Stop. You're giving me a chubby.chrisbru wrote:FiveSermon wrote: You mad brah?
Anyways I'm far from being the douchiest person on TLS. I'm not even above average on the douchy scale for TLS.
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not to be a buzz kill, but these threads are useful for future applicants (I know i looked at last years and probably a few of the years before that when psyching myself up for applications). so rather than force them to tread through this useless, albeit amusing, feud, can you all discontinue the derailment before the thread is locked. pretty please.
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Seconded...nihilism is key wrote:not to be a buzz kill, but these threads are useful for future applicants (I know i looked at last years and probably a few of the years before that when psyching myself up for applications). so rather than force them to tread through this useless, albeit amusing, feud, can you all discontinue the derailment before the thread is locked. pretty please.
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Back on topic: my cycle is over.
172, 2.85 LSGPA, 3+ years WE, below avg softs
Admits: WUSTL(attending) and Wake Forest with money, Maryland, Houston
Rejections: Northwestern, UVA, Michigan, BU, Gtown
WL: Duke, Emory, W&L, W&M
Apparently using my app for toilet paper: Columbia
No surprises really...only regrets were not taking LSAT in June and not biting the bullet and applying ED to Northwestern. Probably could have applied to some more schools, but can't think of any off the top of my head that I definitely would have been interested in AND were legitimate targets.
172, 2.85 LSGPA, 3+ years WE, below avg softs
Admits: WUSTL(attending) and Wake Forest with money, Maryland, Houston
Rejections: Northwestern, UVA, Michigan, BU, Gtown
WL: Duke, Emory, W&L, W&M
Apparently using my app for toilet paper: Columbia
No surprises really...only regrets were not taking LSAT in June and not biting the bullet and applying ED to Northwestern. Probably could have applied to some more schools, but can't think of any off the top of my head that I definitely would have been interested in AND were legitimate targets.
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Congrats on WUSTL, that's a great school, especially if you want to stay in the midwest!edgarfigaro wrote:Back on topic: my cycle is over.
172, 2.85 LSGPA, 3+ years WE, below avg softs
Admits: WUSTL(attending) and Wake Forest with money, Maryland, Houston
Rejections: Northwestern, UVA, Michigan, BU, Gtown
WL: Duke, Emory, W&L, W&M
Apparently using my app for toilet paper: Columbia
No surprises really...only regrets were not taking LSAT in June and not biting the bullet and applying ED to Northwestern. Probably could have applied to some more schools, but can't think of any off the top of my head that I definitely would have been interested in AND were legitimate targets.
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I like to believe i'm in the 75th percentile of douchness.chrisbru wrote:FiveSermon wrote: You mad brah?
Anyways I'm far from being the douchiest person on TLS. I'm not even above average on the douchy scale for TLS.
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I have to rank you around 60th percentile. You have the douchiness but you lack the raging dickhead mode. Polite douchebags are limited.Patriot1208 wrote:I like to believe i'm in the 75th percentile of douchness.chrisbru wrote:FiveSermon wrote: You mad brah?
Anyways I'm far from being the douchiest person on TLS. I'm not even above average on the douchy scale for TLS.
TITCR.
You two are lucky some of the other TLS'ers aren't a part of this thread. You'd get torn apart.
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*Sigh*FiveSermon wrote:I have to rank you around 60th percentile. You have the douchiness but you lack the raging dickhead mode. Polite douchebags are limited.Patriot1208 wrote:I like to believe i'm in the 75th percentile of douchness.chrisbru wrote:FiveSermon wrote: You mad brah?
Anyways I'm far from being the douchiest person on TLS. I'm not even above average on the douchy scale for TLS.
TITCR.
You two are lucky some of the other TLS'ers aren't a part of this thread. You'd get torn apart.
Right around median, story of my life.
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Cycle Over, WL from Harvard. And in true splitter fashion I can say I'm the lowest non URM WL by over 3 tenths of a grade point.
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Congrats. Now you are eligible to transfer to Harvard after 1L year, provided you rock your examssplitmuch wrote:Cycle Over, WL from Harvard. And in true splitter fashion I can say I'm the lowest non URM WL by over 3 tenths of a grade point.
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bdubs wrote:Congrats. Now you are eligible to transfer to Harvard after 1L year, provided you rock your examssplitmuch wrote:Cycle Over, WL from Harvard. And in true splitter fashion I can say I'm the lowest non URM WL by over 3 tenths of a grade point.
Haha, just looked at your profile and saw youre looking at JDMBA programs, have you decided where you'll be? Im going to NU.
