With a 17% increase in applications, this year was once again the most competitive ever for MIT admissions. Admitting only 1 in 10 applicants from our amazing applicant pool means that we had to turn away many, many, many incredible students. For those of you who fall into this category, this is an open forum for you to talk.
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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
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I am trying but I cant. lool
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Zach '13 (somewhere else) on March 14, 2009
I guess it was not meant for me.
Thank you for everything.
Wish all the MIT '13ers the best
Posted by: Torffick.A. on March 14, 2009
in happier news, I'm going out for Indian food tonite
Posted by: Nate on March 14, 2009
MIT was always a long shot... just wanted to see. Thanks for releasing the decisions so I can throw my self into the other acceptances I already have.
Thanks again!
Posted by: Elena on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Sudhanshu on March 14, 2009
Oh, well. Thanks for being fun!
Posted by: CAPTCHA on March 14, 2009
well, it's been fun. no regrets.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
I can't describe how I am feeling :(
Posted by: Tugce on March 14, 2009
I won't be forgetting this experience for a long
time.
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Posted by: MJQ on March 14, 2009
Anyway, I don't know how I will feel towards MIT from now on.... I know surely that I didn't deserve MIT, is it a good thing that they didn't admit me? because if they did they would have admitted a non-deserving student...
ahh I am thinking too much, but am I going to love MIT insanely as before .........
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Tsornin on March 14, 2009
To be continued next year!
Posted by: Sharath Chandra on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Aditya on March 14, 2009
don't worry. I'm rejected, too.
it's simply time to move on. (:
Posted by: whoo! on March 14, 2009
Posted by: int'nl applicant on March 14, 2009
Waiting for RPI decisions now
Posted by: Kelly on March 14, 2009
I guess that's how it has to be.
So many applicants, so few spots . . . .
Posted by: nikko on March 14, 2009
There's a place, somewhere over the rainbow waiting for me where I'll be happy.
This is probably my very last post on these blogs. They've given me so much joy and it breaks my heart to let them go - but I must.
Adieu. I loved you more than you loved me.
Posted by: Ashwath on March 14, 2009
Posted by: David on March 14, 2009
Rejected at MIT... dreams come crashing down. I leave it at that.
Three more to wait for, almost equally tough to get into. Let's see.
Else, hello Canada!
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Dago on March 14, 2009
in it - and stay there, lest we be like the cat that sits down on a hot
stove-lid. She will never sit down on a hot stove-lid again - and that
is well; but also she will never sit down on a cold one any more."
-- Mark Twain
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Rawr on March 14, 2009
Trying to be cool is so hard.. maybe tomorrow I can laugh at myself for being so sentimental. maybe.
thanks though for everything.
Posted by: Josephine on March 14, 2009
Posted by: guess I'm the angry one? on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Hang in there buddy. No student is any more deserving than the next and I'm certain that there are plenty of other excellent schools out there that would love to have you. Just remember, it's not the name of the institution on your degree, but rather what you do with that degree that determines the value of your education. Go out there and study for another school just as you would have for MIT and I'm sure that you'll make yourself proud. MIT or not, you're still a worthy student and your future success will make another school thankful that they had chosen to admit you.
Just hand in there!
Posted by: BrittanyM on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
goodbye MIT.
Posted by: Geoffrey on March 14, 2009
=D =D =D (from Dartmouth) + =( (MIT) still equals =D =D
I know a lot of well-deserving people who got in this year, who are better matches for MIT than I ever was. Congratulations to them.
Plus, I was deferred from Early, so I've been waiting since November. At least I was finally able to get some closure.
Posted by: Dartmouth 2013(?) on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
ahhhhhhhh MIT, all my plans were based on you. Now, I have no idea where to go, or which major to choose. I have nothing in my mind.
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 14, 2009
Thanks MIT for considering all of us. It's been a great ride.
Posted by: Anon on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Dan on March 14, 2009
I'm glad most people are civil.
Posted by: whoo! on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: MOHIT DHAGAT on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
its ok to be rejected but the worst thing is waiting more than 4 months to see at last a disappointing letter, what a waste!
a year before someone had laughed at me when he knew that i am considering MIT, i guess he was right, i went too far, what a waste.
Posted by: Marwan Q. on March 14, 2009
Hopefully Stanford, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, and RPI won't do the same
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Time to move on.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Alex on March 14, 2009
MIT:The Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application, and I am so sorry to tell you that we are unable to offer you admission to MIT.
Response: I have completed my review of the decisions letter and I am so sorry to tell you that I am unable to accept your denial of admissions.
Posted by: Someone who wasted their money on March 14, 2009
I was fully prepared for my decision, I think. I just accepted it with sullen dignity. I walked into the other room, hugged both my parents. I didn't cry, I didn't stutter. I've just been denied acceptance from one of the best schools in the country, and I've never been prouder.
Thanks so much to everyone (bloggers, admissions officers, parents, teachers, guidance counselors)! This really was a great experience.
It was more fun applying to MIT than to any other college!
Oh well. There's always UF Honors College for me!
Posted by: Marina on March 14, 2009
But sad none-the-less.
But, oh well! Such is life! I'm still baking PIES cause it is PIE DAY which is AMAZING!
Haha, good stuff.
Posted by: ME! on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Timotheus on March 14, 2009
But sad none-the-less.
But, oh well! Such is life! I'm still baking PIES cause it is PI DAY which is AMAZING!
Haha, good stuff.
Posted by: ME! on March 14, 2009
where are you from?
i am from yemen
Posted by: Marwan Q. on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: E on March 14, 2009
Good bye.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
It hurts.
*CRIES*
Posted by: Navdeep ('13>nope) on March 14, 2009
Good luck to all of you, wherever you end up.
Posted by: Katie on March 14, 2009
so to MIT, thanks for deferring me 4 months after i submitted my application, then making me wait 3 more months for a rejection. thank you for making me cry over my pie and ruining that. and congratualtions, you just lost an awesome student. my type of awesome just doesn't clash with your type of awesome.
Posted by: Cindy Wan on March 14, 2009
For graduate class, I mean.
Posted by: jimmy on March 14, 2009
Regards,
Khalid Al Kaabi (Saudi Arabia)
Bye Bye MIT
Posted by: Khalid Al Kaabi on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Katie on March 14, 2009
MIT is the ticket to realize my dream....
Seems like I will have to take another route.
Posted by: International S on March 14, 2009
As much as I hate this expression, it must be said:
"GG"
Posted by: ella on March 14, 2009
Thank you for your nice words.
I really was insane about MIT. The decision hurts me, but I don't regret it. I don't regret the time I checked part 1 of the application 200 times. I don't regret the time I was sitting down thinking what I should talk about during the interview. I don't regret the time I spent writing my essays. I don't regret sitting in this small during thanksgiving and Christmas break to revise and rewrite my essay while it became a zombies city.
ohhhhhh GOD.
I LOVE MIT, and I will always will. Even if I don't get the chance to apply for MASTERS there, I will always love it.
THANK YOU MIT FOR this experience.
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 14, 2009
To others who were "rejected" - as i said in an earlier post, tough luck. But always keep in mind that if you stay good at heart and determined of purpose - anything's possible. Getting in to MIT doesn't necessarily mean you'll be successful in life - the same way not getting into MIT can never imply you can't go all out for success.
Never let anyone define your limits.
It's one down. I'm sure you guys have other decisions pending - let's hope for a positive result from them.
Nice knowing all you guys!
To MIT I would say - great website, great admissions people, great blog, and most importantly, a great institute. Keep up your good work.
Seeya
Posted by: Akarshan on March 14, 2009
knew MIT though ocw .
too bad. perhaps wont ever c Prof.Lewin in real person until next yr.
my rej is obvious anyway. i'm lazy as hell, even 4 my hobby.
Posted by: E on March 14, 2009
Well it is not the end...
But It is a New Start !!!
Hope you all will find a happy place after all...
And I know think that studying in Egypt won't be that bad...
Good Luck everyone, You should be proud of your selves for trying !!
See ya MIT !! =)
Posted by: Draco (Ahmed H) on March 14, 2009
Best of luck to everyone-God Bless Us All!!!!
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
thank you MIT
I've tried.
And like my essay's title,I will Keep Trying to change our world for the better...
see u
Posted by: 3T on March 14, 2009
Just out of curiosity, where is everyone looking at going now?
