Re: UVA Class of 2013
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 6:32 pm
I could be wrong, but that looks like a worksheet to prepare you to be able to fill out the actual form?
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You are correct. These were the instructions I were given. You could email them to see if they want you to do the same. It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me but they are the ones who will potentially give me monies so I will do whatever they want.oneforship wrote:I could be wrong, but that looks like a worksheet to prepare you to be able to fill out the actual form?
I don't have to fill out the parental section, but the questions that I'm asked on the form do not match up with the worksheet. It asked me for balances for assets (accounts, house, etc.) but nothing about taxes. Is anyone else seeing the same thing? I guess I should call them.Doritos wrote:It's this form...http://www.law.virginia.edu/pdf/admissi ... d_1011.pdfoneforship wrote:What is a Pre-Application form, and why is it not listed under "Forms" on their finaid website?Doritos wrote:FYI guys its not as easy as editing your FAFSA form. The FinAid office told me I had to fill out the parental section on a Pre-Application Form and send that ish in. So I was told to fill out the extra form as well as edit my FAFSA
They wanted me to fill out the parental section of it
Yeah they FinAid office told me thats why we need to fill out the parental stuff for the FAFSA. There are things that FAFSA asks that the worksheet does not. I have no idea why it is this way but it seems that they combine all the info from. Here's a section of the email I was sent...pilotgal wrote:I don't have to fill out the parental section, but the questions that I'm asked on the form do not match up with the worksheet. It asked me for balances for assets (accounts, house, etc.) but nothing about taxes. Is anyone else seeing the same thing? I guess I should call them.Doritos wrote:It's this form...http://www.law.virginia.edu/pdf/admissi ... d_1011.pdfoneforship wrote:What is a Pre-Application form, and why is it not listed under "Forms" on their finaid website?Doritos wrote:FYI guys its not as easy as editing your FAFSA form. The FinAid office told me I had to fill out the parental section on a Pre-Application Form and send that ish in. So I was told to fill out the extra form as well as edit my FAFSA
They wanted me to fill out the parental section of it
What happened? Theft? Snow begin to melt and flood your place?Kohinoor wrote:Listen to Papa Kohinoor. Buy renter's insurance.
This would make a good hypo for some aspiring C/O 2013 gunners.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
What's a priority WL? Were there conditions for him accepting a place on it? If there were no strings attached, I'd say he is no longer bound since they gave him a decision w/in the 15 day timeline and it was a WL.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
Edit: UVa says ED contract still applies.
D Brooks wrote:What happened? Theft? Snow begin to melt and flood your place?Kohinoor wrote:Listen to Papa Kohinoor. Buy renter's insurance.
Hmm. This is kinda cool.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
Edit: UVa says ED contract still applies.
Your friend was notified of his decision within the 15 days. UVa fulfilled that obligation. Your friend was waitlisted. However, UVA then admitted him and explicitly did so under the ED contract. Thus, the underlined part doesn't come into play. Nothing in the contract says that an initial decision rendered by UVA releases the applicant from the ED contract. Is my interpretation off?Early Decision applicants will be notified of their decision no later than 15 days after all the following criteria are met: the
application for admission is complete, the early decision agreement has been received and residency status has been determined.
Early Decision applicants who are waitlisted are free to maintain applications for admission to other law schools and to initiate new
applications, and are not bound to enroll at the University of Virginia if offered admission later in the admissions season as part of
the regular decision process.
could compel an admitted student to enroll even if he simply didn't want to attend any law school.Early Decision applicants
commit to enroll at the University of Virginia School of Law if admitted under this option.
Really? How bad was it?Kohinoor wrote:D Brooks wrote:What happened? Theft? Snow begin to melt and flood your place?Kohinoor wrote:Listen to Papa Kohinoor. Buy renter's insurance.
The contract says the applicant is not bound if they are waitlisted and offered admission at a later date.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
Edit: UVa says ED contract still applies.
Not quite. It says that they are not bound if they are waitlisted and then offered admission under the regular decision process. Here, UVA offered him admission under the ED process according to our hypo.Stringer Bell wrote:The contract says the applicant is not bound if they are waitlisted and offered admission at a later date.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
Edit: UVa says ED contract still applies.
