@@oz_jonesthey is an acceptable correct usage here. I normally don’t play grammar cop but in this instance found it necessary seeing that it’s a correction I’m correcting
Excellent, and so well read!😂 Reminds me of a girl at my college, she didn't get in but she just wouldn't leave. She did the course work and handed in all the assignements and did well. After a semester the collage just gave up and let her stay!😂🤷♀️
No, because university administrators are stuffed shirts puffed up on their own power and they would have been appalled at his temerity for calling them out. Because his sarcasm is on point, they probably didn't evaluate his application individually and with due diligence, they probably threw it on the reject pile because someone didn't like the font he chose or something as irrelevant.
Decades ago when I was in grad school, there was a story about Oberlin that said they always rejected all applicants and started the year with those that showed up anyway. It was intended as an explanation of why Oberlin grads were so obnoxious.
I wish I had had the chutzpah to have done this. I was rejected from the college that I had planned to attend from the age of 12 and it shattered my world.
I once received a rejection letter that contained the phrase: 'Due to the large number of applicants we have had to create a shortlist of candidates. We regret that on this occasion you have been shortlisted.' I replied 'If you regret shortlisting me then you would absolutely hate offering me the job!'
Game on. I'm sorry to inform you, after much deliberation on our part, that we must reject your rejection of our rejection of your application. It turns out that yours is the only rejection of our rejection of an application, so that did give us extra time to deliberate on your rejection of our rejection of your application. Unfortunately, we have determined that rejecting your rejection of our rejection of your application is the proper decision at this time. We wish you luck in finding a suitable institution which will accept your rejection of their rejection of your application.
Then again, IF I, in the role of someone sorting through applications, would receive a rejection of my rejection letter, I'd look up that person once again and actually see what his references have to say about that person. When someone is that witty And persistent, for sure he's a person of interest. Not 13 in a dozen.
Speaking as someone who is still waiting on an indication of acceptance or rejection from over 20 years ago, from a certain summer scholarship programme, I too appreciate the effort which it takes to reach a decision and communicate it to the applicant.
Good news, after a very thorough review of your application status we are excited to inform you that you had been accepted. We sent you an acceptance letter, but unfortunately it appears that someone at your place of residence intercepted the letter and destroyed it. Perhaps a disgruntled uncle? Or perhaps a well-intentioned house elf? Regardless, we encourage applicants contact us and enquire as to their status if they do not receive a response within the expected timeframe. HSWW.
The universities that rejected Paul Devlin, rejected a man who went on to become a 5 time Emmy winner, director, editor, and documentarian. I wonder what awards or accomplishments had those who rejected his college application achieved?
It's like every job in the universe. It's not about being ALWAYS right, but having a decent ratio. You will accept a few bad apples, and reject a few late bloomers, but in the end, they are not omniscient, they just have the role of going through the papers to select those who deserve it the most.. or those with very rich parents.
And every person reading this is learning all these things for the first time, because they've never heard of him or anything he has done. The people who rejected his application achieved a position working at an extremely prestigious university, but I guess in terms of contributions to society that pales in comparison to... making sports movies... about sports that generate little interest to begin with.
That letter of rejection, rejecting their rejection letter, became the basis for that university's reconsideration of their rejection, and subsequent acceptance of Paul's application.
Friends, it could work to do this in many ways because it is not illegal to actually "audit" university classes by sitting in and purchasing a textbook and attending all the lectures. You simply don't get a grade, but if you wish to have the education, you can attend the courses regardless.
it's not illegal to do so but some instructors/classes will have policies against it and will ask you to leave & presumably escalate to campus security if you refuse to do so. that kind of policy isn't common for huge lectures (unless they run out of seating space in the room) but become more likely the smaller the class size.
I think you still have to sign up to audit classes. If you are attending the class without permission, you are technically trespassing and they could have you removed on that basis.
As Groucho Marx put it so eloquently... "I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member." Which means the only organisations to pursue are the ones from which you've already been rejected. 😆
Ryan Reynolds writes? He's an actor, doesn't he just read what other people write for him? It's like, I don't know, reading Shakespeare and saying its just the sort of thing Kenneth Brannagh might say.
I love accents around the UK, America and the rest of the world. As a person that grew up in the UK but travelled worldwide I still find the variances in the Scottish accent to be the hardest to understand.