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Posted by: Bryan on March 14, 2009
Best of luck to everyone-God Bless Us All!!!!
Posted by: Ruhban Shah on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Bryan on March 14, 2009
*goes back to sobfest*
Posted by: Stacy on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: AbdulHamidAziz on March 14, 2009
@Someone who wasted their money
That really lightened me up! Thanks a bunch!!!
Posted by: Varun Saravanan on March 14, 2009
Thanks! MIT !!
Posted by: Adnan on March 14, 2009
Best of luck to everyone-God Bless Us All!!!!
Posted by: Ruhban Shah on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Praveen on March 14, 2009
goodbye
Posted by: Haibei on March 14, 2009
The decision seems to have sunk in by now, and that good mood hasn't disappeared yet.
Reminder: Some things are more important than MIT. Really. Recognize them.
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
Next: Look and consider my other options, eh?
Still feel quite empty inside..
Posted by: Not so Anonymous on March 14, 2009
Til then-
Posted by: Katie on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Muhammad on March 14, 2009
Sorry, I posted with your name by mistake. I meant that I am from UAE.
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 14, 2009
I heard you babe and it wasn't pretty.
Posted by: Paul McCartney on March 14, 2009
Admission Commitee, Thanks for your work. We all know that it was really hard for you to make the decisions this year. Thanks^^.
God Bless!
Posted by: Yong Jin Chang on March 14, 2009
And hey, it's music! And friends! Better than MIT.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
COMMENT:
AUTHOR: Bill Gates
EMAIL: bill@microsoft.com
IP: 75.33.40.125
URL:
DATE: 03/14/2009 02:38:43 PM
COMMENT_BODY:
Relax - I don't even have a degree.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Apparently I've forgotten how to post in my current state of trauma (yeah, right).
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
It's funny, I noticed someone else talking about how they were hurt by the "impersonal" way MIT gives rejections, and I actually have to agree with that. I don't know if I would take it any better in any other form, but I know when I was deferred in December it really hurt. Now I just feel like the decisions.mit.edu portal is cursed for me.
I'm staying on the bright side of things this time though. I found out I got into Caltech a week ago, and I'm still waiting on a number of other schools. For me, MIT was the perfect combination of everything I wanted - location, academics, and overall coolness - but life is after all compromises. Perhaps I'll hack a CPW someday =P
Posted by: Chris on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: H on March 14, 2009
Guess I'll just keep reading for entertainment...
Posted by: Alex on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Colton on March 14, 2009
That's absurd...
Posted by: Brandon on March 14, 2009
Posted by: David Santangelo on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Sarah Pagan on March 14, 2009
And everyone else, for real, grab a friend and go sing a silly song in the middle of a mall. If you don't die of embarrassment, you will die of laughter. Either way, the MIT decision will not seem as important.
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
I'm still going to read the blogs and wear the MIT hoodie that I got when I visited, because I really do love the school, lol.
I was considering applying for a transfer next year, but I don't want to spend my freshman year trying to get into another school. I'd rather put my heart and soul into my backup, then maybe reapply here for grad school.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Anonymus on March 14, 2009
Like, I mean, I wouldn't be able to afford to even go out there. One of my essays mentioned this, and I think they knew. It's just a hunch, though, and I really hope you're right and that they were needs-blind. Pobre anon is pobre :(
Oh well. Congratulations, once again, to all of you who got in.
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Posted by: Subit on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Kiwi on March 14, 2009
Yay,
Posted by: A (happy) VN rejectee on March 14, 2009
Posted by: daur on March 14, 2009
The best students won!
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Katie G. on March 14, 2009
Just because you think the MIT Decisions people will not understand if you swear at them in Hindi, that makes it okay?
Cowards.
I am GLAD you were not accepted.
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
Posted by: A (happy) VN rejectee on March 14, 2009
First, your letters are humorous,and this is the main reason I found your school interesting to me.Even the decision.mit.edu page is so funny that made me smile, I just love it ;D
Second, thank you for rejecting me. Cuz my mom and my teacher made me apply to your school though I don't really like math & science. I tried so hard to persuade myself (with the reason of you being humorous) that this is the school for me, but deep in my heart I have the doubt that I will live miserably for four years when people are talking about math formulas while I am reading the Analect. I have to say that the admission officers are awesome to find this out :D
Whew, freed at last(wink)
Posted by: S.W. on March 14, 2009
I don't know about you guys, but I was honestly terrified at the prospect of all those p-sets.
My essays could have been better
but thank you so much for considering me guys
I'm glad the wait is over, that was absolute torture.
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Posted by: Gandu on March 14, 2009
out there that feel the way I do."
Posted by: Anonymous on March 14, 2009 02:13
PM
lol same here. it's ok guys it's not the end of the world.
Posted by: Melanie on March 14, 2009
lolz
Posted by: QUTBUDDIN on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: eric on March 14, 2009
Ah well. Waterloo, here I come!
Posted by: Tara on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
@ shruti
congrats
@ mit admissions team
thanks for all the help through the application process. MIT is by-far the most prefrosh friendly place to apply to.
Posted by: Bilal on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Anon on March 14, 2009
See you at their website at 7:00 EDT!!!
Hopefully not a repeat.
Posted by: Zach '13 (somewhere else) on March 14, 2009
Waitlisted for a safety and now rejected from this. My confidence level is at an all time low.
So be happy with what you have.
And all the ppl throwing abuses above, we understand you're angry, but stop for a second and feel sorry for those who are in wayyyy worse situations...
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Eric (not '13) on March 14, 2009
Haha apparently my family doesn't really understand how college admissions work
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
I'll still check back on the blogs though. It's grown into a habit now.
Posted by: C on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Si on March 14, 2009
Good luck to you and blah.
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
Keep your fingers to yourself if you can't stop yourself from abusing someone in a language they don't understand. Its because of people like like you India still where it is.
Posted by: Bilal on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Besides, I saw mine coming when I sent the application in. I'm not as disappointed as I thought I would be.
Big hugs.
Posted by: HA!! on March 14, 2009
well anybody who has nt dared telling his/her folks abt it? LOl.... we may be of help each other.
wat eva...
da best man I know got rejected frm MIT too..:p
Posted by: Humourless poppycock on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Brolin AKA HA!! on March 14, 2009
MIT rejected me because they tht...he will start teaching our professors-what would our admn. do.....our reputation would be at stake
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
I don't know where I got the idea from but it seemed that you had got in.
we all seem to be in the same boat all 1400 of us.
Posted by: Bilal on March 14, 2009
I was pretty confident of getting in...
But I guess there are different things planned for me.
However I still love u MIT, from the bottom of my heart...
Maybe, I got accepted in some other dimension. : )
Cheers to that....
Posted by: Utkarsh on March 14, 2009
Let's face it. It's not about an applicant pool that is too small, it's not about admission officers who are soooo sorry to have had to reject so much qualified students. It just turns out that I AM NOT GOOD ENOUGH. What was I thinking: MIT as an international? Guess I'm not as cool as I thought.
I'm angry about the time and money I lost. Two years of studying for SATs, which no one who isn't mad in my country (like me), isn't even aware of, two years of polishing essays, running after teachers, etc. All for nothing. Man.
I feel bad with it and don't know when I'll get over it. Honestly.
Cheers to all rejected.
Posted by: SadRejectedFellowFromTheOtherSideOfTheOcean on March 14, 2009
this place sucks NOW!
Posted by: chen li on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Anonymous on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
What other process is there for us?
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
It's just... there are more important things in life than MIT.
Something I realized only tonight, a couple of hours before the decision.
I hope all the other ~1400 understand that too, and move on.
Posted by: Shruti on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Eric (not '13) on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Navdeep ('13>nope) on March 14, 2009
Now for some ice cream :D
Posted by: Zachary Voase on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Navdeep ('13>nope) on March 14, 2009
I understand though, I can't even begin to comprehend what tens of thousands of applications look like, let alone reading every single one, let alone picking such a relatively tiny amount of them for admission. The vast majority of people who apply to any school are, by any measure, qualified to attend, it really just comes down to luck.
