Does declining my university acceptances affect my chances for the same university next year?

[Huckleberry3911948]

Good to remember that a university acceptance is an invitation to take out a 120,000 dollar non dischargeable loan - consider trade school or military
If you are employed -even in the trades -employer often willing to foot much of the bill for additional schooling
If if if if yes if -it is useful to them
Not body building 101 and ethnic studies and italian

[bluedevilz]

Originally Posted by MinasIthil

My words that you have quoted should have been self-evident given that I have provided the quotations that I was responding to. The supposed confusion between 'competitive/higher chance' and 'guarantee' clearly began with Timberline not with Minas Ithil (though he did later correct his equation).
I simply hold the phrase 'higher chance of being accepted rather than rejected' to its non-back-kissing intentions. Every other 'interpretations' made literally less sense (UCLA not knowing/incapable of rationally estimating the number of applicants, for instance, is patently false given their same excuses 10-20 years ago).


As per usual, it seems like my threads are being answered by habitual gas-lighters rather than by ethical individuals. You sub-forumers can continue group-masturbating to each others' answers, I am tired of re-clarifying my positions repeatedly.

Got it....so in your alternate reality universe 60-40 equals a "guarantee"

If you were even remotely capable of stringing together a cogent response you wouldn't need to keep "re clarifying your positions" clearly that is asking too much....