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Char. Limit
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I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.
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I feel terrible now.
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Char. Limit said:I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.
End.
Char. Limit said:I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.
End.
Char. Limit said:I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.
End.
Char. Limit said:I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.End.
Better than them looking like the mailman.BobG said:No matter how dismal your own life may be, you may get lucky and have kids as intelligent and good-looking as your next door neighbor.
Char. Limit said:I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.
End.
Char. Limit said:I got rejected by the college of my choice.
I feel terrible now.
End.
Evo said:Char, remember some colleges have quotas and people get turned down for being in the wrong demographic.
Char. Limit said:Thanks for all the support. I still have one college in the wings, and I'm going to apply to more soon. At the time of the original post, I had just gotten the letter, and was feeling pretty dejected. Amazing what a little sleep can fix. As it turns out, I am the wrong demographic (WASP Male), but I think that I can find another college to pursue my dream job... Chemist or physicist. Not sure which one. And yes, this was for undergrad.
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