I enjoyed the opportunity to dream for a little while about what could be. Now that reality has come knocking, I hold no regrets. To the admissions committee at MIT, thank you for giving me a moment of your time. You might be hearing from me again in the future
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: European Rejectee on March 14, 2009
Plan of action... wait for the other 10 rejections
I'm gonna receive within the next three weeks and then... I don't even try to imagine.
Posted by: SadRejectedFellowFromTheOtherSideOfTheOcean on March 14, 2009
It's just... there are more important things in life than MIT.
well, I partied my life, and just few months ago I realized that MIT is the most important thing in life. There is a difference.
I will try to transfer.
Failures are motivating me stronger than anything. I can't loose simply.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: SadRejectedFellowFromTheOtherSideOfTheOcean on March 14, 2009
Has it ever happen before in history of MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY?
Posted by: waiting... on March 14, 2009
Btw. Miracles don't happen
Posted by: SadRejectedFellowFromTheOtherSideOfTheOcean on March 14, 2009
Posted by: rejected on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Waiting... on March 14, 2009
Nah, sorry mate. Those people would be on the waitlist.
Posted by: C on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: @rejected on March 14, 2009
Once again I totally agree
@eric
don't they start mailing the decisions on the 20th of march?
thats what it says here atleast
Posted by: Bilal on March 14, 2009
Posted by: rejected on March 14, 2009
Posted by: mit '12er on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Rajarshi on March 14, 2009
this is my last post...
i've learned so much in this application
when i rule the world one day, i would thank you for rejecting me this time
Posted by: T.Y. on March 14, 2009
"Thanks MIT for giving me the opportunity to apply, I really think it was awesome to try, even though it didn't work out. I'm not gonna lie, long before the admissions came out, I knew that MIT wasn't going to be the right "fit" for me, so it works out perfectly to have been rejected.
YEAH- That is what I think too.
I want to thank EVERY single student and Admissions staff member who patiently posts on this site. Thank you for making the application process human and the wait bearable. You guys are angels
Too bad it didn't work out for me..but I'm sure I'll be happier somewhere else. I'd braced myself for this, and I have no regrets. More likely, those who deserved the admission made it to the Class of 2013..and I'm genuinely happy for them!
Posted by: Manya on March 14, 2009
Oh, but that is what I was hoping to enjoy.
Posted by: ijustwasted12yearsofmylife on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Anonymous on March 14, 2009
Posted by: @ mit '12er on March 14, 2009
Let yourself feel the disappointment, then carry on and kick butt. MIT's a great place, but it's far from the only place. Don't let your disappointment develop into bitterness that will ultimately hurt you. You guys are much better than that :D
Posted by: Piper '12 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: rejectedhaha on March 14, 2009
Its sound rude, but its true that u really do not deserve MIT. MIT is a great school for its diversity.
Posted by: waiting... on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Tree on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Anonymous on March 14, 2009
Dear MIT:
Thank you so much for considering my application. It was just not meant to be and I hope that every student that has been admitted has a great experience and hopefully we can all change the world for the better.
Dear Students (Not Admitted)
LOl, we had a nice run, and dont worry! We will change the world for the better anyway, MIT is a great college and it has a LOT of great people in it, but it was not meant for us, and its better this way.
We will all change the world, we will all get over it and I promise you your life will be better after this!
Posted by: fouadalnoor on March 14, 2009
10 rejections? Don't think that way. Everyone will end up going to where they are meant to go.
MIT is my dream too, and even if it didn't work out at the end of Round 1, there's still transfer/grad school!
Which other schools did you apply to?
Posted by: European Rejectee on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: waiting... on March 14, 2009
I am richy rich!
And that is a shame for all the college going peeps.
The thing you people have to realise is that its all about you in the end and college wont help a lot.So enjoy now and as they say"This too shall pass away"
Posted by: Bill Gates on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Anonymous on March 14, 2009
Well..after 2 and a half hours of dreading to look.... what i always thought would but was hopuful would not happen did happen :( i didn't get in... i knew my chances were near to none... but i tried anyway and im glad i did, it was indeed the best application process out of my options. All i have left to do is just try my best and hope i get in as a transfer...or graduate school.
<3 MIT
Posted by: Saku on March 14, 2009
Well..after 2 and a half hours of dreading to look.... what i always thought would but was hopuful would not happen did happen :( i didn't get in... i knew my chances were near to none... but i tried anyway and im glad i did, it was indeed the best application process out of my options. All i have left to do is just try my best and hope i get in as a transfer...or graduate school.
<3 MIT
Posted by: Saku on March 14, 2009
Posted by: waiting... on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Saku on March 14, 2009
Best wishes to everyone who applied! The process itself was thrilled enough. Fighting with the deadline wasn't an easy task.
Well, I will come again when I want to pursue my master and doctorate degree. See you guys!
Posted by: Robin on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Rejected on March 14, 2009
i swear like no one there was simling
Wash U Stl. here i come!
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Waiting... on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Matt A. on March 14, 2009
see in four years MIT!!
Posted by: sammy on March 14, 2009
Good luck to all
Posted by: Alireza on March 14, 2009
Adieu my forever bittersweet fantasy.
Posted by: To Xuan Nam - never '13 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: waiting... on March 14, 2009
you will have the best education.
MIT thank you for spending the time.
This is not the end. See you later MIT. Just wait for 2 years. Luz will be there.
Posted by: luz septimo on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Grad school is certainly an option for you. I however wanted to go to med school after college. If the other U.S. institutions reject me, I'll end up going to med school right away with practically no further chance for MIT or some other U.S. university.
Transfer, let's be realistic 15 admits? Not rarely 0 internationals? Those are mostly people admitted to MIT as freshmen who chose to go somewhere else, but didn't like it there.
If you're asking, I (still) am applying to Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Middlebury, Williams, UChichago, UPenn, Stanford, Columbia & Dartmouth.
If you wan't some private bitter talking email me at smusiol@gmail.com
Btw. Where are you from?
Posted by: SadRejectedFellowFromTheOtherSideOfTheOcean on March 14, 2009
Regardless of the above question, I plan to attend next year.
Posted by: Guywithonequickquestion on March 14, 2009
Got to move on guys :D
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
http://www.astronomynotes.net/2009/03/15/mit-admission-decision-2009/
I just found out that the "remember me" doesn't work for me. I'm using Firefox v3.06
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Posted by: Tara on March 14, 2009
are you serious? Can I really call you?
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 14, 2009
The Nobel prize is awarded once per year, so I don't think you will get next years
All I can say is I loved the ride- the blogs (particularly Yan's), the comments, everything. I am happy that I will attend my state university- it is still 8th in the nation for aeronautics. The honors college has already offered me full tuition, and I have yet to hear from all the other scholarships I applied to. Most of all are the opportunities I gain by not attending MIT: I get to see all my friends going to university with me, I am closer to home, I get to continue working on my engineering project (Which made the nationwide finals! Please support by giving my project 5 stars at http://www.conradawards.org/harwell_asturias_labs ), and many other intangibles.
Agur MIT, Kaixo UT Austin.
Maybe for grad school...
Posted by: Daniel on March 14, 2009
Wowza, I'm impressed! Your project looks awesome. How long have you been working on it?
Also... Aeronautics? That was my dream major at MIT, and also the course I've applied to at other schools.
Where else did you apply?
Posted by: European Rejectee on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Seb on March 14, 2009
But it did...
pooey!
Posted by: Ksl on March 14, 2009
But it did...
pooey!
Posted by: Ksl on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Billy on March 14, 2009
Congrats to those brilliant students who were admitted.
Do keep up your wonderful standards so that the grad-school dream will not change.
Posted by: iLoveMIT2death on March 14, 2009
This is my second post at this blogs. The previous one was last year when I got rejected too.
For those I wrote the name, I share a particular view of the situation. Yes, it's not "the end of the world", but, for now at least, is "the end of our world". Ok, there are a lot of other places, but what to do when, by lack of money, your father stops his own undergraduation for you to study, and the only place that says "we'll fill 100% of your needs", by the second time, reject you?
I'm in a undergraduation course (Environmental Chemistry), but I found that it's not what I want. What I really want is Nuclear Science and Engineering, and I don't have this course in any university of my country (Brazil). And this second rejection it's a punch when you didn't got adMITted in any other course that is one different from the 'wrong' that you are doing right now (and that's why I didn't applied as transfer).
