Disheartened Boston College applicants find solace in newly established Holy Cross support group.
Holy Cross College is stepping up to support students who were not accepted into Boston College. The college admission process is notoriously difficult, and for those who fall short, the rejection can be particularly tough.
In an unexpected move, the office of admissions at Holy Cross has announced a support group for Boston College (BC) rejects. These students, now set to fill the incoming class at Holy Cross, will find solace in the camaraderie provided by their fellow BC rejects.
The support group meetings will be held in the college's football stadium, a symbol of strength and resilience. Refreshments will be served, including maroon and purple cookies, to add a touch of warmth and comfort.
In a special event, BC rejects will have the opportunity to throw their rejection letters into the fire pits at the Hoval, symbolising the letting go of past disappointments and the embracing of a new beginning.
However, it's important to note that there's no documented unique behaviour or characteristic of Holy Cross students who were rejected by Boston College, according to the available information.
Meanwhile, two Holy Cross students, Emma Hatem '27 and Tyler Brackett '27, have been making waves with their article, "Dr. Fauci Revealed as Econ Major: Classics Department In Shambles." The article offers an insightful look into the college application process, and this opportunity is open to any and all BC rejects.
The Halloween Listicle, another popular feature at Holy Cross, provides a guide to trick-or-treating activities. Interestingly, "Eggplant" is cited as a source, adding a touch of mystery to the festivities.
Despite the challenges, Holy Cross College is proving to be a beacon of support for those who may have faced rejection from other institutions. The college's commitment to its students is evident, and the spirit of community and resilience is palpable.
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