The Great Texas A&M Early Action Wait
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| When Do Early Action Decisions Come Out For Texas A&m |
Is it December Yet?
So, you’ve applied to Texas A&M early action. Congrats on taking that bold step into the wonderful world of college admissions! Now, you’re probably sitting there, staring at your computer screen, refreshing your email like a mad person, waiting for that golden ticket (or rejection letter, let’s be real). It's like waiting for Christmas morning, but with less presents and more existential dread.
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When Will the Agony End?
Let’s cut to the chase. If you applied to the College of Engineering and submitted your complete application by the October 15 deadline, you can expect to hear back around mid-December. That’s right, folks, you have to endure almost two months of nail-biting suspense. We feel your pain.
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For everyone else, the wait is a bit longer. Most applicants will get a decision between January 1 and late March. So, basically, you could be waiting until almost spring break. Fun times!
Tips for Surviving the Wait
- Distract Yourself: Binge-watch your favorite show, take up a new hobby, or simply go outside and enjoy nature.
- Avoid Social Media: Comparing yourself to others is a recipe for disaster. Trust us, it won’t help.
- Practice Self-Care: Eat well, sleep enough, and exercise. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.
- Don’t Panic: Easier said than done, we know. But panicking won’t change anything.
- Have a Backup Plan: It’s always good to have options. Research other schools you’re interested in.
How to...
- How to stop refreshing your email? Set a timer for yourself and only check it every hour or so.
- How to stay sane during the wait? Remember, there are other things in life besides college admissions.
- How to increase your chances of getting in? There’s no guaranteed way, but focus on your academics, extracurriculars, and essays.
- How to prepare for college life? Start researching majors, dorms, and campus organizations.
- How to cope with a rejection? It’s okay to be disappointed, but remember, there are plenty of other great schools out there.
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