Well, I don't know what the hell I'm going to do now. Next year I'll not apply as transfer student because I'm not in my "right" course, but I don't know too "what to do for my education" until the next MIT application.
After all, it's THE ONLY college that have my wished course and I can afford for...
And now, it's time to hear Dragonforce and Gustav Mahler, and time to wait for the next year wishing that I'll write my single-post-of-the-year in a different forum. Best luck to all 2nd-er and (2+n)th-er time applicants as me next year. I hope to have one of as classmates in 2010.
A bear-hug,
Rafael Merlo
from Brazil
(P.S.: I have ice cream here, but I don't feel the minimum wish to eat it.)
Posted by: Rafael Merlo on March 14, 2009
Tried for Mit, but got rejected.
Got straight A's, and super scores;
Alas, somehow they wanted more.
So now I turn to lesser schools,
Hoping they will take in fools
like me -- who tried his very best
to win the prize, but failed the test.
The outcome smells much like a skunk,
But I have no intent to flunk,
And cans to go before I'm drunk,
And cans to go before I'm drunk.
Posted by: MIT & Busted '13 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Ryan on March 14, 2009
Thank you! If you like it, please remember to give it 5 stars (not clearly labeled, but its near the top on the right hand side, labeled "Rate our Product"). I've been working on it for almost 5 months now, and I hope to see it completed.
I applied to Caltech too, but I will go to UT Austin, for reasons listed in above post. They have a great aeronautics program, I talked to the head of the department the last time I went there. I recommend it.
Where in Europe are you from?
Posted by: Daniel on March 14, 2009
its not so much that I am not going to MIT now, its just the fact that wherever I end up I will only have to have worked half as hard my whole life as I have. I will go to the same school as the rest of the students in my school who took it easy while I was busy studying.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: O hi on March 14, 2009
What can I say? I almost had a heart attack at work today waiting for the decisions to go online. Then I still had to work for another hour after learning that I had been rejected. Needless to say, that sucked. At least I have my senior project shadowing a NASA aerospace engineer to look forward to. Anyone else on here going to University of Michigan, possibly for aerospace engineering?
On another note, if its any consolation, most of the people on here sound more deserving of admittance to me than a certain someone whom I know got addmitted.
Posted by: David on March 14, 2009
Sadly, I must join those in this forum. Rejected, dejected, just plain sad, etc.
Good job to all of you, though. You must have a lot of potential to even have considered applying to MIT. Make the best out of wherever you end up. MIT has a lot of good resources that would have certainly helped you to excel, but there are a lot of other good places out there, as well.
Work hard, study hard, keep focused on the future. Each of us can do amazing things and go to amazing places in life. This is just one more stumbling block. Don't let it trip you up forever. It's about you, not about where you go. you need to make the most out of the time you have. If nothing else, make this a goal: Prove that the people at MIT were fools to reject you. Be the best that you can without MIT's help.
The world is ours. Don't let this bring you down too much. Get back up, and be the best engineers/physicists/psychologists/actors/geneticists/computer scientists/whatever that the world has ever seen. We can do that without MIT.
We just....might need to work a little harder to get there.
Good luck, all. Now I need to make myself forget about the admissions site before it drives me mad
Posted by: Dan on March 14, 2009
We wanna be somebodies
When were dead,
They'll know just who we are"
Marilyn Manson
So true...
Posted by: Bednarro on March 14, 2009
Well at least I can finally rest knowing that the hard work I put into stuff is just as useful as half-assing everything and can finally take it easy now.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: MITsucks on March 14, 2009
also glad to see some of you guys get to go to at least the second best engineering school in the country. MIT was the only private school that interested me and I didn't consider Cal Tech because I didn't want to go west coast.
One thing I am at least hoping for is that I can still be one of the top students at another school now haha
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
cheers
Posted by: Shab on March 14, 2009
"Ya I can tell MIT is so sorry, with the generic letter and the pseudocomforting euphemistic way of saying you're rejected. That actually is the worst way to approach denied students, because no one likes being pitied."
Are you expecting MIT to write customized sympathy letters to 13000+ students? Last time I checked most other colleges use the same format to notify applicants. At least it's better than Stanford's e-mail from last year, which went something like this:
"We are sorry that we were unable to admit you to the Stanford class of 2012. To be ecologically friendly, you will not be getting a copy of this letter in the mail, and this will be the last contact you will receive from us. Good luck in life."
Posted by: Vivian '12 on March 14, 2009
"We are sorry that we were unable to admit you to the Stanford class of 2012. To be ecologically friendly, you will not be getting a copy of this letter in the mail, and this will be the last contact you will receive from us. Good luck in life."
LOL! That just put a smile on my face. Thanks
Posted by: LG on March 14, 2009
I thought I'm not going to post nymore comments. but some stupid comment really made me say something. ppl think mit sucks if they do not get accepted. My question is, why do they even bother to apply if they think it sucks. Ppl like them should die. MIT was best, MIT is the best and it will remain the best. anybody will be crushed if the stand against it. I really mean it.
and mr. husain sure u can call me at 2817875203. any body can call me jus to share some of your feelings.
Posted by: Waiting... on March 14, 2009
can someone please tell me that University of Michigan is a good school too to make me feel better? that'd be great, and i'll be grateful.
i'm sure that we're all good students. it's their loss. honestly.
Posted by: Cindy Wan on March 14, 2009
that's depressing. i'm a casualty of statistics.
ah well. life goes on.
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Phaedra on March 14, 2009
@ Anonymous 5:56 PM:
I had the same feeling too, but in the end anything is as hard as you make it. If you keep on working hard as you have done already, you will stand out from the ones who coasted, even at the same college. Getting in to a specific college ok, but succeeding at the college you went to is better. I can promise (through the internet) that your extra hard work will pay off in some way- just maybe not the way you thought it would. Life is full of surprises /*end cliche*/
@ Cindy:
Im sure UMichigan is a good school. I'm going to a state university too.
Posted by: Daniel on March 14, 2009
Posted by: waiting.. on March 14, 2009
what school are you going to?
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Posted by: '13 on March 14, 2009
Wow.
MIT, this is your loss, because you won't have the opportunity to grow because of me. I know God has a greater plan for me that I do not see myself, and I accept this pain. I really wanted the chance to dorm with my best friend who wants to go there for her graduate degree.
Instead of deferring me, you could have just rejected me in the first place. I guess all my humanitarian works were not enough for you.
Sleeping and being lazy is.
Posted by: Life Goes On on March 14, 2009
@Waiting: Well, I'm in Katy, but 281 goes for most of outer Houston.
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Posted by: doesn't matter on March 14, 2009
It's a pity that so many of us did not make it, with 16000 applications this year. MIT is a great place, and it will always be a great place to me. I'm disappointed, and I know we're all disappointed. But I'd like to say that I feel incredibly honored to have even competed with many of you - I've read the profiles of the decisions thread on CC, and some of the rejected applicants are phenomenal. To those on CC, I'd like to thank all of you for the support and trust we've shared in the past seven months. To everyone, don't give up and good luck with all your future endeavors. I like Daniel's post earlier on - you are bound to do great things in the world, simply due the fact that you've worked so hard to apply to MIT. I hope to see you all some day.
And in response to Rafael's post,
*hugs*
to all =]
Posted by: Ruey on March 14, 2009
Posted by: curving the time on March 14, 2009
To: curving in time, my college experience started as yours did. I had my heart set on one college and didn't apply to a backup. When I was rejected, I had to scramble to select several others and apply right away. I got into all of them! Ended up in the right place for me and it changed the course of my life. I have never been sorry.
Not being accepted to MIT is not a reflection of your value. Each and every one of you is a winner.
Posted by: MIT mom on March 14, 2009
Awww bless you. *pat pat*
You can always take a year out, do some useful things, and apply (or re-apply to MIT)
But just think, experiences like this make us stronger! =)
Posted by: C on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: K on March 14, 2009
Wow, egotistic much?
Posted by: mit student on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: Tried on March 14, 2009
I know I don't deserve MIT right now, but I will in 4 years!
I will be back~~
Meet you again!!
Thankyou for considering me
MIT has a special place in my heart forever~~
Posted by: LW on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Chang Yang on March 14, 2009
But it's ok, anyway...
But I really wonder, why nearly no Chinese students are admitted??? It's anyhow strange...
Posted by: Erin on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Chang Yang on March 14, 2009
But it's ok, anyway...
