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Thanks Hamm0! I can't imagine a best possible day!!

scorpionz, hand shake! We should keep the faith, I believe there is still admits on day 3.

You know I was def rooting for you. Congratulations cheetarah!!

I got the call earlier today as well - I am in. Its been almost a two year journey with Kellogg so i am very, very grateful. It's still sort of surreal. I wish nothing but the best for everyone - those denied, wait-listed and admitted. I believe we are all better for having gone through this really rigorous, yet reflective process. I have my fingers crossed for those still waiting to hear back!

Ding-a-ling.... Feeling quite relieved.... Now waiting for the Stanford and Yale dings tomorrow and day after... Of course, heartiest congrats to all admits...

I am in the same boat. No news yet!!! I applied to the MMM program though..

I second this, hold tight guys! I was pretty much a nervous wreck too - every time my phone buzzed for any reason I'd jump a little, only difference was that I couldn't stop nervously eating! I finally got a call around 4pm EST telling me that I'm in the MMM program - my dream school and program! Woot. Wishing everyone here the best

I would just take no news as just that. No news means you're still in it. Calls will be going out all week so do not give up hope. I know how you feel. Waiting sucks and it seems like good news or bad news could hit at any minute. Try to keep it together as much as possible and if you need to unleash some crazy, you're in good company here on gmatclub (although I had to stay away until I got a decision. The site stressed me out even more).

Congratulations to everyone admitted! Best of luck with your decision process and make sure to live it up and celebrate your accomplishment...you deserve it. My "ding" is a little easier to swallow knowing that there are a lot of you out there that are happy with your good news.