aw thank you!!

the way you wrote this right next to me in person...

thank you so much!!

deadline was april 12!!

@@_morganyuan ah ok thank you!! ☺️

heyyy

thank you sm!! year i grew up in socal so def need to go back!!

aw yeah i acc really liked seattle but socal is def more me weather wise!

unfortunately 💔

thank you!!

AHH not ready at all ❌❌

thank you sm!! you too!!

yes for sure i think in the end, this was good for me!!

aw yeah for me ASU wasn't diverse enough but def gorg area and loved the vibe!!

agreed just keeps getting worse sadly

@@_morganyuanbtw i also didn’t get into my dream school ucla 🥲 just wanted u to know you’re not alone and a lot of us were disappointed this year, but know that we have bright futures ahead of us, wherever we go 🫶🏽

thank you so much!!

no no stop i'm gonna cry

IK so much more fun than i thought esp in crutches 😭

so real!!!

LOVE U

hi connor...

yes on it for sure!! and thank you so much!!

aw thank you so much! i use an app called VN to edit and freesans italic is my fav

@@_morganyuan ok great ty :)

thank you sm for the info!!!

aw thank you!!

deferred means your moved to the next round and they will evaluate you again later. you can get rejected or accepted after being deferred!

hey!! yes for sure i just followed u hahah

yes i do i love my friends so so much!! thank u sm!!

thanks, you too!!

me bc the amount of competition within the college admission system now is so crazy so trying to maximize your chances is best

aw congrats!! see u in the fall!!

aw yes i'm excited for UW anyways!! thank you sm!!

@@_morganyuan of course! enjoy!! i hope seattle treats you well!

okay guy

ah thanks sm!!

yesss

aw thank you sm!!

AW THANK YOU AHHH

ah thank you sm!! are there impacted majors that are rlly hard to get into and if so, which ones?

@_morganyuan Most of, if not all the STEM related majors are difficult to get into. I forgot exactly what you're trying to do, but I remember seeing Biology of some kind. Not sure if you're doing pre-med. I'll put it up-front that going from pre-sciences into a stem major is an uphill battle, but so is all of college. Let me know what the specific major you're pursuing and I can take a deeper look.

@@ethanstechworld207 I'd love to major in molecular, cellular, developmental biology with a minor in business or economics! If not I'd prob end up going into business

@@_morganyuan Buckle in, I've got some important info here: I checked the degree requirements, and Biology is a "capacity constraint" major which is common among stem majors at UW especially Engineering and Computer Science. We have a tool called "Degree Audit" where you can select any major and it will tell you what classes you need to take. **Important note: During Year #1 you would be Pre-Sciences, and then after taking your "intro/pre-requisite" Bio classes, you would then "apply" to the Biology major/program. From the Degree-Audit: "Biology Admission Requirements: Biology programs are capacity-constrained. Applications are accepted quarterly and are due the second Friday of autumn, winter, spring and summer quarters by 11:59pm. Applications received by the system after the quarterly cut off will be considered for the subsequent quarter. Basic Qualifications to apply for Admission: 1) Be a matriculated UW Seattle student, in good standing 2) Completion of Bio 180, 200, 220 with a minimum 2.0 grade in each course. This is basically Intro to Bio #1, #2, #3 or in other words "The Biology Series" 3) 2.5 cumulative GPA in all coursework applied to the major 4) Personal Statement/Short answer admissions questions Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the Biology major. ------ You may think, "oh wow, ONLY a minimum of a 2.0 in the Bio Series and for all related classes a cumulative grade of a 2.5? That's so low." Let me say, it's like that for a reason. It's not like high school. I'm not trying to scare you or anything, I'm just preparing you for something that I ran into and had a very hard time with myself. All the intro series at UW are very, very hard. The first year is hard for everyone, which is why the best thing you can do is have people in your corner that you can rely on and share the challenge with. I know this is a lot. Let me know if you have other questions :)

honored to write about you mr junior prez

AW that means so much to me, that one is truly dedicated to my grandpa so thank u