Research Science Institute 2006

<p>I really want to know. Really really bad. Although I have like 0 chance.</p>

<p>lol Nghi doesn’t really post here anymore but he’s plenty alive.</p>

<p>Ahhh, 12 days.</p>

<p>wow, 12 days till rejection. too bad for me.</p>

<p>dont think like that! stay positive… (im living proof that there can be miracles! when you believvveeeeeeee… sry i like to break out into song and dance all the time)…</p>

<p>so where will they send my rejection letter? will they send it to my house, or will i get it through my school since i sent it through my school?</p>

<p>Oh goodness, good point rahrah. I really hope they send it to my house.</p>

<p>It’ll be the address you put on your application…</p>

<p>uh…my home address that i put on my app or my school’s address that i put on my app?</p>

<p>home address.</p>

<p>drat! that means (since i live at school) that i wont get it until the weekend! #^@%@!</p>

<p>Would RSI care if I took classes like Linear Algebra from Stanford EPGY? (This is for future reference).</p>

<p>the decisions have probably already been made, as matt mcgann updated his blog, saying he doesn’t know when the decisions will come out—i took that to mean they’ve been made and now they just have to be mailed. </p>

<p>i got rejected :(</p>

<p>what!? I think many people have extremely delicate sanities right now.</p>

<p>I think mine just broke.</p>

<p>You are not alone. I was about to go check my mailbox at midnight only to realize I had already gotten the mail for today.</p>

<p>RSI admittance is like the fast boat to china, to Havahd, and to MIT</p>

<p>you know how the saying goes, “on the slow boat to china”</p>

<p>Poignant. Its more like those who make RSI are qualified (they have the rare talent and creativity that colleges seek to add to their schools) to go to Harvard, MIT. And overall, RSI will not play that big of factor. Its more the talent that got you into RSI that colleges seek in your application and essays. And for stats of last year’s rickoids, Harvard deffered 9. And for Regular Decision, MIT denied two.</p>

<p>lol, i didn’t mean to scare you guys…i didn’t officially get rejected, but soon enough…</p>

<p>Harvard deferred 9? Well, I am not the betting kind, but if I were, I would wager that those 9 had a tragic flaw someplace, somewhere.</p>