pentiumxp4000

So I just submitted my application. I review it afterwards, and I find, on my supplement essay, a glaring typo.

It is a comma which isn't supposed to be there.

I'm serious, I know it's a ridiculously minor thing to be so worried about, but its nagging and nagging me.

How much bearing will this have, do you think?

plinz345

A misplaced comma is reason enough to reject you from any institution you may apply. Better luck next year.

silverturtle

An isolated typographical error that does not render your intended meaning ambiguous will not hurt your chances very much if at all.

The only errors that really hurt people are using the wrong school name or having a clearly deficient grasp of grammar.

Hunt

Relax. It won't matter a bit, unless you wrote Ya,le.

vicariousparent

Or worse, Y'ale

rockermcr

Or worse still, H'arv,ard.