But I really wonder, why nearly no Chinese students are admitted??? It's anyhow strange...
Posted by: Erin on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
And Mazel Tov to those that got in, you guys rock!! (even though this is all rejected forum lol, tell some acceptees to get in here to see it).
Posted by: Brett not '13 (lolz) on March 14, 2009
I was surprised that none of the hackers got in either.
@ Erin
Really? Nearly no Chinese?
@ Chang Yang
In my opinion, the whole 'international quota' thing is horrible.
Posted by: C on March 14, 2009
Not good enough for M-I-T…
I feel just like a clod.
So, put an I.V. in my arm
If you are out there, God.
My friends all laugh and point at me,
My parents think I’m dim.
My sister says I reached too high,
Now things are looking grim.
If I could do it all again,
To more I would apply.
There’s wisdom in a safety school
For such a dope as I.
When I have toiled at ‘Burger World’
For many years to be,
I’ll heave a sigh, and wish I had
Got in to M-I-T!
Posted by: MIT & Busted on March 14, 2009
I believe things happen for a reason in life. You won't appreciate your rejection now, maybe even in years, but eventually you will see that it happened for some other door to be opened. And it is not easy to say for me, as I failed many times and really thought it was the end of the world. Now I can see it just had to happen so that other things could happen. I know how hard it is in such moments, but really, one day you will look back at this and smile:) and - 'you don't always get what you want, but you get what you need'
Posted by: admitted 2013 on March 14, 2009
More parties
More people
Not everyone is a nerd
Packed sporting events with tailgating before
More parties
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
However, looking at complete failure for the first time in my life I'm more motivated than ever! For that I thank you folks at MIT admissions! I'm finaly feeling a huge urge to learn, and that's all I need.
Congratulations to all '13 beavers
Posted by: Joseph on March 14, 2009
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^___________________^
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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
It's hard not to be sad, but I guess that's just the way it is.
Since this is my las post on these blogs I just wanted to thank you all guys because at least I felt like part of MIT for a few months. This time was of too much value. I know you will always be a great school. Thank you again.
Posted by: Samy on March 14, 2009
too bad that dimension isnt ours.
Posted by: remotevirus on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Michael on March 14, 2009
Also, who here is from the UAE?
Posted by: Majda '12 on March 14, 2009
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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2009
Congrats to the 1600 people who are better for MIT than me. Best of luck to the rest of us.
Maybe I'll see you again in 4 years, maybe not. All I hope is that I (and everyone like me) do as much in those 4 years elsewhere as we would have at MIT.
Posted by: Jim on March 14, 2009
Posted by: prashanth on March 14, 2009
I still have my hope. My plan is to go any college right now and master on all science and math class and then apply to MIT again as a transfer student. Dear MIT, I belong to you, you will have take me this time no matter what. I know it sounds little fool. But what can I do? I just love you that much. No one can take your place from my heart. You were in the depth of my heart, you are still and you will remain.
Wish me best luck my SWEETHEART.
Posted by: Curving time. on March 14, 2009
Posted by: Majda '12 on March 14, 2009
Posted by: JoeM on March 14, 2009
Posted by: JoeM on March 14, 2009
Learn this: If Majda really cared about the not-admitted folk, he would not have asked the "UAE question", he was just softening us up so we can give him the information he seeks.
Also learn this: If MIT really believed we were "simply fantastic", it would have given more spaces up for grabs. MIT did not, which makes me conclude, a) MIT is perfectly happy admitting only 1600 spaces and does not want to make more spaces available because it is a waste of time and money b) MIT is perfectly sure you are not spectacular in any way as to further its goals.
Anyone who is consoling you and saying "it's OK, there are places elsewhere," is just eliminating you from the competition. MIT may be full of outstanding students and staff, but even they are subject to universal logic. Period.
Feel free to debate or refute my argument. There might be holes somewhere.
Posted by: Champion of nearly perfect logic on March 15, 2009
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Posted by: Majda '12 on March 15, 2009
I wish I could do that
Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2009
ohh there are UAE students in MIT. That is awesome.
Majda, can you tell me how many students from UAE in MIT? I mean students with UAE nationailty.....
I got rejected
Posted by: Husain on March 15, 2009
I'm sorry you got rejected but with your smiley I'm assuming that your positive and I'm glad to hear that!
Currently, there aren't any UAE nationals that I'm aware of, although I do know that there was a girl and a boy who both graduated with a masters degree. The girl graduated last year but I'm not sure about the boy.
Posted by: Majda '12 on March 15, 2009
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Posted by: Isra on March 15, 2009
Last year this time I too was waiting anxiously for MIT admissions for my son.He of course did not make it to MIT but he is in IIT(Indian Institute of Technology), now very happy and enjoying the university.There are a few of his friends who did not make it to MIT and are in IIT.It only shows that MIT cannot admit all good students and there are many opportunities out there in the world.I am sure you will all find a place somewhere which will make you happy.
Posted by: rashmi on March 15, 2009
lol rejection is not cool, but I guess I have to continue.
I hope you like MIT and enjoy your life, and I hope that you will help developing UAE with your knowledge :D
Posted by: Husain on March 15, 2009
Yeah I know what rejection must feel like (having been rejected myself from several places!!). Thank you for your wishes and I'm sure you'll be an asset to the UAE as well
Posted by: Majda '12 on March 15, 2009
Posted by: Amy on March 15, 2009
MAKE SURE U SELECT ME WHEN I TRANSFER
Posted by: Nepal on March 15, 2009
Posted by: God on March 15, 2009
Posted by: Moris on March 15, 2009
Grades aren't a measure of intelligence, so whatever you think about getting distinctions or # of A's all fails when you come into a world where the brtish (no offense to britishers) standard rote learning system falls through the ditch.
The important thing here is not to flame the admissions office or admitted students. It's not their fault. After all screening, it all came down to chance and , let's face it, someone had to go. They simply don't have enough room. It doesn't reflect on your intelligence. HEck, you might be smarter than a person who was admitted, but somebody thought that you wouldn't fit there. You can always apply for transfer. You might even become a professor there like Umar saif(he got rejected). You have the right to be upset though but not to funnel your anger on the internet. I've been wanting to go to MIT sincce I was a kid, I worked real hard to get in, but God didn't want me there. Maybe something bad would've happen to me there or maybe something better will happen to me elsewhere. And don't let this think your chances for other colleges are ruined because they're mutually exclusive events and therefore conditional probability doesn't apply. Although, getting rejeccted here does actually improve your chances for the rest. (The ppl who got accepted here won't go to the other places, frees up space). So keep your eyes on your second best prize and then next year if you feel up to it, apply for a transfer.
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Posted by: Lyndsay on March 15, 2009
gotta look into the future now
last time i visit this page... for good
MIT, see you someday, perhaps.
Posted by: daniel on March 15, 2009
:( It sucks, but life is what it is.
MIT thanks for the ride. It has been a long, wonderful, bitter, sad, sweet, great big journey.
Now...when I start changing the world for the better and fighting NWO, don't come to me all sorry lol jk
Posted by: Roshal on March 15, 2009
It has been a wondeful tym for me in here.
Met new chaps,learnt new languages..(lol),understood a lot of things, and now I'm leaving this site...BUT I'm NIT LEAVING HOPE MAN....APPLYIN AS TRANSFER..
Wanted to join Aerospace Engineering in MIT... But I got rejected dere..
So, I might land up joining Embry Riddle Aeronautical University...ANYONE TO ACCOMPANY ME???..
I am an int. student n hv a lot of options open..Vot about u guys? I guess most of you might join Caltech, Stanford, UC, Berkeley..or sum of dese high universities..
Posted by: MOHIT DHAGAT on March 15, 2009
Your Absolutely right! I've said the same!
Posted by: Roshal on March 15, 2009
I know what's left for me to work on.
I'll try again later on, and I won't waste my time between now and then.
CONGRATULATIONS to the admitted!
Good job, I'm sure you deserve what you got.
I'm confident MIT made the right choices.
Hope to see you there a few years from now
Posted by: Raimondo on March 15, 2009
Posted by: Michael on March 15, 2009
Posted by: God on March 15, 2009
My hope now is that one of HYP doesn't think the same way.
Posted by: Norman on March 15, 2009
dont worry everyone !!!
