By ThreeTimesUnlucky - 17/10/2012 18:52 - South Africa - Edenvale
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They were just making sure. :)
Making sure to crush his dreams?
Well if his dream university can't even count to one properly, I'd call it a lucky break..
Hey Op who needs college, look at Bill Gates he dropped out and he is doing just fine.
haha, guess they didn't like this person very much.
Was it Hogwarts? i heard that the admissions board can be real witches
Call the university and tell them to stop sending the letters. Probably an error in the system.
Nah, they just like to rub in the misery. :D
I'm guessing some students in the past that were rejected tried to attend classes. That, or they just want to make sure you understand that you were rejected. Either way, that just sucks to get rejected twice by the same college.
Thanks for reminding her again.
I would call administration and say," so does this mean I can't come?" Sorry op but there is your first grown up lesson; your dreams don't always pan out. And you didn't even have to pay me for that. Your welcome! I hope you at least applied to more than one place, if not hit up your local community college.
Here's a tip that you don't have to pay ME for... Get off your pedestal and shut up.
Jesus Christ capitalist, you apparently need to get on a pedestal and learn how to properly reply to a situation.
Something similar happened to my sister except her rejection letter came a month after the semester started. Everyone she knew who was applying (it was for a transfer) got their letters in April and she got her rejection letter in late September. Well I guess not similar but both sucky situations
Wait, so let me get this straight, you were attending a university for a long time...but it was a university who didn't want you?
That's messed up!
Exactly! The third time is a charm ;)
They really don't want you to show up!
Could have been a mistake. Don't worry op, I'm sure there's another college for you.
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Call the university and tell them to stop sending the letters. Probably an error in the system.
They were just making sure. :)