<p>Outthere
I was rejected from UCSD because a mistake I made on my application. I spoke with an Admissions Officer who told me to appeal. In light of all the mistakes have made, they are more likely to be forgiving of your “very human error.”</p>
<p>P.S. “very human error” is a quote I borrowed from a UCSD spokes person, and used in my appeal letter. I hope they appreciated the humor.</p>
<p>opoc, can you get away with italicizing “very human error”? haha</p>
<p>i got in for winter 2010…does anyone know if I can appeal for Fall?</p>
<p>finally, I got admitted by initially mistakenly rejected…
3.8GPA, BTW</p>
<p>to: opoc
“very human error” might **** UCSD off and reject you again, careful for the words choosing.</p>
<p>Greenleaves,
You have a point. But having already gone through the stress of being rejected, and forcing myself to look at it from a positive viewpoint (I’d save enough money to start my own company); The second time would not sting quite so bad.</p>
<p>The wording was ment as a sumbliminal aside.</p>
<p>On the other hand, I would probably benifit from not being such a smart ass.</p>
<p>i’m bumping this to give you all something to look through during the wait…</p>
<p>i like how popular UCSD is! :B</p>
<p>You know, you guys were horribly lucky. School system didnt change. im a 4.0 with 9 ap classes that didnt get into ucla, and am scared about ucsd</p>