I was accepted by St Andrews, Cambridge, Imperial College and Newcastle. But Bristol rejected me. Ever since that day 50 years ago when the rejection letter dropped on my mat, I have harboured an irrational grudge towards that university and that city. It's not that I didn't enjoy my time at St Andrews (indeed it was wonderful), but I still wonder to this day what I did to upset Bristol, especially given that some of the UK's finest universities wanted me. But not f***ing Bristol. I wish I could have penned a similar letter to them!
I had to sabotage applications to Harvard and Swarthmore and Yale my parents demanded. Princeton only human option, as it was hometown, and my dad, who directed most national offices for Western Electric co, research, quality insurance, u name it...was alcoholic off job, and although youngest, I was his caretaker. My mom also held national offices, even later taught history of women in science at 'PU'...but brains and education, albeit prerequisite, are insufficient for adulthood...operational interdisciplinarian scientifically adapted maturation. And I can reject with the best of them. Humans are my least favorite species, but we are stuck with, cooperation is a genetic peak for , well, the warmer families, extended, of non-genius species. All of them, domesticated pups and kits great. Ask for Krusti 'NoOne home' the Gnome's puppy stew recipe book. Now with comic book bible and pledge of fascism, only $99.98.... This week only, avoid future regret, write fitly or be silent wisely. Moi, Imma blabberlarynx. Too bad humans have never been domesticated. hamadryas baboons a better choice for development in Jean Piagetian and Auguste Comtean senses.
I too failed the educational system successfully and I am satisfied with the degree of independence it has bestowed upon me for my entrepreneurial courier.
So well said, that I bet the school should feel glad they rejected him and since he's so graceful they will reject him again in the future, whether he applies or not.
Honours in Communication, Bachelor of Human Resourcefulness and Associate Diploma of Sticking Rejection to Them 🫵 Read brilliantly, and Himesh wearing the “Choose Love” ❤️badge tops it off. 👏👏💯
If he is rejected based on his rejection of the rejection, potentially the definitive factor equate to rejection x 2 ÷ rejection to to power of 1 remaining a rejection or is the primary rejection cancelled by the secondary rejection nominating his rejection as neutralising therefore an acceptance?
Benedict Cumberbatch reading a letter to a hotel regarding banning and seagulls is hilarious. Also there is a letter about rehomed cat, and a letter Miriam Margolyes )reads from a care home resident to a bank you will probably like. Same you tube channel, (letters live). Enjoy!
I hired a virtual assistant to bulk apply for over a thousand jobs in a week. Cost ~200USD for a job in 7 days...def worth it. 6 years later, I'm still getting automated rejection letters hahah. Spray and pray is the only way.
"Dear Paul, while it is with some disappointment that we received your rejection of our rejection letter, we feel incumbent upon us to extend to you the offer a position within our admissions team. Yours, Dean of Admissions"
First saw something like this on Jeaney Collects. Clearly not as original an idea as I thought when I watched that, but I like to think that whomever did this first got admitted for the sheer nerve.
Speaking of nerve, years ago in the UK's top tier universities you'd be interviewed by a panel before admittance. It was called a viva voce examination, "live voice". One applicant, who's interview was the 7th or 8th of the day and all the prior interviews had been predictable and tedious, was asked by the bored panel as soon as he sat down to "Surprise us". He hesitated for a moment, stood up and left the room. After a few seconds of stunned silence the chairperson went outside and told him he'd been accepted. Another? Winston Churchill was a famously a rather poor student. One day in school his class was given an assignment to write an essay about a cricket match. Ten seconds in young Winston walked to the front of the class, deposited his essay on the teacher's desk and left the room. The teacher looked down to read the words. "Rain Stopped Play". We do not know if Winston got any marks for that.
I had a friend in high school (who went to Brown) whose brother applied to Harvard. His cover letter was all about why he shouldn't be accepted. While I don't know what the letter said, he was accepted into Harvard.
Particularly sad as degrees for fields that don’t require accreditation or testing for entry are, essentially, worthless. Perhaps the biggest scam in US history.
And i wouldve hired and promoted the person who wrote this letter that very day at double salary with and apology. To have that presence of mind and brass clangers my god hire this person least they become your competition
This is like the Seinfeld episode when George refuses to answer the phone because he knew his girlfriend was breaking up with him. By not picking up the phone he is rejecting her rejection.
