What Do You Plan To Do With Your Rejection Letters?

[Saxby Clemens II]

Something evil?

[lawstudent3]

Run around like a madman giving everyone paper cuts with them.

[jeb240]

I'm not planning on getting any.

Or, rather, I'm not planning on opening any.  I'll hold it up to the light and if I can make out unhappy words I'll just leave them be.

[Stephon Devante]

I've a notebook with each school separated by tabs... each school has the LSAC ABA guide print outs, my completed application, addendums, and any correspondence from the school...

Somehow, Texas mysteriously moved to the back tab, while Wake Forest and W&M moved further towards the front tabs...

[moonchigger]

In high school my friends and I started a little game and laminated our rejection letters and posted them on our locker for all to see.  It was a good way to lighten the mood of receiving dings.  If I was still in school and on campus I would probaly do the same thing but on my dorm door.

[AlanShore]

I'm going to put the ones from the best schools on my walls/desk and use them as motivation for the three years I am in law school.

At least something good will come out of all of those application fees.

[Yale College Inferno]

In HS I got 3 rejection letters of 10 UG apps. I was going to have a rejection letter bonfire barbecue with my HS classmates, but it didn't happen...senioritis.

[forbzik]

If I ever make it big, I'll mail them back to the schools to rub it in their faces.  Of course, I probably won't make it big, so I will just keep them around to remind myself how pathetic I am. 

[redbottlecap]

I'm going to keep them.  And on each one, write down the name of every lawyer from that school that I beat in court.  Kind of like a fighter pilot marking off kills on the nose of his plane.

No, not really.  But that would be cool.

[AH]

I've gotten some of the best ideas ever from this thread!  I wish I was s organized as sdevante... maybe that's why he's gotten into s many good schools already.