UChicago
Coming back from dinner, I sit down in my chair and start checking my email (since that's my favourite way to procrastinate) and I just wish desperately that I could hear back from another uni already. So then I start going through my email and I found a University of Chicago email. I start going OMG because I have to log into the portal, etc.
I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!!
March 19, 2008
Dear Indra,
I am pleased to inform you that you have been admitted to the University of Chicago, Class of 2012. Congratulations! You should be proud of the accomplishments and promise that led to your selection.
We feel a particularly strong responsibility to admit students who are not only qualified but who are ready to continue the crucial business of educating themselves. You have been selected by our faculty and admissions counselors because you recognize the pleasure-the absolute joy-to be found in active, creative learning. Our decision was not based on numbers but on your achievements and your words, a difficult determination to make but one that gives proper honor to the University and to you.
You have the chance to be part of a school with a glorious history and an exciting present. We look to you to help us grow, to grow with us, and to be part of a tradition that elevates us all.
Yours truly,
Theodore A. O'Neill
Dean of Admissions
I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!! I GOT IN!!!
March 19, 2008
Dear Indra,
I am pleased to inform you that you have been admitted to the University of Chicago, Class of 2012. Congratulations! You should be proud of the accomplishments and promise that led to your selection.
We feel a particularly strong responsibility to admit students who are not only qualified but who are ready to continue the crucial business of educating themselves. You have been selected by our faculty and admissions counselors because you recognize the pleasure-the absolute joy-to be found in active, creative learning. Our decision was not based on numbers but on your achievements and your words, a difficult determination to make but one that gives proper honor to the University and to you.
You have the chance to be part of a school with a glorious history and an exciting present. We look to you to help us grow, to grow with us, and to be part of a tradition that elevates us all.
Yours truly,
Theodore A. O'Neill
Dean of Admissions