Please list college choice and related info in list form

[tangentline]

'Applied to only 2 schools. Probably my not so impressive English ability... Which I feel is much better now. And Berkeley's EECS... I didn't even want the CS that they're known for...

Years in Division B: 0
Years in Division C: 2
College I'll be attending: CSU Sacramento
Major or School (if known): Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Likely power subfield)
Also accepted to: N/A
Wait listed at: N/A
Rejected by: UC Berkeley

[Infinity Flat]

Years in Division B: 2
Years in Division C: 4
College I'll be attending: Caltech
Major or School (if known): Physics
Also accepted to: UChicago, UW-Seattle, CalPoly SLO, UMinn
Wait listed at: n/a
Rejected by: MIT

[starpug]

Years in Division B: 2
Years in Division C: 4
College I am attending: Lehigh University
Major or School (if known): Mechanical Engineering (currently planning on a minor in Electrical Engineering)
Also accepted to: Carnegie Mellon, RPI, WPI, Clarkson University, and Colby College
Wait listed at: Cornell and Columbia
Rejected by: MIT, Tufts, and Swarthmore

[fourLoko]

Years in Division B: 0
Years in Division C: 3
College I'll be attending: Brown
Major or School (if known): Biochem?
Also accepted to: UW, UCLA, UCB, UW, UChicago, Duke
Wait listed at: Harvard, Yale (rejected at both later)
Rejected by: MIT, Caltech, Stanford

[hexagonaria]

Wow a lot of people here have been rejected by MIT. I'm not feeling great about my chances of being accepted there

[EastStroudsburg13]

Yeah, it's definitely a toughie.

[Skink]

Wow a lot of people here have been rejected by MIT. I'm not feeling great about my chances of being accepted there

I'd like to interject that even if you don't get in there for undergrad but have distant interest, there is always graduate school. I know folks who had no trouble getting into good programs at MIT after getting their bachelor's.

[hexagonaria]

Wow a lot of people here have been rejected by MIT. I'm not feeling great about my chances of being accepted there

I'd like to interject that even if you don't get in there for undergrad but have distant interest, there is always graduate school. I know folks who had no trouble getting into good programs at MIT after getting their bachelor's.

Yeah, I am thinking of doing undergrad studies at Ohio State or Cornell and then applying to CalTech or MIT for Graduate school.

[winneratlife]

Wow a lot of people here have been rejected by MIT. I'm not feeling great about my chances of being accepted there

There are a couple of us on here who were accepted; I also wouldn't just rule yourself out because a few people online got rejected. Obviously with MIT you can't feel like you're certain to get in (very few people do), but you should still give it your best shot.

[KMHS_Dave]

Years in Division C: 4
College I'll be attending: Christendom College
Major or School (if known): Theology
Also accepted to: Franciscan University

Move in day on Friday!!