Guess She Won't Need Him, Guess She Won't Feed Him When He's 64

Sir Paul, you'd be better off listening to Kanye West: If you ain't no punk holler "We want prenup! We want prenup!"

Also on the topic of lack of love, I have been shown about the minimal amount of love possible from the University of Chicago without their downright rejecting me. After Round 3 decisions came out, they've informed me that I am still on their waitlist, which is now accepting people on a rolling basis (although those accepted in Round 3 have until June 8th to submit their deposits to secure a seat). There's at least 30 of us still on the waitlist (my guess is somewhere between 40-70). Here's an unranked list of the people who admitted being on the waitlist on the Chicago GSB's message board:

1. MD13 - international
2. GST3
3. round2
4. Harsha - international
5. ord2
6. mba08
7. NehaGargi - international
8. barijee
9. mpy
10. ObiKenobi
11. xipo - international
12. MBA33
13. mba_2008
14. puma- international
15. blackbird_kj - international
16. Basketball - international
17. JCS - international
18. hopefulgsb
19. Keka
20. HydPrkRanger
21. Enigma
22. PJHoo
23. aquaguy.
24. orangeMBA
25. YANCC
26. TNK
27. aks_gupta
28. Akash
29. bub

All in all, I think my chances are pretty slim at this point. Being that only 550 or so kids are in each incoming class at Chicago, it would seem that only people of similar background as myself opting out of their Chicago acceptance would lead to my getting in. So if you're a white male engineer that got accepted at Chicago, consider deferring for a year, or going someplace else. It does get cold in Chicago :)

As far as silver linings go, the night before I found out I was still on the waitlist (after a day of not receiving a call from the admissions office while I knew such calls were going out) was some of the best sleep I've gotten in a long, long time. Not getting into school would also allow me to be much better off financially if and when I ever decide to go (and get in).