😢 it breaks my heart, but my brother is no longer with us. he would have, if he had not stop breathing (the secret of life). There was a time I would share such things when I come across it that I thought he would find amusing. this is one of such that he would have broken out laughing😅… or the very least a chuckle.😊
My response would be to write a letter to Paul, expressing how proud you are of his academic record at our institution to date, but am severely disappointed in learning his rejection of our rejection letter was plagiarized from our earlier submittal of a rejection letter, and we regret to inform you that you have been expelled from the institution. Next time you choose to write a rejection letter, try to write it using your own words and thoughts.
What I find brilliant is how they used so much of the boilerplate terminology and wording found in rejection letters and threw it back in their face.
*he
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@@oz_jonesthey is an acceptable correct usage here. I normally don’t play grammar cop but in this instance found it necessary seeing that it’s a correction I’m correcting
that was my favoiurite part too ;)
That was the WHOLE point !! 😂
"I wish you all the best in your future rejection attempts..."
I can only hope they understood what genius they rejected and in hindside, made him the honorary recipient of a scholarship.
Hindsight.
@@channel_alan That seems to have been an oversight by @famprima 😂
@@BrightsonDavidoverside.
@@rumblynoise918 niiice
@@rumblynoise918 😂
I applied to Stanford. They told me they appreciate my great sense of humor.
LOL!
And also oof
Excellent, and so well read!😂
Reminds me of a girl at my college, she didn't get in but she just wouldn't leave.
She did the course work and handed in all the assignements and did well. After a semester the collage just gave up and let her stay!😂🤷♀️
Surely someone would have given him a second chance on receipt of that letter? It shows such spirit and wit!
what's that got to do with a modern university education ??
@@haydenwalton2766 Oh, you are too harsh. Modern university educations are not all *that* bad...
@@AmandaJYoungs hhhhmmmm
@@paulbarclay4114 you're telling me.
they've set the social sciences back 50 years
No, because university administrators are stuffed shirts puffed up on their own power and they would have been appalled at his temerity for calling them out. Because his sarcasm is on point, they probably didn't evaluate his application individually and with due diligence, they probably threw it on the reject pile because someone didn't like the font he chose or something as irrelevant.
As a retired professor I feel this is brilliant. I have been there.
A brilliant letter brilliantly read.
Decades ago when I was in grad school, there was a story about Oberlin that said they always rejected all applicants and started the year with those that showed up anyway. It was intended as an explanation of why Oberlin grads were so obnoxious.
As an ex-husband of an Oberlin grad, I can confirm
One of the best letters I've heard yet. Excellently read.
nicely brief. agree. I blabbered. Twice....another reply.
Tongue in cheek, deadpan delivery works, hilariously witty😂
I wish I had had the chutzpah to have done this. I was rejected from the college that I had planned to attend from the age of 12 and it shattered my world.
Can we all just acknowledge that this Brit just did this in a FLAWLESS American accent?
exactly - I got that immediately!! gwan, Himesh Patel xx
letters live is great!
Yes, but.... why?
@@wanstronian He was acting the part of an American student. Learning other cultures accents is what many actors do, to perform a role.
@@d.e.b.b5788 I know that, but this wasn't an acting role.
Whaaaaaaat?
Oh my freaking God.
Yes, of course. He's from Yesterday 🙈
Himesh puts on the American accent really well! I love his work.
But which American accent? I’m from Indiana and I detect no accent whatsoever. 😂
@@woodb51 I'm getting traces of native Southern Californian.. but I'm from there as well!
@ woodb51
A generalized American accent, meaning it could be from anywhere in the US but no where specifically. 🙃
This, it’s “General American” but very solid
He's British
I once received a rejection letter that contained the phrase: 'Due to the large number of applicants we have had to create a shortlist of candidates. We regret that on this occasion you have been shortlisted.'
I replied 'If you regret shortlisting me then you would absolutely hate offering me the job!'
So you missed out on going to an unintelligent college.
@@Plethoralitythe job was at a college?
More power to Paul. Well done.
Game on.
