Early Action, Regular Action, or No Action

If you feel strongly that you are nerdier than the nerdiest thing that ever nerdied, you may want to consider seeing a professional for that. This professional may or may not be your friendly neighborhood mad scientist.

If you survive the experiments, you may choose to apply to MIT for early action. They can always use a teenaged mutant ninja nerd. Besides, you can always threaten to eat their brains, as the chances that you are not a zombie will be pretty slim by that point and they won't risk it.

On a more serious note, if you applied to MIT for early action, you are one lucky bugger because at least you already know if you got in or not. If you got in, all of us deferred and RA folk envy you. We'd also like to pick you apart to see why they chose you, but we'll refrain from it. Last time the clean-up took up the whole weekend.

If, however, you're in the deferred/RA boat, we invite you to join us at our chat room, so we can all mope together over how time is so slow and how we'd all really like to have That Remote to speed things up. You can tell us about your trials and tribulations while battling against the dreaded monstrosity known as the MIT Application, and we will then give you cookies or something.

All in all, we'd like to wish everybody all the best with their MIT applications! We're all crossing our fingers here, which is making it difficult to type, but we'll manage.

Good luck!