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CallofDuty4 · 03-17-2008, 04:57 AM

I definitely hope that you get in. You are in many ways much more qualified than I am to get into many colleges (not just Wash U).

Your attitude is also a remarkable one. It is great to see someone taking a such proactive stance in response to being waitlisted.

However, there are small issues that I am worried about. Your previous posts seem to hint that you are locked in on the case being "Tuft's syndrome." Although this may be a possibility, I would advise you not to sound arrogant (or even hint of anything remotely close to the content in your last post) in the package you plan on sending the university.

Just out of curiosity, I looked at the Wash U forum, and I saw a LOT of people with 4.0+ GPAs and 2200+ SAT's getting rejected. Is it just me, or does gaining admission to Wash U seem harder than gaining access to the Ivies?

03-17-2008, 04:57 AM	#10
CallofDuty4 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Threads: 10 Posts: 50	I definitely hope that you get in. You are in many ways much more qualified than I am to get into many colleges (not just Wash U). Your attitude is also a remarkable one. It is great to see someone taking a such proactive stance in response to being waitlisted. However, there are small issues that I am worried about. Your previous posts seem to hint that you are locked in on the case being "Tuft's syndrome." Although this may be a possibility, I would advise you not to sound arrogant (or even hint of anything remotely close to the content in your last post) in the package you plan on sending the university. Just out of curiosity, I looked at the Wash U forum, and I saw a LOT of people with 4.0+ GPAs and 2200+ SAT's getting rejected. Is it just me, or does gaining admission to Wash U seem harder than gaining access to the Ivies? Last edited by CallofDuty4 : 03-17-2008 at 05:06 AM.