Not my house. Bad apparently.D Brooks wrote:Really? How bad was it?Kohinoor wrote:D Brooks wrote:What happened? Theft? Snow begin to melt and flood your place?Kohinoor wrote:Listen to Papa Kohinoor. Buy renter's insurance.
You're right. I didn't finish reading that sentence. Ok, I know I'm getting gunneresque with this hypo, but it looks like they could admit someone under the ED contract in July if they wanted to if they could say they were "determining residency" for three months. But wouldn't this only apply to someone who was a Va resident? I mean, if you selected that you were not a Va resident, what is there to determine? In this case wouldn't the 15 days from submitting the application be sufficient to negate the contract?Kohinoor wrote:Not quite. It says that they are not bound if they are waitlisted and then offered admission under the regular decision process. Here, UVA offered him admission under the ED process according to our hypo.Stringer Bell wrote:The contract says the applicant is not bound if they are waitlisted and offered admission at a later date.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
Edit: UVa says ED contract still applies.
He was complete. All criteria had been met. He was admitted some 25 days after completed ED application. He was an out-of-state applicant.Doritos wrote: From the website...
"Early Decision applicants will be notified of their decision no later than 15 days after all the following criteria have been met: the application for admission is complete, the early decision agreement has been received and residency status has been determined."
When were all these criteria met?
Dean called him, told him LSAT was a little lower but that his app was solid. Told him to retake LSAT in December and that UVa would render a decision within 24 hours of retake. He did not retake. UVa called and admitted him anyway and says he is bound by ED.D Brooks wrote:
What's a priority WL? Were there conditions for him accepting a place on it? If there were no strings attached, I'd say he is no longer bound since they gave him a decision w/in the 15 day timeline and it was a WL.
Sounds like he mutually agreed to an extension of the ED contract.slider wrote:Dean called him, told him LSAT was a little lower but that his app was solid. Told him to retake LSAT in December and that UVa would render a decision within 24 hours of retake. He did not retake. UVa called and admitted him anyway and says he is bound by ED.
It was understood that the condition for being admitted was a higher score on the LSAT.
Status check says he was admitted under ED and must withdraw all other applications.
They don't even appear to need to use that loophole. Nothing in the writing stops then from waitlisting you from the ED in Jan. then accepting you under the ED in June. Of course, they don't exercise that option.Stringer Bell wrote:You're right. I didn't finish reading that sentence. Ok, I know I'm getting gunneresque with this hypo, but it looks like they could admit someone under the ED contract in July if they wanted to if they could say they were "determining residency" for three months. But wouldn't this only apply to someone who was a Va resident? I mean, if you selected that you were not a Va resident, what is there to determine? In this case wouldn't the 15 days from submitting the application be sufficient to negate the contract?Kohinoor wrote:Not quite. It says that they are not bound if they are waitlisted and then offered admission under the regular decision process. Here, UVA offered him admission under the ED process according to our hypo.Stringer Bell wrote:The contract says the applicant is not bound if they are waitlisted and offered admission at a later date.slider wrote:Off Topic...
I have this friend (I really do, this is not a code for 'me') who applied to UVa ED before the deadline was extended. He was priority waitlisted pending an LSAT retake. But he decided not to retake. He kept his original score and was contacted by UVA a few days later that he was admitted under the ED contract (perhaps 25 days after submitting ED). UVa exceeded the 15 day promise (can we call it a promise?).
Long story short. Is this guy bound by the ED contract?
Edit: UVa says ED contract still applies.
I guess you are right. He was promised a decision in 15 days and got one (priority waitlist pending Dec LSAT).Kohinoor wrote:They don't even appear to need to use that loophole. Nothing in the writing stops then from waitlisting you from the ED in Jan. then accepting you under the ED in June. Of course, they don't exercise that option.
Rental insurance is really cheap, and probably worth it. Also required by some rental associations.dailygrind wrote:Dunno...I've never really been a fan of insurance. It's pretty much always expected value negative, and only worth taking if you're really worried about worst case scenarios.