickle.r6_philly wrote:soonergirl wrote:I reckon so. I was fixin' to change it, but [strike]you[/strike] y'all done beat me to it.Nightrunner wrote:'y'all' is singular, and 'all y'all' is plural.
- soonergirl

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oh, well. I don't think anyone would really count Oklahoma as "The South," anyway.leftofthedial wrote:I gotta jump in here - in the South (at least KY and TN), if you're making pickles, they are inevitably of the sweet variety - you know, bread and butter pickles.soonergirl wrote:You may have just called my bluff. I don't even know what that means.Nightrunner wrote:Well that just dills my pickle.
All this accent talk reminded me of this interesting BBC article. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7509572.stm
That article reminded me of one I read in the New Yorker awhile back about the main "dialect coach" in Hollywood. I didn't even know there were dialect coaches. I learned a new word, too: idiolect. I've been trying for weeks to figure out how to casually work it into a conversation so I can look super smart, but I so far I haven't come up with anything.

- soonergirl

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lol. no thanks.ConMan345 wrote: Well kiss my grits.
- crackberry

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Re: Yale 2010
So the word on the street was all decisions were made as of yesterday, right?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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