Is it time? Not really. But it has been demanded, and so it shall be delivered.
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I've been c/o 2021 since 2015 so imagine my relief to see this thread finally up and running 
The c/o 2022 thread will get started in October at this rate!
I think this is like... obscenely early. Like, almost 2 months ahead of last year. Calm down guys, calm down.
2 months, ours was started in February
Yeah... I actually know that and that's what I meant. But I was reading your post that said the word "October" and my brain got confused. Now I got to make an edit.
I was curious so I went a searching. They've been started in February since c/o 2017, but prior to that much later - 2016's was started in May, 2015's wasn't started until August, 2013's in June. The first one, for class of 2013, was started in September, after everyone had already started classes! Hence the question of how they were doing, having started vet school.
Now you can stay out of our thread.I've been c/o 2021 since 2015 so imagine my relief to see this thread finally up and running
<3
So I definitely was about to say "February is more than two months away" but then I realized I have finals brain and it really is December.
Oh good, I'm not the only one who briefly forgot it was December.
Maybe if people didn't start singing Christmas songs in October then I would recognize this month as December. As it is, things look no different to me.But Christmas
I haven't even finished the first semester yet!!
Cherish the excitement, you'll need it!
Cherish the excitement, you'll need it!
But Christmas
Seems tomorrow will be Judgement Day for a lot of c/o 2021 hopefuls 
Why can't they just send the emails out already?!!!!!
Why can't they just send the emails out already?!!!!!
NeverMaybe if people didn't start singing Christmas songs in October then I would recognize this month as December. As it is, things look no different to me.
The more I think about it, the more I'm amused that this post is up even before the applicant stats one. 
C/O 2021 was getting a rep as a class of slackers! Now you're ahead of the curve.
Seriously. My first interview isn't for three weeks lolThe more I think about it, the more I'm amused that this post is up even before the applicant stats one.
actually, the spaced out ellipsis in the thread title kind of makes me less happy. It's weirder every time I look at it.This thread makes me so happy.
When did WZ become the authority on how to write an ellipsis?
I'm not saying it's wrong.She's the only other English major I know of on here.
I'm saying it looks wrong.
thepunctuationguide.com supports me:
Informal writing
In informal writing, an ellipsis can be used to represent a trailing off of thought.
If only she had . . . Oh, it doesn’t matter now.
Informal writing
In informal writing, an ellipsis can be used to represent a trailing off of thought.
If only she had . . . Oh, it doesn’t matter now.
I wasn't aware writing an ellipsis required a four year degree.She's the only other English major I know of on here.
I guess WZ can correct me if I'm wrong but when I've looked it up in the past... I think there's actually no consensus on which way is "correct" and it comes down to preference.
All I know is that '...' was considered incorrect formatting in my undergrad essays. (Plus it looks weird )
If my degree was all a lie . . .
)If my degree was all a lie . . .
In February someone can make a thread with the weird compact ellipsis and all will be right in the sdn world.
I wrote a book so I know everything
I'm going to go cry into my MLA manual
Don't think it ever came up in any of my classes! I don't know that I've ever seen the spaced out version.All I know is that '...' was considered incorrect formatting in my undergrad essays. (Plus it looks weird
If my degree was all a lie . . .
Ha. Seems to be mostly personal preference. I like without the spaces because I don't want my ellipsis to be broken up by a line break.