unbelievable. absolutely unbelievable.
Jul. 26th, 2006 09:42 amDear University of Washington,
Why. Why do you do this? Some kind of phallic envy? Not enough tall buildings on UW campus, so you have to get away with asking ridiculous questions?
First it was the personal statement. Dumb, but I can see why I needed that, I suppose. It appears to be not uncommon here anyway. (I still think it's dumb.)
Then it was the high school transcripts. Dumber. Don't get that one, particularly with the amount of credits I have. No one at your admissions office can explain it, either, which makes me think the rule is arbitrary and lame.
But why do you need to know my academic history going back to first grade? You could have easily bypassed that by putting a checkbox asking me if all my academic instruction was in English, and if not please fill out the form below. We do speak English in Canada. At least most of it. Really. Even though we like to fling around extra vowels on occasion.
First grade?!? I had to LOOK UP the name of my primary school, for God's sake.
Having done both, I can honestly say it is in some ways simpler to get a permanent resident card in the United States than it is to apply to the University of Washington.
I'm surprised you don't want SAT scores. Considering you wanted everything else that didn't make sense, it seems almost normal of you.
I'm still waiting for you to send me a cup to pee in. I'm sure you'll want to sequence my genome to make sure I'm an appropriate student for your institution.
Obviously your bureaucrats used to work for the Province of Ontario,
Me.
Why. Why do you do this? Some kind of phallic envy? Not enough tall buildings on UW campus, so you have to get away with asking ridiculous questions?
First it was the personal statement. Dumb, but I can see why I needed that, I suppose. It appears to be not uncommon here anyway. (I still think it's dumb.)
Then it was the high school transcripts. Dumber. Don't get that one, particularly with the amount of credits I have. No one at your admissions office can explain it, either, which makes me think the rule is arbitrary and lame.
But why do you need to know my academic history going back to first grade? You could have easily bypassed that by putting a checkbox asking me if all my academic instruction was in English, and if not please fill out the form below. We do speak English in Canada. At least most of it. Really. Even though we like to fling around extra vowels on occasion.
First grade?!? I had to LOOK UP the name of my primary school, for God's sake.
Having done both, I can honestly say it is in some ways simpler to get a permanent resident card in the United States than it is to apply to the University of Washington.
I'm surprised you don't want SAT scores. Considering you wanted everything else that didn't make sense, it seems almost normal of you.
I'm still waiting for you to send me a cup to pee in. I'm sure you'll want to sequence my genome to make sure I'm an appropriate student for your institution.
Obviously your bureaucrats used to work for the Province of Ontario,
Me.