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I'm torn between NYU JD and Northwestern JD/MBA. I have until May 2 to make up my mind.splitmuch wrote:bdubs wrote:Congrats. Now you are eligible to transfer to Harvard after 1L year, provided you rock your examssplitmuch wrote:Cycle Over, WL from Harvard. And in true splitter fashion I can say I'm the lowest non URM WL by over 3 tenths of a grade point.
Haha, just looked at your profile and saw youre looking at JDMBA programs, have you decided where you'll be? Im going to NU.
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Two great options. My unsolicited comment is if you want to do work where the MBA will be beneficial, the prestige difference between the NYU and NU JDs isn't worth giving up the NU JD and Kellog MBA.bdubs wrote:I'm torn between NYU JD and Northwestern JD/MBA. I have until May 2 to make up my mind.splitmuch wrote:bdubs wrote:Congrats. Now you are eligible to transfer to Harvard after 1L year, provided you rock your examssplitmuch wrote:Cycle Over, WL from Harvard. And in true splitter fashion I can say I'm the lowest non URM WL by over 3 tenths of a grade point.
Haha, just looked at your profile and saw youre looking at JDMBA programs, have you decided where you'll be? Im going to NU.
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Yeah, my primary career goals are more law oriented (not transactional). The MBA would be beneficial, but it's not a deal maker/breaker. I'm still collecting feedback from various sources to help me make up my mind.splitmuch wrote:Two great options. My unsolicited comment is if you want to do work where the MBA will be beneficial, the prestige difference between the NYU and NU JDs isn't worth giving up the NU JD and Kellog MBA.bdubs wrote:I'm torn between NYU JD and Northwestern JD/MBA. I have until May 2 to make up my mind.
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bdubs wrote:Yeah, my primary career goals are more law oriented (not transactional). The MBA would be beneficial, but it's not a deal maker/breaker. I'm still collecting feedback from various sources to help me make up my mind.splitmuch wrote:Two great options. My unsolicited comment is if you want to do work where the MBA will be beneficial, the prestige difference between the NYU and NU JDs isn't worth giving up the NU JD and Kellog MBA.bdubs wrote:I'm torn between NYU JD and Northwestern JD/MBA. I have until May 2 to make up my mind.
Well, good luck with your choice.
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Thanks, Northwestern is a great place and there is a good chance I will see you there next year.splitmuch wrote:bdubs wrote:Yeah, my primary career goals are more law oriented (not transactional). The MBA would be beneficial, but it's not a deal maker/breaker. I'm still collecting feedback from various sources to help me make up my mind.splitmuch wrote:Two great options. My unsolicited comment is if you want to do work where the MBA will be beneficial, the prestige difference between the NYU and NU JDs isn't worth giving up the NU JD and Kellog MBA.bdubs wrote:I'm torn between NYU JD and Northwestern JD/MBA. I have until May 2 to make up my mind.
Well, good luck with your choice.
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Apologies all around. And there's obviously no feud. I just got bored at work and decided to try out trollin. And the American Psycho quote was a very poor decision. Definitely not a threat. I was trying to facetiously play off of him saying "U mad" by quoting the maddest dude around. Definitely a mistake.
For future applicants: 3.5/172 here. Couple years working. Good undergrad but not gamechangingly good.
In at Penn, Northwestern, Cornell, Georgetown, Vandy, Texas.
Priority Reserve at Duke.
Waitlist at NYU, Michigan, UVA, UCLA, USC.
Dinged at Chicago (applied in January), and Berkeley.
For future applicants: 3.5/172 here. Couple years working. Good undergrad but not gamechangingly good.
In at Penn, Northwestern, Cornell, Georgetown, Vandy, Texas.
Priority Reserve at Duke.
Waitlist at NYU, Michigan, UVA, UCLA, USC.
Dinged at Chicago (applied in January), and Berkeley.
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Final update unless I get some action on my scholarship negotiationsbdubs wrote: In:
NYU - no money
Penn - no money
Duke JD/MBA- 36,000
Northwestern JD/MBA- 36,000
GULC - no money
USC - 30,000
WUSTL - 84,000
University of Washington - Didn't submit supplemental scholarship essay
WL:
Columbia - Withdrew
Chicago - Withdrew
Michigan - Withdrew
Viriginia - Withdrew
UCLA - Withdrew
WaitingRejected:
Stanford
3.5 GPA, 172 LSAT (retake with addendum), 5 years of consulting work experience
Submitted most of my applications in late October and a few in early November.
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Guess I can give my final update, even though I have a profile on LSN.