I'm sorry to inform you, after much deliberation on our part, that we must reject your rejection of our rejection of your application. It turns out that yours is the only rejection of our rejection of an application, so that did give us extra time to deliberate on your rejection of our rejection of your application. Unfortunately, we have determined that rejecting your rejection of our rejection of your application is the proper decision at this time. We wish you luck in finding a suitable institution which will accept your rejection of their rejection of your application.
Currently hoping my brain will unknot eventually after reading this.
well imitated. My comment, and a long reply, attempted a longer and less elegantly clear version.
Then again, IF I, in the role of someone sorting through applications, would receive a rejection of my rejection letter, I'd look up that person once again and actually see what his references have to say about that person.
When someone is that witty And persistent, for sure he's a person of interest. Not 13 in a dozen.
Speaking as someone who is still waiting on an indication of acceptance or rejection from over 20 years ago, from a certain summer scholarship programme, I too appreciate the effort which it takes to reach a decision and communicate it to the applicant.
Good news, after a very thorough review of your application status we are excited to inform you that you had been accepted. We sent you an acceptance letter, but unfortunately it appears that someone at your place of residence intercepted the letter and destroyed it. Perhaps a disgruntled uncle? Or perhaps a well-intentioned house elf? Regardless, we encourage applicants contact us and enquire as to their status if they do not receive a response within the expected timeframe.
HSWW.
@@willdejong7763 that's not entirely impossible, given that my partner at the time was very much against me continuing my academic career.
But the question is…. Did you attend the program?
@@Zerpersande Obviously he did! He’s a full member of the community now. I don’t know why you even asked.
The universities that rejected Paul Devlin, rejected a man who went on to become a 5 time Emmy winner, director, editor, and documentarian. I wonder what awards or accomplishments had those who rejected his college application achieved?
It's like every job in the universe. It's not about being ALWAYS right, but having a decent ratio. You will accept a few bad apples, and reject a few late bloomers, but in the end, they are not omniscient, they just have the role of going through the papers to select those who deserve it the most.. or those with very rich parents.
Vision is 20:20 in hindsight. At the time of making those decisions universities do not have a perfect understanding of the future.
Pobody’s nerfect
And every person reading this is learning all these things for the first time, because they've never heard of him or anything he has done. The people who rejected his application achieved a position working at an extremely prestigious university, but I guess in terms of contributions to society that pales in comparison to... making sports movies... about sports that generate little interest to begin with.
So what? I'm sure other students of those colleges have also achieved highly, erm, especially Harvard, lol.
That letter of rejection, rejecting their rejection letter, became the basis for that university's reconsideration of their rejection, and subsequent acceptance of Paul's application.
What is your evidence for this?
@@burts6896 Do you take everything literally?
I wish that to were true. Brilliant.
His name is himesh
@@thegraciefighter102 that wasn’t Himesh reading his own letter lol
That is brilliant! So cleverly written.
Because he actually went to University of Michigan! Go blue!
Congratulations to all the winners. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
I spent nearly two years recently applying for corporate security jobs. I only received one personalised rejection letter. Appalling.
Thanks. 👊🏼✌🏻
Friends, it could work to do this in many ways because it is not illegal to actually "audit" university classes by sitting in and purchasing a textbook and attending all the lectures. You simply don't get a grade, but if you wish to have the education, you can attend the courses regardless.
it's not illegal to do so but some instructors/classes will have policies against it and will ask you to leave & presumably escalate to campus security if you refuse to do so. that kind of policy isn't common for huge lectures (unless they run out of seating space in the room) but become more likely the smaller the class size.
I think you still have to sign up to audit classes. If you are attending the class without permission, you are technically trespassing and they could have you removed on that basis.
You can audit a class but I think you will have to be registered at the university first.
@MT MF no, you don't. You just don't get credit for the class. I went to UC Berkeley and this was true back in the day in the 1990s.
@@FayeKu Is it true now though?
I never get tired of this letter.
As Groucho Marx put it so eloquently...
"I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member."
Which means the only organisations to pursue are the ones from which you've already been rejected. 😆
I remember when that was reprinted in The Times in the 90’s. Paul Devlin is a clever guy, for sure!
What a wonderful twist. So clever
Hysterical loved this. Truly classic,
The writer deserves a scholarship for debate/exposition.
This letter sounds like something Ryan Reynolds would write, lol.
Yes, it sounds *exactly* like something Ryan Reynolds would write.
