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I knew it all the time!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love and welcome! Knock 'em dead, Andrew. Hope you meet up with Native and Rolvix very soon! They'll teach you all the ins and outs of how to be a great Crazie!!!!!
Love, Ima

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:I knew it all the time!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love and welcome! Knock 'em dead, Andrew. Hope you meet up with Native and Rolvix very soon! They'll teach you all the ins and outs of how to be a great Crazie!!!!!
Love, Ima

If you need anything or have questions, let me know! I post a lot in the Class of 2016 Facebook group, but you can always shoot me a message on here if you have anything you need answered.

Welcome to the family!

And wait-listed at Harvard which, you know, OK! He's heard from 8 schools now. Accepted at 3 (Duke, Davidson, Emory) and wait-listed everywhere else, no rejections. Still waiting on two CA schools - Stanford and Harvey Mudd. Stanford is the only one that could lure him away from the fold.

Congratulations Andrew!!

Bostondevil wrote:Just in case you missed the other thread. It's good news! Only 11% of applicant were accepted.

Momentary lapse of sanity and/or 30 seconds of bragging rights - no question Andrew was in the top 11% of applicants, probably top 2 or 3 %. Glad Duke recognized that.

All right, done with the ego trip.

First off, congrats to Andrew!

But nope, we are not done with the ego trip. The not-so-young Turk had a big day as well. She finished the season at 5-0-1, with a waitlist from Johns Hopkins marring an otherwise undefeated admissions campaign. Wins include DUKE!!, Penn, UVA, Pitt, and Penn State's Shreyer College. She's actually in Pittsburgh as I type, interviewing for the chance for more fabulous cash and prizes in the bonus round. She still does not have a clear favorite, so I guess we'll have to see what the financial packages look like to help narrow it down. (I however, DO have a clear favorite, but I have learned the hard way that it's best to keep my yap shut every once in a while...)

Turk wrote:But nope, we are not done with the ego trip. The not-so-young Turk had a big day as well. She finished the season at 5-0-1, with a waitlist from Johns Hopkins marring an otherwise undefeated admissions campaign. Wins include DUKE!!, Penn, UVA, Pitt, and Penn State's Shreyer College. She's actually in Pittsburgh as I type, interviewing for the chance for more fabulous cash and prizes in the bonus round. She still does not have a clear favorite, so I guess we'll have to see what the financial packages look like to help narrow it down. (I however, DO have a clear favorite, but I have learned the hard way that it's best to keep my yap shut every once in a while...)

Well done!! Congrats!!
OOOOOOOOh... I hope the Turks get the fabulous cash and prizes from all of the above!!

Turk wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:Just in case you missed the other thread. It's good news! Only 11% of applicant were accepted.

Momentary lapse of sanity and/or 30 seconds of bragging rights - no question Andrew was in the top 11% of applicants, probably top 2 or 3 %. Glad Duke recognized that.

All right, done with the ego trip.

First off, congrats to Andrew!

But nope, we are not done with the ego trip. The not-so-young Turk had a big day as well. She finished the season at 5-0-1, with a waitlist from Johns Hopkins marring an otherwise undefeated admissions campaign. Wins include DUKE!!, Penn, UVA, Pitt, and Penn State's Shreyer College. She's actually in Pittsburgh as I type, interviewing for the chance for more fabulous cash and prizes in the bonus round. She still does not have a clear favorite, so I guess we'll have to see what the financial packages look like to help narrow it down. (I however, DO have a clear favorite, but I have learned the hard way that it's best to keep my yap shut every once in a while...)

Vibes for the not-so-young Turk to make the right decision.

Turk wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:Just in case you missed the other thread. It's good news! Only 11% of applicant were accepted.

Momentary lapse of sanity and/or 30 seconds of bragging rights - no question Andrew was in the top 11% of applicants, probably top 2 or 3 %. Glad Duke recognized that.

All right, done with the ego trip.

First off, congrats to Andrew!

But nope, we are not done with the ego trip. The not-so-young Turk had a big day as well. She finished the season at 5-0-1, with a waitlist from Johns Hopkins marring an otherwise undefeated admissions campaign. Wins include DUKE!!, Penn, UVA, Pitt, and Penn State's Shreyer College. She's actually in Pittsburgh as I type, interviewing for the chance for more fabulous cash and prizes in the bonus round. She still does not have a clear favorite, so I guess we'll have to see what the financial packages look like to help narrow it down. (I however, DO have a clear favorite, but I have learned the hard way that it's best to keep my yap shut every once in a while...)

congrats to the Turklet, and vibes for loads of cash and prizes!

Turk wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:Just in case you missed the other thread. It's good news! Only 11% of applicant were accepted.

Momentary lapse of sanity and/or 30 seconds of bragging rights - no question Andrew was in the top 11% of applicants, probably top 2 or 3 %. Glad Duke recognized that.

All right, done with the ego trip.

First off, congrats to Andrew!

But nope, we are not done with the ego trip. The not-so-young Turk had a big day as well. She finished the season at 5-0-1, with a waitlist from Johns Hopkins marring an otherwise undefeated admissions campaign. Wins include DUKE!!, Penn, UVA, Pitt, and Penn State's Shreyer College. She's actually in Pittsburgh as I type, interviewing for the chance for more fabulous cash and prizes in the bonus round. She still does not have a clear favorite, so I guess we'll have to see what the financial packages look like to help narrow it down. (I however, DO have a clear favorite, but I have learned the hard way that it's best to keep my yap shut every once in a while...)

Vibes for great cash prizes for the Little Turk!

I am so happy for my co-alumni children who are applicants to Dear Old Duke.

Whether they decide to go or not: Wooooooooooooo-hoooooooooooooooooo!

Let's hear it for our parents' and our grandparents' alma mater!

GTHc!

Pullin' hard for Turk the younger.

Well, Stanford chose not to accept Andrew so his batting average is much below the Young Turklett but that means

Bump, ba-bump,
Bump, ba-bump,
Bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum Bump Ba Bump Bump
Bum-bum-bum-bum-bum Ba Bump!

See ya at the tailgate on Parents' Weekend!

And Congrats to the Young Turklett too. Good luck in the decision making process. Ours is easy.

The mail yesterday included the current Duke Magazine. Very enlightening article on the acceptance process.
Love, Ima

Go young Turklet!!! Welcome to Duke, Andrew!!! We will happily spoil you, if you wish!! Forever Duke!!

Congratulations!

I seem to be late on everything, but congrats dude! Can't wait to meet up with you at some point!

-Robbie