Northwestern University did not learn

soozievt
Sun, 02 Jun 2013 09:52:12 +0000

Pizzagirl, exactly. This is a mentality of being angry that their kid was not accepted and should have been. It is not the same as being disappointed. I can’t imagine being angry at a school that rejects my kid. Disappointed for my kid? Sure.

Also, does it really matter what the rejection letter says? I mean a rejection is a rejection. I am not sure how many people even read past the first line that indicates rejection or acceptance! Sure, it is helpful to indicate that year’s acceptance rate, which they likely do.