<p>Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations HANDS DOWN.</p>
<p>wustl sends a lot of stuffā¦a lot of things theyve sent me already. itās okay though, i was already planning on applying there anyway</p>
<p>university of central floridaā¦who are you? why did you send me an application? + billion letters</p>
<p>but the BIG WINNER</p>
<p>MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY - I get a postcard or something at least twice a week from them i kid you not. sorry, NO CHANCE.</p>
<p>this was already said</p>
<p>W A S H I N G T O N U N I V E R S I T Y A T S T L O U I S</p>
<p>i got a ton of mail from themā¦i think they killed about an acre of forest just for me aloneā¦im not even applyingā¦</p>
<p>WUSTL, Bellarmine, St. Xavior, Gohsen, and Transylvania.</p>
<p>I was overjoyed the other day when Transy sent me something with the option to ānot recieve any more mailingsā. </p>
<p>The EPA should sue WUSTL. SAVE THE TREES! 
(and studentās sanity)</p>
<p>OLIN</p>
<p>Ive gotten everything from them, last week a poster.</p>
<p>I havenāt gotten much from University of Washington. There was a time that all of them are arriving in piles from different schools. I think the ones that sent me the most stuff are Albright, NYU, and some other school, and Boston University sent me some invitation stuff. Most of the colleges stop sending stuff after you didnāt reply to the first one, but I noticed some kept sending stuff.</p>
<p>IGNORE WUSTL!!! I hate that school. It sent me craploads of mail, like it does to everyone, and then rejected me even though I was above their avg accepted applicant in terms of stats (1600/800/800/780, tons of extra-curriculars, exec. editor of school paper etc etc) because I was āoverqualifiedā. WUSTL rejected so many qualified people because it likes to reject āoverqualifiedā people to raise its selectivity in US News & World Report. Itās such a manipulative school & admissions system</p>
<p>I know itās not mail, but Iāve had enough of Boston Universityās marketing plan. Iāve gotten internet pop-ups saying I should apply there.</p>
<p>I really donāt get much at all. After I got a 218 on PSAT (sophomore) I got some from LACs but not really anymore. I think I checked somewhere that I didnāt want college mail or possibly itās because Iāve moved.</p>
<p>Wayyyy too many schools.
Like everyone else, WASHU is crazy mad, I hate them for it.</p>
<p>I go the most from one I havenāt seen mentioned yetā¦USC. They send me at least 3 pieces of mail a week, followed up with at least 2 emails. And itās not jut post cards and such, itās huge course catalogs, viewbooks and guides.I live in NY and even if I wanted to go across the country, it wouldnāt be to USC, but if they took all the money the spent on sending me stuff and put it towards my tuition, Iād probably be there for free.
The second most came fromā¦ (drum roll, please) WUSTLā¦shocking.
aAso, go a lot from Miami, but Iām actually applying there, so itās ok.</p>
<p>after the amout of mail from WUSHU, its becomming obvious that its low admit rate is due more to its marketting than the actual prestige of the uni.</p>
<p>WUSHU? Do you mean WUStL? </p>
<p>yeah, that uni markets DAMN heavilyā¦and most of the students arenāt in the "accepted student profile. Might also be trickle down effectā¦</p>
<p>We get things all the time from chicago - they ask my daughter to write mini essays and things. Does this mean theyāre interested in her because no one else mentioned them?</p>
<p>1.Arcadia (Beaver College)
2.Drexel can send 3 a day
3. NYU
Only one or two from WUSTL</p>
<p>I actually stopped getting things form WUSTL. I figure theyād had realized I wasnāt interested ā¦ but after killing a tree or two.</p>
<p>amazon, I get things from Chicago all the time as well, more so in fact than anywhere elseā¦but Iām not sure if it has anything to do with anythingā¦</p>
<p>Kinda amusing, but Iāve gotten a huge influx of mail/email from Tulane ever since Katrina.</p>
<p>speaking of Tulaneā¦I just watched the Pelican Brief (Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington)</p>
<p>fordham and daeman ahhhhhhhhhhh</p>