You must be another sim clown.

There is nothing wrong with being ambitious but not knowing your limitations or how the market will react makes you a fool.

I dare to say it ... Sim grads won't make it to reputable MAP programs. Maybe an exceptional one in a rare blue moon scenario but definitely don't hope for it. It's like saying a poly kid is going to get the president scholarship. That *still* has higher odds than an sim kid making it but no one is going to put good money on it.

Believe whatever you want. In the end, the rejection letters will be proof.