Comments on: A Word About the Yale Admitted Student Questionnaire http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/ all the exciting parts, none of the heavy debt burden Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:42:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Sam Jackson http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9363 Sam Jackson Thu, 12 Jul 2007 06:02:37 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9363 Pace yourself some Alex, especially as far as worrying and freaking out goes. Otherwise you'll burn out (too early). Relax, keep a clear head, and you'll do fine! And as always, happy to try to help answer any questions. Pace yourself some Alex, especially as far as worrying and freaking out goes. Otherwise you’ll burn out (too early). Relax, keep a clear head, and you’ll do fine! And as always, happy to try to help answer any questions.

]]> By: Alex Liu http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9299 Alex Liu Tue, 10 Jul 2007 23:26:42 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9299 Wow man, all I can say is awesome blog. I really like the editing that you did to it, and especially this "preview" widget at the bottom of the screen - very cool. And a lot of props for getting into Yale...very impressive. Unfortunately, I'm only a junior and the excruciating pain of applications and the subsequent waiting is yet to come. Yale is definately one of the schools that I'm looking at, but I don't know so much about my chances of getting in; those Ivy leagues are so strange at times. But you seem to be very well-read in the whole field of admissions. Perhaps I'll ask you if I need some help. Especially if a college sends me a 100 question survey :p. Enjoy being among the best and the brightest - and good luck! Wow man, all I can say is awesome blog. I really like the editing that you did to it, and especially this “preview” widget at the bottom of the screen - very cool.

And a lot of props for getting into Yale…very impressive. Unfortunately, I’m only a junior and the excruciating pain of applications and the subsequent waiting is yet to come. Yale is definately one of the schools that I’m looking at, but I don’t know so much about my chances of getting in; those Ivy leagues are so strange at times.

But you seem to be very well-read in the whole field of admissions. Perhaps I’ll ask you if I need some help. Especially if a college sends me a 100 question survey :p.

Enjoy being among the best and the brightest - and good luck!

]]> By: Sam Jackson http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9249 Sam Jackson Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:49:03 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9249 One would <em>think</em> so, right? But, as the applications themselves should demonstrate, we're just assumed to be so enamored of bubbling from our standardized testing that we have no qualms filling in hundred question long surveys. One would think so, right? But, as the applications themselves should demonstrate, we’re just assumed to be so enamored of bubbling from our standardized testing that we have no qualms filling in hundred question long surveys.

]]> By: Erik http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9248 Erik Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:44:14 +0000 http://www.samjackson.org/college/2007/07/08/a-word-about-the-yale-admitted-student-questionnaire/#comment-9248 Got to love surveys about surveys. A feedback survey should be at most 5 or so questions long, one would think. Got to love surveys about surveys. A feedback survey should be at most 5 or so questions long, one would think.

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