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Date Posted: 18:10:03 02/27/02 Wed
Author: Kit
Subject: It's refreshing to see someone who's so eager to go to college. . .
In reply to: Kit 's message, "Uh, so, you want advice?" on 15:42:46 02/26/02 Tue

Everyone I know is pretty freaked out about it. Well, maybe not freaked out about college itself, but "Ohmigod, I only got a 1200 on the SAT!!! Ohmigod, I haven't taken the ACT yet!!! Ohmigod, I only have a 3.6 cumulative GPA so far!!! Ohmigod, they're never going to have to accept me into UCLA and I'm going to have to go to UCI!!! AAAARRRRGGGHHH~!!!"

Sigh. Next year you will not see me. You know why? Because I will be buried in college apps. Well, if I haven't committed seppuku. I will die an honorable death for my failure to get a 4.0.

What college do you want to attend? Not that I may have heard of any of them. . . I have only passing knowledge of schools within CA, much less schools outside of the state. ^^;; Well, besides the "big name" schools like Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Amherst, etc.

Amber has more experience with small schools than I do. ^_^;; Although by Californian standards, my school is very small.

Well, you'll hurt him more if you end up dating him only to break up painfully for a few weeks because you just don't like him "that way." So it's better for all concerned if you turn him down, especially if it'll take time away from your studies (yes, I am one of those freaks who believes that school is #1). But if he's really as shy as you say, then maybe he won't ask you out and you can continue to play dumb and not notice anything. ^_^;;

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I dunno... -- Tara, 18:30:34 02/27/02 Wed