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- Mrs. Jack Donaghy
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Most of you have probably seen it because it's almost brilliant, but I just saw it and I had to share.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMvARy0l ... r_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMvARy0l ... r_embedded
- Fresh
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Funny sh*tMrs. Jack Donaghy wrote:Most of you have probably seen it because it's almost brilliant, but I just saw it and I had to share.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMvARy0l ... r_embedded
- whirledpeas86
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Hey all, here's my info!
Queer AA Female
Three years work experience (Two running a cognitive development lab and doing research, one working at the library of congress)
3.59 from Public Ivy (not that that actually means anything)
Taking the LSAT in December, diagnostic of 167 and consistently practice testing in the 169-175 range (though who knows what will happen on the real deal)
Even though I'm taking the LSAT pretty late, I'm planning on having all of my applications submitted by November 15th and I'm right on target to meet that goal.
Good luck, everyone!
Queer AA Female
Three years work experience (Two running a cognitive development lab and doing research, one working at the library of congress)
3.59 from Public Ivy (not that that actually means anything)
Taking the LSAT in December, diagnostic of 167 and consistently practice testing in the 169-175 range (though who knows what will happen on the real deal)
Even though I'm taking the LSAT pretty late, I'm planning on having all of my applications submitted by November 15th and I'm right on target to meet that goal.
Good luck, everyone!
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Good luck, where do you want to go to school?whirledpeas86 wrote:Hey all, here's my info!
Queer AA Female
Three years work experience (Two running a cognitive development lab and doing research, one working at the library of congress)
3.59 from Public Ivy (not that that actually means anything)
Taking the LSAT in December, diagnostic of 167 and consistently practice testing in the 169-175 range (though who knows what will happen on the real deal)
Even though I'm taking the LSAT pretty late, I'm planning on having all of my applications submitted by November 15th and I'm right on target to meet that goal.
Good luck, everyone!
- whirledpeas86
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Chicago and Columbia are my dream schools, mostly because they have clinics that are pretty much exactly what I want to do (mental health law). But I'm applying to a bunch of others (HYS as long shots, NYU, UPenn, Cornell, Michigan, UT Austin, Berkeley, and UCLA).andedom wrote:Good luck, where do you want to go to school?whirledpeas86 wrote:Hey all, here's my info!
Queer AA Female
Three years work experience (Two running a cognitive development lab and doing research, one working at the library of congress)
3.59 from Public Ivy (not that that actually means anything)
Taking the LSAT in December, diagnostic of 167 and consistently practice testing in the 169-175 range (though who knows what will happen on the real deal)
Even though I'm taking the LSAT pretty late, I'm planning on having all of my applications submitted by November 15th and I'm right on target to meet that goal.
Good luck, everyone!
- CryingMonkey
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Apps are in at Berkeley, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Georgetown, and UVA. Planning to get Harvard, Michigan, NYU, and Northwestern in by the end of the week...YS I'm waiting for the Dean's certs. Also decided to throw in at Texas and I might add a couple of safeties.
Definitely can't wait for it to be May.
Definitely can't wait for it to be May.
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FTFM.CryingMonkey wrote:Definitely can't wait for it to beMayAugust.
- CryingMonkey
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I'm kind of looking forward to the months between "committed to a law school" and "actually started law school."bk187 wrote:FTFM.CryingMonkey wrote:Definitely can't wait for it to beMayAugust.
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It'll be all work for me.CryingMonkey wrote:I'm kind of looking forward to the months between "committed to a law school" and "actually started law school."
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
I graduate in December and, if all goes as predicted, I should have heard from my top 5 schools and be waiting for scholly offers.CryingMonkey wrote:I'm kind of looking forward to the months between "committed to a law school" and "actually started law school."bk187 wrote:FTFM.CryingMonkey wrote:Definitely can't wait for it to beMayAugust.
- timmna
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Hey, did anyone (this cycle or last) request a merit fee waiver from a school via email? If so, did you mention your race among your other stats?
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So LSN shows these next two weeks as big decision weeks.. anybody anticipating hearing anything?
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
I received a good number of fee waivers via e-mail. I mentioned my work experience and stats, but didn't mention my race.timmna wrote:Hey, did anyone (this cycle or last) request a merit fee waiver from a school via email? If so, did you mention your race among your other stats?
- EbonyEsq
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Just sending along good vibes to all the applicants in this thread.
- timmna
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Thanks!Thirteen wrote:I received a good number of fee waivers via e-mail. I mentioned my work experience and stats, but didn't mention my race.timmna wrote:Hey, did anyone (this cycle or last) request a merit fee waiver from a school via email? If so, did you mention your race among your other stats?
Good luck to everyone as Oct scores are coming out.
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Yes goood luck indeed! I know I am going to need it.....I just want this cycle to be over already!
- LAWLAW09
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
If you haven't already, feel free to create a profile on http://lawschoolnumbers.com. (It's easier to stalk each other on there )
This thread should start to pick up soonnnnn.
This thread should start to pick up soonnnnn.
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
In at Texas via voicemail.
- JeanGrey
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I'm CharlieBaltimore on LSN, nothing to report yet, I took the October LSAT.LAWLAW09 wrote:If you haven't already, feel free to create a profile on http://lawschoolnumbers.com. (It's easier to stalk each other on there )
This thread should start to pick up soonnnnn.
- Knock
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Re: URM 2010-2011 Application Cycle
Congrats TKtkgrrett wrote:In at Texas via voicemail.
- EbonyEsq
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Congrats!!!!tkgrrett wrote:In at Texas via voicemail.
- EbonyEsq
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That's so weird. Your LSN doesn't show up under the search when selecting URM and unreported LSAT.JeanGrey wrote:I'm CharlieBaltimore on LSN, nothing to report yet, I took the October LSAT.LAWLAW09 wrote:If you haven't already, feel free to create a profile on http://lawschoolnumbers.com. (It's easier to stalk each other on there )
This thread should start to pick up soonnnnn.
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tkgrrett wrote:In at Texas via voicemail.
You sure are racking up those acceptances early I am really excited for you! Congrats!!!
- LLB2JD
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tkgrrett wrote:In at Texas via voicemail.
Congrats. But we both know you won't be going
- JeanGrey
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http://lawschoolnumbers.com/CharlieBaltimoreEbonyEsq wrote:That's so weird. Your LSN doesn't show up under the search when selecting URM and unreported LSAT.JeanGrey wrote:I'm CharlieBaltimore on LSN, nothing to report yet, I took the October LSAT.LAWLAW09 wrote:If you haven't already, feel free to create a profile on http://lawschoolnumbers.com. (It's easier to stalk each other on there )
This thread should start to pick up soonnnnn.