Posted by: Huzaifa on March 15, 2009
But we are human. We are still living bc we have hope that something better better is going to be happen to us. My hope is to getting into MIT no matter what.
Posted by: curving the time on March 15, 2009
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Posted by: Nijawarrior on March 15, 2009
NO, seriously. I kind of had the feeling I wouldn't make the cut. But it's okay! Because I got into McGill.
Posted by: acapa on March 15, 2009
unfortunately they don't have bio-engineering like MIT!
And @Majida: More than 10 applicants from skls i know to MIT!! (frm UAE)
Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2009
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11913686803
because you have applied for MIT, I'm sure you will have things in common with others, great way to meet friends.
Posted by: Mgccl on March 15, 2009
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Posted by: Jason on March 15, 2009
For those who aren't coming to MIT here's a secret: you go anywhere else, it'll take a little bit more effort but you can be the best, in fact forcing yourself to push through the crowd at bigger schools will help you out in the real world!
Honestly people make a community not the other way around.
Posted by: koko on March 15, 2009
Posted by: Indian on March 15, 2009
I was going to double major in Aerospace Engineering and Physics.
Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2009
Even I wanted to join Aeropace engineering in MIT. But rejected, ha ha. What a strange thing fate is !! I didn't apply to Embry riddle though I thought at first to apply as there are many restrictions for international students or better non American citizens.
Posted by: akhila on March 15, 2009
I thought I'd care about MIT.
Turns out that pwning a robotics competition on pi day really makes you not care. Even about your choicest dreams. Something is wrong with me.
I hope I'll stop reading every post on these blogs now. See you in grad school.
Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2009
Whatever, I'll take my full ride to MSU.
Posted by: alex on March 15, 2009
I really phoned, but apparently you gave us the wrong number
lol
Posted by: Husain on March 15, 2009
Thank you, MIT, anyway
Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2009
What? Sorry but, you are not a legal "citizen", youre not even a legal resident. And any way, MIT reserving 10-12% of its class for internationals is too high anyway particularly since most require substantial financial aid. MIT although "private" is still a US taxpayor supported institution and it should be reserving this aid for US citizens especially in tough economic times.
Posted by: anon on March 15, 2009
Posted by: PoopScoop on March 15, 2009
Keep your chin up and keep trying to make the most of your life! There's no chance at success unless you first try!
Posted by: Katriona on March 15, 2009
I know exactly how all of you feel. I was in the same spot a year ago. I applied to MIT early action and was deferred and then eventually denied. And, as you all well know, it hurt. I cried for a long time. I spent hours wondering what was wrong with me and why I didn't get in. MIT was my #1, my dream school, etc etc.
A year later, and I am SO glad that I didn't end up going to MIT. I'm at another school now (which, incidentally, wasn't even anywhere in my top choices), and I absolutely LOVE it. I wouldn't trade the experiences I've had and the friends I've gained for anything.
The point of this long message is to tell all of you that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. You will move on from this. You will go somewhere else that is equally awesome (if not more). And you will love it there. I PROMISE you.
So please, hang in there. And wherever you go, keep an open mind. Getting rejected from MIT is not the end of the world. Someday, you might even be glad you didn't go to MIT, like I am. =)
Posted by: Archon on March 15, 2009
2 months ago I thought the world would crumble or something but I understood:
It's all about the match, the feel, the whatever.
All I know is that they passed out at least two awesome, amazing applicants from Portugal (ok... maybe just one because I'm not that egocentric) and surely a gigantic amount of others from other countries and USA.
Cheer up people, a place is not going to make you instantly great or instantly bad, it's all about your attitude. And great, now I'm sounding so cliché, it hurts...
Oh well, it was a nice trip and I (we) will surely find a nice cozy place somewhere else.
Peace out! I feel like a wise old monk.
Oh, I just grew a white beard!
Posted by: han on March 15, 2009
Put the Kleenex tissues away and go enjoy life =]
There's a school somewhere for you, it just isn't MIT, but that's life!
Thanks for the consideration! =]
Posted by: Mew on March 15, 2009
@Archon
That's exactly where I am right now, but I got admitted to RPI the same time I got denied from MIT. Then I checked out their website and met a bunch of awesome people who I would have never met had it not been for my rejection to MIT.
In no way should this decision hinder your lives. You weren't lucky this time, but your life is how you turn this experience into something else.
Good Luck.
Posted by: RPI Class of 13 on March 15, 2009
But yeah, I turned out fine. Things changed completely. Went to work on the project I submitted for the invention essay, got it copyrighted, maybe I'll try to patent some segments of code in 2 years. I did get accepted to the uni I deferred when applying for MIT. They're good to me, aside from making me feel treated as a 'customer' rather than a student sometimes.
But seriously, guys, there are universities that teach just as well as in MIT - only difference is that the faculty and fellow students are a slightly lower standard. You'll still learn the same thing, feel a similar IHTFP, and stay all day in your dorm cramming just as hard.
And if they didn't accept you, chances are, there's a reason. Not that there's anything wrong, maybe they feel that it won't suit you, as in you won't fit in with the others as well. But I'm a firm believer in destiny, and hey, I'm sure you guys will find a suitable place.. maybe even go to the same grad school together.
Well, not to spam or anything, but yeah, facebook group of last year's 'not accepted':
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11913686803
Just want to see how you guys fare in 10 years
Posted by: Muz on March 15, 2009
oh my gosh, wait list D: /hoping for a "yes"
I love how I almost couldn't take my own advice when I logged into my RPI info
But yeah, I believe life ends up taking a better turn if you don't always go down the path you dream up the first time. Expecting the unexpected ftw.
Posted by: Mew on March 15, 2009
Posted by: Elizabeth Hall on March 15, 2009
God has greater plans for you. The fact that you applied to MIT indicates that you are exceedingly smart. You will do well whereever you are. Good luck .
Posted by: anonymous on March 15, 2009
God has greater plans for you. The fact that you applied to MIT indicates that you are exceedingly smart. You will do well whereever you are. Good luck .
Posted by: anonymous on March 15, 2009
We'll see who will lose out in the future.
I know I will be laughing!
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Posted by: Moises on March 15, 2009
Best wishes for those of you who were admitted, and my condolences for those who were not. I suggest that you imagine how lucky another school will be to have you as their student. Keep in mind that most of the opportunities available at MIT are not exclusive to MIT. Imagine how large of an impact for the better you will make, regardless of where you go to college.
Posted by: cdunn on March 15, 2009
r u from LGS JT (LHR, Pakistan)?
WAT????? JUST 120 students? dey shud hav placed that on dose blogs and EVERYWHERE :x. I wud nt hav bothered applying wid my credentials :p
I dont think scores (particularly 1400) matter dis much. I have a 2220 (1500 on old scale) and I also faced the line
"We regret to inform you..."
just to test how jilted a human can feel, i also read the 'admitted students' blog. a lady wid a 680 in math level II got in (but then international students are different pool)
Posted by: Zenee on March 15, 2009
What a difference it is to be one of 13,000 instead of one of 1,600... Everything is so different now - the path of life has taken a sudden and sharp turn. Tomorrow feels less romantic, less like flying and more like falling. It seems that my dream has not only been deferred (in the literal and metaphorical sense) but also completely and wholly disassociated.
What am I now? Is this adulthood, that cruel state of being in which one discards their optimism and dons "realism"?
I'm not sure I understand all of this - it has been my firm belief that dreams are something tangible, that those who work hard and refuse to fail really do achieve - but now I am rejected by the epitome of my dream?
I could cope with Caltech's lovely letter of rejection, but this feels like being hit when I'm down.
I am not an a transcript. I am not an SAT score. I am not an AP test score. I am not a bunch of extra curricular activities.
I am a human being - I am a selfless, compassionate person. I did not apply to MIT so I could make a 7-figure salary someday, I did not apply to impress others, I did not apply to gain fame. I wanted to go to MIT so I could learn how to help people on a grand scale. I want help people live better lives. I want to save lives, not subjugate them. I would cure cancer and not charge a penny for it.
I thought MIT felt the same way. And maybe they do, but I'm just not selfless or intelligent or ambitious to make the world better anyways, or at least less so than those 1600 who can sleep with a smile on their face.