Close but not smart ass enough
Sounds like something the leader of X Force would do too.
Ryan Reynolds writes? He's an actor, doesn't he just read what other people write for him? It's like, I don't know, reading Shakespeare and saying its just the sort of thing Kenneth Brannagh might say.
@@RasheedKhan-he6xx You do know that some actors do more than just act right?
It would be a pleasure to be rejected by this man if he always does it so cleverly.
This was brilliant. And well read
I love accents around the UK, America and the rest of the world.
As a person that grew up in the UK but travelled worldwide I still find the variances in the Scottish accent to be the hardest to understand.
Yorkshire, 64. Could have been Friedlander. Try film "I Know where I'm Going". and a few Bill Travers films.
Fecking Brilliant!
I was accepted by St Andrews, Cambridge, Imperial College and Newcastle. But Bristol rejected me. Ever since that day 50 years ago when the rejection letter dropped on my mat, I have harboured an irrational grudge towards that university and that city.
It's not that I didn't enjoy my time at St Andrews (indeed it was wonderful), but I still wonder to this day what I did to upset Bristol, especially given that some of the UK's finest universities wanted me. But not f***ing Bristol.
I wish I could have penned a similar letter to them!
I had to sabotage applications to Harvard and Swarthmore and Yale my parents demanded. Princeton only human option, as it was hometown, and my dad, who directed most national offices for Western Electric co, research, quality insurance, u name it...was alcoholic off job, and although youngest, I was his caretaker. My mom also held national offices, even later taught history of women in science at 'PU'...but brains and education, albeit prerequisite, are insufficient for adulthood...operational interdisciplinarian scientifically adapted maturation. And I can reject with the best of them. Humans are my least favorite species, but we are stuck with, cooperation is a genetic peak for , well, the warmer families, extended, of non-genius species. All of them, domesticated pups and kits great. Ask for Krusti 'NoOne home' the Gnome's puppy stew recipe book. Now with comic book bible and pledge of fascism, only $99.98.... This week only, avoid future regret, write fitly or be silent wisely. Moi, Imma blabberlarynx. Too bad humans have never been domesticated. hamadryas baboons a better choice for development in Jean Piagetian and Auguste Comtean senses.
"See you in the fall..." 🤣
I too failed the educational system successfully and I am satisfied with the degree of independence it has bestowed upon me for my entrepreneurial courier.
Paul Devlin is a sports editor and documentary film maker he graduated with a B.A from the University of Michigan.
I love this!
I hope whichever university was sent that letter offered him a place after all.
They did!
@@sherrinunya4079 ha! That's fantastic.
Looks like he went to Michigan: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Devlin_(filmmaker)?wprov=sfti1
Thank you for including the Wikipedia page.
I am so going to steal this for job applications.
And you would then need to write something about plagarizing....that would be funny....
So well said, that I bet the school should feel glad they rejected him and since he's so graceful they will reject him again in the future, whether he applies or not.
Oh so you think thats rejection do you?
Here. Someone hold my beer!
How on earth did he get rejected in the first place??😂😂
Such an incredible grasp of irony
Honours in Communication, Bachelor of Human Resourcefulness and Associate Diploma of Sticking Rejection to Them 🫵
Read brilliantly, and Himesh wearing the “Choose Love” ❤️badge tops it off.
👏👏💯
NOT "Hamish" -- he's not Scottish. It is Himesh.
I would have immediately admitted him to the school given him a full ride into whatever he fucking wanted to do.
They did!
Hope this Person through and make a Wonderful step..❤
Beautiful.
This was AMAZING!!!! 😂
If he is rejected based on his rejection of the rejection, potentially the definitive factor equate to rejection x 2 ÷ rejection to to power of 1 remaining a rejection or is the primary rejection cancelled by the secondary rejection nominating his rejection as neutralising therefore an acceptance?
I would watch/listen to many of these on different subjects with different presenters. There is no cringe.
Benedict Cumberbatch reading a letter to a hotel regarding banning and seagulls is hilarious. Also there is a letter about rehomed cat, and a letter Miriam Margolyes )reads from a care home resident to a bank you will probably like. Same you tube channel, (letters live). Enjoy!
@Sam W l love the hotel room one. I had tears rolling down my face with laughter
I have only recently found this gem and have been binge listening😂.
