College decision season is emotionally complex. Waiting for decisions can create constant anxiety, and once decisions arrive, students often experience a mix of relief, disappointment, confusion, and self-doubt - sometimes all at once. These reactions are normal. College admissions decisions are not just about acceptance to a school; they are tied to effort, identity, expectations, and imagined futures. While You Are Waiting Waiting is often the most difficult phase. Uncertai

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