I think i check my email every 3 minutes...

<p>Anyone else? LOL…got into my first grad school today, it was a nervewrecking experience…</p>

<p>My profile on their website said that a decision was being forwarded to the grad admissions office and i should recieve a letter soon from the university.</p>

<p>At first i was like, does that mean rejection?? It didn’t say! So i called the school and they informed me that I got in but that their online service was messing up.
WHEW.</p>

<p>1 down, 7 more to hear from. =)</p>

<p>Congratulations! Was this one of your top choices?</p>

<p>I too check my email compulsively, but I do to see if a late LOR has been submitted already. Ah, not yet :(</p>

<p>Any how, good luck with the other 6!</p>

<p>it wasnt one of my top but i was definitely glad to know someone wants me!!! haha and i would definitely go to the school …good luck to you too!!</p>

<p>Check your PM…and congrats…=).</p>

<p>I just leave a gmail browser window open at all times. I came home last night and saw a DHL letter on the front door; I almost **** myself. It turned out to be my roommate’s new license plates.</p>

<p>ahahahahaha i was in class when i read this and i actually giggled outloud…probably because yesterday, while running, i saw a Fedex truck drive by my apartment and i actually detoured from my running route to see if anything was dropped off at the apartment.</p>

<p>i also check the grad status websites about 8 times a day. my neurotic tendencies are increasing exponentially.</p>

<p>LOL</p>

<p>I’m told myself not to be attached to my e-mail until February 20th because I know for sure that the History programs aren’t making any decisions until early February so to do anything would be absolutely pointless (and a MAJOR distraction from my thesis). And besides… I’d like to be surprised :slight_smile: So check my e-mail 3 times a day is sufficient.</p>

<p>Congrats!</p>