Do you think anyone that has an online account for a college will actually resist temptation and wait for it to come in the mail like in the “old” days where the kids would wait for the big envelope by the mailbox, or does everyone count down the hour until is 5 PM on december 1st, or 10th, or whenever?
I know I probably could not last until it came in the mail, any other opinions, and has the recieving of the admissions letter lost some of its nostalgia(not sure if I used nostalgia right)?
<p>yeaaa someone will…coz theyd hav prolly forgotten their Password!</p>
<p>There was someone who waited for Yale last year. Forget his name.</p>
<p>Several Yale kids chose to wait last year. </p>
<p>As for me, I know I’ll be refreshing page even before the decisions are supposed to be posted.</p>
<p>Evil Robot.That was him.</p>
<p>I actually wanted to wait, since the decision comes during exam week and I don’t want to mess up my grades… but I KNOW I’m going to check when I get home on the 16th. I just know I will. :(</p>
<p>I doubt that I would wait that long, but…</p>
<p>When the SAT and SAT II scores came out, I didn’t check them out immediately. For the following couple of days, I would get closer and closer. One day I would open up collegeboard.com, the next I would log in and inch the screen down. While many people may not wait the few days for the mail, the procrastination will still find a way to occur.</p>