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How Do I Tell My Mom That College Has Rejected Me Help

!!!! HELP PLZ!!!! Didn't tell my parents about i got rejected from college?

I'm really sorry about your rejections. I guess this is your first experience into adulthood and expectations.

The bottom line is that you have to suck it up and tell your parents exactly what you wrote here on Yahoo Answers. Talk to your guidance counselor with some community college plans and then truly buckle down. I have to tell you that you are not the only student out there who has slacked off in senior year. And you won't be the last either. You realize now that 'Plan A' isn;t going to work, and maybe 'Plan B' isn;t either. Since you do put a value on education, you go for 'Plan C' and then work your way back into a traditional university. Hey, I was on the 5 year college plan and I turned out alright! I also was nervous about telling my parents I failed a college course and received no credit, lot of $$$ down the drain. I had to suck it up, learn a lesson, pay for the course myself, and made Dean's List a few times after.

Life does go on, and this is a great learning experience for you.

Best of luck to you :-)

How do I tell my parents I didn't get into college?

It's not that I didn't get into college, but I didn't get into the one we both wanted to go to. I applied to the University of Texas at Austin and Rice University. I'm fairly smart and when I got accepted to UT, my parents kept telling me that they didn't want me going there and I would be fine and I would get into Rice. They've been doing that since I applied, which has been for two months now. I found out last night that I got rejected and they're going to be so incredibly upset, I don't even know what to tell them. Someone please help.

How to tell my parents i got rejected by colleges?

I got reected by both and now feel so down.my parents were excited for me and now will be all deppressed cuz of this news. Im the first in the family to be rejected. Also all my parents friends keep telling my mom stuff like "oh he graduating from college!" and stuff and now were all gonna feel like shti. It doesnt help that thier madly strict about school. I hate my life right now.

Got rejected from one of my top colleges today....?

like i feel like complete cr@p and that it was a joke for me to try... like i the college i applied to (northeastern) was supposedly the "easier" college to get into from most of my other colleges...... now i am waiting on 5 more and there is not point... no hope... i'm just going to have to end up at a crappy state school.. umass amherst.. and life is going to f*cking suck... i hate my life.. like i dont want to live anymore

my mom is mad at me and keeps on saying how it is completely my fault and how i should have studied harder in school and for the sat's... i own up to taking blame for not gatting in... but she isnt helping me at all... like wtf.

and this rejection is like a big shock... like wtf even my guidance counselor thought that i was going to get in... f*ck it... im never goiing to get a break and go on to bigger and better things in my life

and like now i have homework to do.. and like i dont even care if i fail my classes anymore.. i am a joke.

If you got rejected from your dream school(s), what would you do?

When I was 9 years old, my older brother got rejected from MIT. I vowed that I would dowhatever it took to get in there, so that I could turn it down and go somewhere else instead (because I wanted to be a lawyer).For 8 years, I did everything I could to get into MIT. I joined the right clubs, I got the right grades, got a 2350 on my SAT, andtook all the AP classes my school offered (plus a few more). I didn't seriously consider the school until I visited it before my junior year of high school, and I realized that it actually could be the place where I got the degree I wanted (Linguistics, because of Noam Chomsky, an MIT professor emeritus).When I was 17, I got rejected from MIT. I had been deferred out of Early Action, and a few days later I learned that my best friend’s boyfriend (who had completely different clubs than mine, but lower GPA, SAT, and AP scores) had gotten in for Computer Science. I felt very disappointed, even cried a little (though especially because I didn't know he applied and nobody told me he got in for 3 days after it happened) but ultimately waited to hear back from my other reach school, Brown. I hadn't been extremely invested in it, though I did love the campus and academics, so it didn't really sting when I got rejected again.That left my two safety options - RPI and UConn. I, after visiting each campus and a few emails with RPI’s financial aid, settled on RPI, because for slightly higher tuition could allow me to pursue a dual major and graduate a year early. I will graduate with about 15,000 in loans, unless I stay for a 4th year to get a master’s degree.Ultimately, I think that getting rejected from my dream schools was the best thing that could have happened. I was so focused on their shiny new campuses, interesting students, and the prestige of beating the odds for admission that I never really considered whether those schools were the best path towards what I actually wanted to do, and who I actually wanted to become. RPI was really the best choice for me from the start, and only through some harsh rejections was I able to see that.Dream schools are wonderful, and the people who get into their dream schools are incredibly lucky. But don't forget that the best place for you to grow and develop might not be the place you expect from the brochures.

I rejected a dating offer from a single mom?

I'm a 20 years old college student, and at my part time job, there's a cute 19 years old girl. I got to know her, and found out that she was a single mom. I didn't mind it much, as long as she wouldn't get me into mad drama.
The other day, she asked me for a date, which was rather surprising. I know although she's a mother she's still a young girl who likes to have fun just as much as everybody, but come on. A single mom, of a 25 months old baby girl, asking a guy out for a date including clubbing, on a THURSDAY NIGHT???
I kind of figured that this girl was rather dumb but I stuck around to see how she really was, and I don't think I should even give a chance to a girl who is such a careless mother. So I rejected.

But now I feel really bad for her.
Have I done the right thing?

How do I reject a single mother nicely?

I met a beautiful woman yesterday at my college. However, I find out she has a 3 year old daughter. I'm 24 years old in college, I don't want to date a single mother (I don't care how attractive she is) at all ever. I want to let her down nicely, but telling a woman you don't want to date her because she has a child will piss any woman off.

How do I let her down nicely?

Why was my FAFSA rejected by my school?

I completed all forms for my school all but one was accepted. One was said to have been incomplete. But I had no income for last year. My boyfriend and I live together and have 2 children.
I have not lived with my mother since I was 17, and never had support from my father.

I will be paying out of my own pocket, which means I will have to take one semester of classes and sit the next semester out so i can save up enough to go back again. If I have to do that Its going to take me years to finish.

Do I absolutely have to put my parents info on my FAFSA? Is that why they rejected it.?
That does not make sense to me. She does not support me at all.

What can I do to get help to pay for school. I cant work anymore then I do now. Im just so tired.
Nobody in my family went to college, I have nobody to ask. My Boyfriend who went to college has no idea what he did because he had his mom to help.

I cant even get loans because I have no credit history. And my bank does not offer loans for my school.

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