Rejection is hardest when it's from something you love, and I love MIT so much. I want to believe what you guys are saying, that it's just limited space and not a reflection on me... But have you ever had someone break with up you? Because when someone says "It's me, not you", you know what that really means? It means they could do better.
In my life, never once have I given up. Do I just take this with flair then? Do I hold my head up high?
It is much easier said than done. I can't get past this feeling that somehow everything my parents have told me was wrong. When they said "you can do anything if you work hard enough" or "the sky is the limit Robert", I believed it to the very core of my being.
Now it feels like that very ideal is what has been rejected.
So what do I do? Just move on? Just forget about it?
I know that's what I have to do, but it feels like the hardest thing in the world to me right now.
I am my dreams and my ideals, and I refuse to let them die, because when those die, I die. If life is going to make me fight for my dreams, then I will fight. I will not give in now - my pride is undying. Thought tomorrow will be gloomy, I'm not the type to stop sailing when it gets a little stormy.
To those who felt as I did, do not give up. To those accepted, I humbly congratulate you. And to the admissions office, I do not judge you, and I hold no resentment towards you.
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of may, and summer's lease hath all too short a date...
Now I know what Shakespeare meant.
Best of luck,
Robert.
Posted by: Robert on March 15, 2009
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Posted by: Olzhas Toiteyev on March 15, 2009
That was beautiful. You are well spoken, sensitive and very bright.....your parents weren't wrong. I am sorry that life is forcing you to redirect your passions, but you are already a tremendous success....any school would be lucky to have you.
Posted by: jm on March 15, 2009
but i must say that u ought not to give up ur dreams-- ur dremas will always be fulfilled and in a way that we will never have dreamt---
Every single one of us is unique and we will make teh difference we are here to make
God bless us all
Posted by: Ruhban Shah on March 15, 2009
@ Akhila
Where would guys go 2 do Aerospace Engineering?
ne Idea..
I juz want 2 do this man.. BUT WHERE???..help me guys....
In india deres only 1 institute which offers Aeronautical Engineering..dats IIT..but clearin JEE wid a gud rank isnt easy..!. The oder institutes in India which offer AE are so so ..not dat gr8..
Where r u guys gonna join?..
Posted by: MOHIT DHAGAT on March 15, 2009
Strong words dere.. I too am juz like u.
had a lot of passions in life.. Goals 2 acheive..but, I got Rejected..
I no hw it feels..
I can juz tell u one thing.. "move on in life..life is lyk dat!"
Posted by: MOHIT DHAGAT on March 15, 2009
Well, Robert what ur parents said is absolutely true and it will be an unmistakable truth for years to come and has been the truth which history has already proved.
So,don't change ur soul and being !
and one more thing, everyone of us came down to earth or it would be better to say God sent us down here so that each one of us could do what we are meant to do.
Each one of us has a duty to be fulfilled and God only takes the responsibility of preparing us for that great task ! If ur life took such a sharp turn, then it means that u have something greater, greater than MIT in store for you.
When u reach that pinnacle of success, success in true sense, then u will surely feel rejection from MIT did me more good than harm !
I know how u feel right now bcoz I too longed to get into MIT, but then destiny is a strange thing !
Never stop doing hard work and believe me for sure ur hardwork will pay u one day and bestow u with all that u wanted and even all that u never thought u will get
bye, if u wanna more of this, then well here is my email id spaciothunder@gmail.com It would be a pleasure to help others
@mohit dhagat
Yes mohit, what u said is absolutely true. before rejection from MIT, I wanted to do aerospace and biomedical double major, but alas something else happened. Even I know getting AE thru IIT is like I can't even imagine !
Here I suggest two things which we can possibly do
1. repeat for IIT next year too and work in such a way that there will be no alternative remaining but we will sure shot get IIT and that too AE !
2. Do mechanical engineering in a ood engineering college and then MS or graduation in AE
I will be able to tell u more if u specify what will u be doing with ur AE major, like u take AE to get into Air force or to work for some company etc etc ,
Mail me at spaciothunder@gmail.com
I don't want to use this forum to discuss our problems ! mainly after we got rejection.
Bye
Posted by: akhila on March 16, 2009
I felt the same way like you. I did not apply to MIT so t I could make a big bucks, I did not apply to MIT to tell people "hey, I go to MIT," I did not apply there so I could be known as a smart person in the society. I applied there because MIT is in the depth of my heart. I just can not stop loving her. No one can take her place away from my heart. I applied there to change the world and give it a peaceful shape. I applied there to invent some cars, that will never cause an accident. Even if it does the impact will be smaller than an atom. I applied there to help people, who do not have the basic human needs.
Posted by: curving the time on March 16, 2009
Since u turn out to be a Shakespeare fan, here it is that may help u
All is well that ends well
As we do trust everything will end in true delights
Good luck Bye
Posted by: sarah on March 16, 2009
I understand the way you feel. It came as a shock even for me.I couldnt believe MIT had rejected me.Yes as an international my chances were slim. But you don't expect them to reject someone who topped his graduating class; who earned 800 in physics,800 in maths L2,and a 780 in L1; a 114/120 in Toefl;and who had already represented a national space organisaton in an international event. But life's like that. I WAS rejected.
Think not that the relation between a school and a student is one way.A school helps a student in understanding this world but it is the student which gives an institute it's identity.
So if an institute rejects a student the loss is not one way.If I lose an oppurtunity to interact with some great minds, the institute loses someone who has the potential of becoming a great mind.
Posted by: sz on March 16, 2009
its 1:42am EST
I'm in my room, in The bronx, ny
the lights are off
everyone is asleep...
I have come to terms with myself.
I just cried for the first time in years.
I have finally accepted it.
My fate moves on, truly God has something else in store for me.
I'm just glad i cried and its all out
it took much realization in my rejection to open up my eyes.
Thanks for everything,
from this i have learned a lot.
I have met great people.
I have experienced what many of my peers have not.
Hopefully this blog is kept up in the database for years to come, because i shall return..take not..and search for this very post which I have written and look back to it and laugh at myself.
I just feel good right now...
ooO0h yeaa
I bid you adieu, now i'm off to bed.
good luck to us all
Posted by: Torffick.A. on March 16, 2009
Posted by: Emmanuel on March 16, 2009
You know Evariste Galois was twice denied admission by the Ecole Polytechnique and he ended up laying the foundation for the theory of groups and solved the quintic problem. Einstein was rejected. Tagore was rejected. Fourier was rejected.Faraday learnt as a book binder.Muhammad had not even went to school.By being rejected I have joined the class of such people.
Posted by: sz on March 16, 2009
Hey there,
I too was not admitted to MIT. I am a young person from Mauritius and held the dream of studying Nuclear Science and Engineering at MIT for the past four years. There is not one single night during these past four years when I did not go to bed thinking about MIT. So right now, I am extremely dissapointed, but not discouraged.
One of the greatest persons on earth, Abraham Lincoln, once said: "I am a slow walker, but I never walk backwards." That's the point I wanted to raise to all of you. As disappointed as we are,we really should free ourselves from bitterness. I still love MIT as much as I did four years ago, and I will love the place forever. Our road is not straight,short and smooth, it is curved,long, and rocky. However, should we have the patience to walk long, the determination to bend around the curves, and the endurance to get up even if our feet hurt with rocks, THEN SURELY OUR ROAD WILL LEAD US TO THE SAME DESTINATION AS THE STRAIGHT ONE.
To finish, I want to thank the entire team at MIT for having taken good care of us all as applicants. You are such a wonderful institution and I love you for that.
Cheers,
Amit.
Posted by: Amit on March 16, 2009
it sucks but what the heck, if u were meant for greater things u will surely get them. MIT is now down n from the look of things i predict a domino effect for my other unis which r in the same league such as harvard, yale, cornell, stanford, upenn, chicago, princeton n i feel like dying but when i sit back n reflect, i believe everything happens for a reason. i wanted to do math cause it was a passion that matched my talent n i believed that it held the key to opening the great doors of the unknowns but who knows......mayb the tym is nt ryt, maybe i was not meant to do it in these unis cause im an international student from africa, mayb God wanted me to stay back in africa and help those that need me, mayb il do much good here than at these universities.......mayb, mayb, mayb.........al i know is that the lord guides me in everything i do n i believe i have a great road ahead of me, things do happen for a reason n in life u cant always get what u want but that does not mean that u wont achieve it regardless of where u do it from. For my self satisfaction i will try applying next year just to fill my ego but if i get rejected i will just have to take the punch i nlife n move on, n i suggest we all do the same. lyf is made up of much more, lets go out there n get it cause we can,YES WE CAN!!!!!!