I love him he's such a great person
I hired a virtual assistant to bulk apply for over a thousand jobs in a week. Cost ~200USD for a job in 7 days...def worth it. 6 years later, I'm still getting automated rejection letters hahah. Spray and pray is the only way.
"Dear Paul, while it is with some disappointment that we received your rejection of our rejection letter, we feel incumbent upon us to extend to you the offer a position within our admissions team.
Yours, Dean of Admissions"
This is why "learn to weld" became a thing.
Very good!
Brilliant!
Maybe the most convincing American accent I've ever heard
that's gold
Reminds me of the early episode of Coupling in which crazy Jane rejects Steve’s breaking up with her.
OK they should give this kid a second chance, just for this year effort of this satire. I know I would.
Sounds like the letter writer was a fan of Black Books. Should have added the flugel horn comment.
I might do this to a company that I really want to work for, if they reject me, lmao!
An Australian Teachers College rejected Me in 1975, but Welcomed Me in 1977, because I was 2 years older.
Go figure.
Love it. Love it. Love it.
First saw something like this on Jeaney Collects. Clearly not as original an idea as I thought when I watched that, but I like to think that whomever did this first got admitted for the sheer nerve.
Speaking of nerve, years ago in the UK's top tier universities you'd be interviewed by a panel before admittance. It was called a viva voce examination, "live voice". One applicant, who's interview was the 7th or 8th of the day and all the prior interviews had been predictable and tedious, was asked by the bored panel as soon as he sat down to "Surprise us". He hesitated for a moment, stood up and left the room. After a few seconds of stunned silence the chairperson went outside and told him he'd been accepted.
Another? Winston Churchill was a famously a rather poor student. One day in school his class was given an assignment to write an essay about a cricket match. Ten seconds in young Winston walked to the front of the class, deposited his essay on the teacher's desk and left the room. The teacher looked down to read the words. "Rain Stopped Play". We do not know if Winston got any marks for that.
Brilliant
Wow Himesh Patel can do an American accent!
I had a friend in high school (who went to Brown) whose brother applied to Harvard. His cover letter was all about why he shouldn't be accepted. While I don't know what the letter said, he was accepted into Harvard.
I shoud start doing this with job application rejection emails.
The entire time I was thinking it must be Ohio State. Who could accept being rejected from their safety school?
Clever. Perhaps they changed their mind after.
Clever!
Bless.
Imagine if we sent letters of refusal of rejection letters to employers and they were received by humans rather than Ai bots?
I guess that I thrive on rejection. I set myself up 4 it on daily basis.
He went to Michigan
I’m using this! Lol
Didn't a youtuber do almost this same exact bit a few years ago?
Particularly sad as degrees for fields that don’t require accreditation or testing for entry are, essentially, worthless. Perhaps the biggest scam in US history.
And i wouldve hired and promoted the person who wrote this letter that very day at double salary with and apology. To have that presence of mind and brass clangers my god hire this person least they become your competition
Where did Himesh Patel get that accent?
I love it
This is like the Seinfeld episode when George refuses to answer the phone because he knew his girlfriend was breaking up with him.
By not picking up the phone he is rejecting her rejection.
It's a long way to the top if you want to grovel and scold
😢 it breaks my heart, but my brother is no longer with us. he would have, if he had not stop breathing (the secret of life). There was a time I would share such things when I come across it that I thought he would find amusing. this is one of such that he would have broken out laughing😅… or the very least a chuckle.😊
Just let it be, go somewhere else
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With luck he'll get in. LOL
If you make enough money, you don't need collage. You can hire people with a collage education :)
Why is Tamwar reading this in an American accent?
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
🤣😂🤣
~class.!~
✌🏻🇦🇺🌏🤘🏻
Being smart but lazy gets you tons of rejection letters.
Word.
nice accent Himesh
My response would be to write a letter to Paul, expressing how proud you are of his academic record at our institution to date, but am severely disappointed in learning his rejection of our rejection letter was plagiarized from our earlier submittal of a rejection letter, and we regret to inform you that you have been expelled from the institution. Next time you choose to write a rejection letter, try to write it using your own words and thoughts.
But, wouldn't that be hypocritical, since the University doesn't write an original rejection letter to each applicant?
Hilarious
What the heck happened to his voice ? He sounds American ?