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Years in Division B: 0
Years in Division C: 3
College I'll be attending: Penn State University Park
Major, School and/or program (if known): Aerospace Engineering
Also accepted to: Virginia Tech, University of Pittsburgh
Wait listed at: none
Rejected by: none

Years in Division B: 2
Years in Division C: 4
College I'll be attending: Cornell University
Major or School (if known): College of Engineering (Mechanical)
Also accepted to: RPI, Case Western, Carnegie Mellon
Wait listed at: None
Rejected by: MIT, Columbia

Years in Division B: 1
Years in Division C: 3
College I'll be attending: University of Pittsburgh
Major or School (if known): Biology (I might switch to Chemistry)
Also accepted to: Clark, American, Washington & Lee, UMD, Northeastern, Boston College, Washington & Jefferson, George Mason, IUP
Wait listed at: Swarthmore
Rejected by: Princeton

Years in Div B: 2
Years in Div C: 3
College I'll be attending: UCLA
Major: Biology
Also accepted to: Berkeley, UCSD, Brandeis, UCSB, UCI
Waitlisted at: UChicago, Cornell
Rejected by: Yale.

Years in Div B: 2
Years in Div C: 4
College I'll be attending: University of Michigan
Major or School (if known): Aerospace Engineering (College of Engineering) and Astronomy/Astrophysics (LSA)
Also accepted to: N/A
Waitlisted at: N/A
Rejected by: Caltech (defer/reject)

Only applied to two since I did them EA -- these were my top choices and I was happy enough with the decisions.

Years in Div B: 0
Years in Div C: 4
College I'll be attending: Texas A&M
Major or School (if known): Electrical Engineering and (possibly) Mechanical Engineering
Also accepted to: N/A
Waitlisted at: Caltech (Can't go, however)
Rejected by: Cornell, MIT

Seems like people applied to few schools. Maybe too busy.

I only applied to five because those were the only five I could envision myself attending. In my opinion, you don't want to be applying to too many, because how many of those are you realistically going to go to? At a point you're just applying to see if you get in and nothing else. If you know you want one of five schools (including safety schools), why spend the money to send out more applications?

strengthuc wrote:Seems like people applied to few schools. Maybe too busy.

I got in to my dream school early action and decided it wasn't worth it to apply anywhere else (but I prepared applications anyway because we heard back just before the regular deadline, way too late to prepare applications). Otherwise, I had something like 12 applications lined up and ready to go for various schools.

to those getting your dream school, what was it? Where are you going?