Posted by: nyangus18 on March 16, 2009
maybe, but not very likely.
in the other hand, i will recomend getting into actual research institutions such as Max Plank or any university in Germany, nothing better than the mother land of science and genetic engineering, even if you go to other colleges they offer study abroad, and trust me this ones are places where you can actually discover and get credit for it.
best of luck and seriously keep this in mid, i know it hurts but got to luck at brighter options
Posted by: 0 on March 16, 2009
"Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred..." Martin Luther King Jr.
Please do not feel bitter about the admission decision. I too was not admitted, but my love for MIT is undiminished. We should just look ahead, try improve ourselves, so that next time will be our time.
Love,
Amit.
Posted by: Amit on March 16, 2009
thanks for your responsd, i guess you are right.
anyway i dont regret applying to MIT cause it was a good experience, but i regret making my whole life revolving around it!
you know its better to lose now than later, this experience will help me to have a good control on my life.
hope you you enjoy MIT to the limit, you should be proud to be a student over there.
Posted by: Marwan Q. on March 16, 2009
MIT admitted only 2 ppl from Pakistan..they rejected students with world tops perfect SAT scores 13 A's etc..Y CANT THEY INCREASE THEIR CLASS SIZE?!
and they should at least be a bit more personal in giving the decisions..oh well i guess that is what makes MIT "MIT"
i probably didnt deserve it..but im sure lots of you out there did..
for me the MIT road ends here..its either NUS or McGill if that is i get rejected from the other US unis..i hope not!!! =( UPENNNN crosses fingers*
Posted by: Anonymous on March 16, 2009
It happens in science. Take any kind of engineering for example. It began from nothing, but hundreds of brave souls trekked on, despite the fact that there was very little chance of succeeding. Thanks to them, we are where we are now - in a world of airplanes, electronics, plastics, etc.
Bravery changes the world. And you guys have been taught this important lesson first-hand, losing only a few hundred $$ and a few months. Those who did get accepted will be taught the same lesson one day, but it may cost them thousands and years of research, only to realize that their research was a dead end.
Being the great world-moving inventors that all of you are.. remember your rejection letter the next time your research reaches a dead end, and how you've moved on.
Posted by: 0 on March 16, 2009
I mean, comments that helped my sadness.
(Thank you)
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Posted by: nyangus18 on March 16, 2009
I have told some of my friends but not my best one, not even my parents. Actually, I think won't tell anybody else until I figure out what I am going to do.
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 16, 2009
Perhaps worse than being rejected is letting go of all that I've become attached to in the past 3-4 years. The admissions site definitely upped the "hype" that MIT has and makes it really easy to get unhealthily attached to. That is my only regret.
I have no bitter feelings towards MIT whatsoever and still think its an awesome place regardless of what my friends, family, and teachers are now telling me. I'll probably still quietly follow the blogs and keep in touch with others that I've met on this wild journey.
So long and thanks for all the fish!
Posted by: Noelle on March 16, 2009
Today, there's progress with my state of mind. I managed to defer my sadness for about three weeks, when the rest of my decisions is going to arrive. Now studying for National Chemistry Olimpiad Final (direct IChO preliminary), but it's soooo much harder without having the Great Dome and those cool latin letters on my mind.
I'm just afraid of 10 more rejections and staying where I am (literally and figuratively).
Posted by: SadRejectedFellowFromTheOtherSideOfTheOcean on March 16, 2009
Posted by: RPI'13 on March 16, 2009
Is this politics?? anyone has an idea??
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i understand u, this is not an easy thing and just the thought of my parents reaction scares me n i rather wait for other uni's replies, which i hope i get chosen 2 1, before disclosing the info. which r ur other options?
Posted by: 0 on March 16, 2009
i understand u, this is not an easy thing and just the thought of my parents reaction scares me n i rather wait for other uni's replies, which i hope i get chosen 2 1, before disclosing the info. which r ur other options?
Posted by: nyangus18 on March 16, 2009
Two people from St. Patrick's Karachi and one from Head Start Islamabad. Interestingly, the two from Pat's had lower credentials than everyone who applied from KGS, but no one from KGS got in (not surprising... traditionally Grammarians go to Yale and Pat's people to MIT).
I don't have the details on the Isloo guy yet.
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Is this politics?? anyone has an idea??
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Posted by: Anonymous on March 16, 2009
http://www.mitadmissions.org/topics/pulse/incoming_freshman_class_profile/meet_the_class_of_2012.shtml
It's not about scores, grades, and numbers, it's about the person.
Posted by: anonymous on March 16, 2009
I must admit I had a patriotic derived adrenaline rush seeing a portuguese student posting a message.
I took the SATs with another student who was also applying to the MIT (I sincerely hope he got the "admitted" decision, as he definitely deserved)
It's nice to see we're growing out there, applying to MIT-level Universities
Posted by: JosFre on March 16, 2009
Posted by: notadmittedtomit on March 16, 2009
My list of universities are strange. Actually, I didn't choose any of them except MIT, my scholarship did.
I applied to UPenn, Texas Austin, Carnegie Mellon, Penn State, and Ohio State.
I'm currently in Penn State. I'm waiting for the decision of the other schools. Anyway, I think I want to stay in Penn State. After all, I got used to the city and the weather and the university.
What are yours?
Posted by: Husain Bani Hashem on March 16, 2009
Posted by: 0 on March 16, 2009
my list is even stranger i chose harvard, yale princeton, stanford, cornell Upenn and uni of chicago. im currently afraid of a domino effect since they r of the same league....i sincerly see no hope fr myself in future.....its like ma lyf is screwed n al im left with is hope for a better futeure. im currently doing ib which il be finishing this may the........i dnt knw. did u apply fr early decision or?
Posted by: nyangus18 on March 17, 2009
Posted by: Faiz on March 17, 2009
1. Always follow the majority no matter how wrong you think they are, unless you have a concrete plan.
2. Bend the rules (sometimes it's really really necessary). No, don't break any laws, but life isn't perfect enough to be totally honest. You need to be street=smart to survive.
I was innocent enough to do exactly the opposite, and I guess I'll have to pay by being rejected by colleges. Sign, but I learn this important lesson for my adult life. So my rejection really wakes me up.
Posted by: A (happy) rejectee on March 17, 2009
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Posted by: the rejected on March 17, 2009
Marie Curie cured cancer (in a way). she did not charge a penny for her discovery and she did not do it in the echelons of MIT but in a battered shed.
Sony's founders did not start their company to be billionaires. al they wanted was to make a tape recoredr so that they can listen to music all the time. If u r a seriously sincere passionate peron , I dont think few rejections can rob u of your dreams. as in The lord Of the rings Sam said: By rights we should not even be here. but we are. Its like in the great stories Mr. Frodo: The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you don’t wanna know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad has happened? But in the end, its only a passing. The shadow even darkness must pass. A new day will come. When the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with u. that meant something. Even if you were too small to understand why. but I think Mr. Frodo I do understand. I know now. Folks in those stories had lots of chances of turning back only they didn’t. They kept going. Because they were holding on to something
Frodo: What are we holding on to Sam?
Sam: That there is some good in this world Mr. Frodo and its worth fighting for.
(lol. I could not find a pithy quote to make my point :p)
So chill. And BTW u do have a talent. just by pouring out ur heart on that forum u have made atleast a dozen ppl love ur writing :p
Stay Beautiful!
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Posted by: MITyman on March 18, 2009
the university of michigan is an excellent school! and ann arbor is beautiful! i'm sure you'll love it there!
Posted by: 0 on March 18, 2009
The first is always asking me questions about calc.
The second stole my pen today and proceeded to bite/chew on it.
I just don't understand it :]
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Heh. Seems I'm actually not going to college next year. Phtooey.
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Posted by: Psypofespeaps on March 24, 2009
The admission process is far from equal. Some applicants not as qualified are admitted, whereas overqualified applicants are rejected. In my opinion, I would pick a university in California because of the hot women and warm weather. Reputation only goes so far. In the end, you create your academic future whether it is at MIT or UCLA.
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