<p>Someone had to say it, I just want to wish you all good luck and I really hope it works out for everyone. I have been dreaming to go to Penn for years and I would be privileged to be classmates will some of you geniuses with 2300+. Just realized that that sounded naive since SAT really doesn’t measure intelligence, but I think you all get my point. I am sure most of us who stress every hour about these admissions do so because we care about our future, we care about bringing our intellect to the next level, we care about establishing connections, and we feel Penn is the best place to do so. For the future members of the Class of 2016 (which I hope every second to be part of) I can’t wait to meet you, for the deferred and rejected applicants your future doesn’t ride on this. Steve Jobs went to Reed College and had a net worth of 5.5 billion and debatably led our country’s greatest technology company. I understand that it is better to live by the rule rather than the exception and I realize that taking rejection at first is devastating but it is not the end. As I type this I realize I might be saying this to comfort myself haha. In any event, best of luck to all! If I am accepted (again I hope sooooo badly) and you are too, please PM as I joyfully await to accept the challenges that lie ahead within Penn, with you.</p>
<p>Best of luck!
-mjx891 (this is a confidential forum haha)</p>
not well-known among the regular folk or even a lot of us CC-ers in the East or Midwest but super-prestigeous. But good luck to you too! You’re too sweet, hopefully I see you at Penn next year :)</p>