Hi there! I am a current senior in college, and I just finished applying to vet school. I applied to 14 vet schools. I was rejected by 10, waitlisted at 3, and accepted to one. The one I was accepted to is Ross, which I absolutely love. I wouldn't have applied to Ross if I didn't love Ross. Now, the problem is I have a friend who applied to roughly the same number of schools as me and even applied to some of the same schools, and she got into 4 or 5 schools, waitlisted at the majority, and rejected from rarely any. She has been constantly telling me about how "difficult it is to choose which school to go to" and how "I'm lucky because I only have one to choose from". On top of that, she specifically told me she didn't apply to Ross because she knows she "could get into a US school". When I got into Ross after all these rejections, I was so relieved. But now, I'm struggling to even feel happy about getting in. I just feel like a big idiot because I only got into 1, and it was Ross. I know that it only takes one, and "vet school is vet school," but I can't help but feel this pressure that all my peers are going to vet schools, and they will be looking at me because I only got into Ross, and I couldn't get into a US school. I am waiting on two of my waitlists (LMU and Western) to see if I get off the waitlist. If I get off the waitlist at LMU, I think I would go there, too, but I haven't even weighed my options. I think I'm overthinking this, but could someone talk me off a ledge?