Yale University and Cornell Offers Lady Admission After Being Rejected by 3 Schools

• Jasmyn Adams, a young woman has opened up about gaining admission at Yale University and Cornell
• She shared that prior to her offers, she got rejected by three different graduate schools
• The lady also added that she called all the schools she did not get in to find out why she did not make the cut and that helped her correct her mistakes

A gorgeous young lady by the name of Jasmyn Adams has recently taken to social media to open up about finally receiving good news after many bad ones.

In a LinkedIn post sighted by YEN.com.gh, Jasmyn shared that in 2006, she got her application to three graduate schools rejected but did not give up.

"In 2006, I was rejected by 3 graduate schools," she wrote.

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The young woman revealed that instead of sitting down feeling sorry for herself she rather reached out to all three schools and enquired about why her application was rejected.

"Well… I called the schools I was #rejected by and asked for feedback"

After receiving similar feedback from all three schools, she went back to the blackboard and put in efforts to correct all her mistakes.

"They all gave the same advice; increase my GRE score, take some graduate-level biomedical #science classes (since my GPA was only 3.0)️, get some lab #experience in a science #research #lab and that’s exactly what I did"

She applied again in two years time and successfully gained admission to two Ivy League schools; Yale University and Cornell University.

In 2008, I got accepted into 12 graduate schools, including Yale and Cornell.

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a Ghanaian lady took to social media to narrate her journey to winning a commonwealth scholarship to attend a school that had just one slot for that scholarship.

In Hectoria Hallord Hope's recent post on LinkedIn, she shared that after receiving almost 50 rejection emails from close to 50 graduate schools she applied for a scholarship at, she has finally had her success after trying for three years.

The excited young lady recounted that she began her application to graduate school in 2019 and got depressed after being rejected by all the schools she applied to.

Source: YEN.com.gh