In:
Mich- 54k attending
Cornell - sticker
Gulc - sticker
Vandy - 50k
WUSTL - 84k
William and Mary - 28k (and instate tuition )
UF - 24k
WL:
Chicago
NYU (received fall grade request but never followed up b/c I decided on mich, received several weeks after)
Penn (wrote only one optional, in retrospect I should have written two)
UVA (wrote why essay)
Duke (wrote why essay and had targeted LOR from an alum)
Northwestern (Held then withdrew, no full time work)
Out:
Columbia
Texas
3.49/173
Cycle went very predictably, I guessed I would end up at mich. Initially my first choice was UVA but I wasn't willing to pass up the chance at money from other schools by doing ED. It ended up being a good decision b/c I like mich especially for a ~40% discount. It does scare me a little bit that if mich hadn't come through I would be looking at cornell or gulc at sticker or maybe vandy. If that were the case I would probably be waiting a year and reapplying ED. All in all I am happy with how my cycle turned out. No tough decisions to make, I had one clear choice which saved me time, stress and money not having to visit and decide between several schools. Good luck to the rest of you splitters.
In:
Mich- 54k attending
Cornell - sticker
Gulc - sticker
Vandy - 50k
WUSTL - 84k
William and Mary - 28k (and instate tuition )
UF - 24k
WL:
Chicago
NYU (received fall grade request but never followed up b/c I decided on mich, received several weeks after)
Penn (wrote only one optional, in retrospect I should have written two)
UVA (wrote why essay)
Duke (wrote why essay and had targeted LOR from an alum)
Northwestern (Held then withdrew, no full time work)
Out:
Columbia
Texas
3.49/173
Cycle went very predictably, I guessed I would end up at mich. Initially my first choice was UVA but I wasn't willing to pass up the chance at money from other schools by doing ED. It ended up being a good decision b/c I like mich especially for a ~40% discount. It does scare me a little bit that if mich hadn't come through I would be looking at cornell or gulc at sticker or maybe vandy. If that were the case I would probably be waiting a year and reapplying ED. All in all I am happy with how my cycle turned out. No tough decisions to make, I had one clear choice which saved me time, stress and money not having to visit and decide between several schools. Good luck to the rest of you splitters.
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Cycle is officially over, final update time!
- 3.28/177, typical splittersville waitlist cycle.
- Applied relatively early (September for most, Duke/Penn/Berkeley in Nov/Dec)
- ~2 years WE (think big, brand-name international company)
- Did not submit Why X essays to any schools.
WL at (in order of soft rejection)
Virginia
Chicago
Columbia
NYU
Semi-WL at NU? I was held, and then withdrew. But I didn't submit LORs/CPEs or a Why NU and also declined to interview. I think if I had taken the option to interview after the hold I may have been accepted, but it's hard to say so I'll just say hold/semi-WL for that one.
Accepted at (in order of acceptance):
Georgetown
Cornell
UPenn
Berkeley
Coincidentally, I didn't get into any of the schools that gave me fee waivers (Columbia, NU, Virginia). Not expecting to get off any of these WLs, so I think it's safe to assume that the cycle is completely over.
It only took NYU a whopping seven months to put me on the waitlist. That's $80 I want back :O
Edit: don't know if this is relevant but for future applicants I'll put this here - I originally submitted my application to UPenn ED and asked to be released from the ED contract about two weeks later (before they began rendering ED decisions officially).
- 3.28/177, typical splittersville waitlist cycle.
- Applied relatively early (September for most, Duke/Penn/Berkeley in Nov/Dec)
- ~2 years WE (think big, brand-name international company)
- Did not submit Why X essays to any schools.
WL at (in order of soft rejection)
Virginia
Chicago
Columbia
NYU
Semi-WL at NU? I was held, and then withdrew. But I didn't submit LORs/CPEs or a Why NU and also declined to interview. I think if I had taken the option to interview after the hold I may have been accepted, but it's hard to say so I'll just say hold/semi-WL for that one.
Accepted at (in order of acceptance):
Georgetown
Cornell
UPenn
Berkeley
Coincidentally, I didn't get into any of the schools that gave me fee waivers (Columbia, NU, Virginia). Not expecting to get off any of these WLs, so I think it's safe to assume that the cycle is completely over.
It only took NYU a whopping seven months to put me on the waitlist. That's $80 I want back :O
Edit: don't know if this is relevant but for future applicants I'll put this here - I originally submitted my application to UPenn ED and asked to be released from the ED contract about two weeks later (before they began rendering ED decisions officially).
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czelede wrote:Cycle is officially over, final update time!
- 3.28/177, typical splittersville waitlist cycle.
- Applied relatively early (September for most, Duke/Penn/Berkeley in Nov/Dec)
- ~2 years WE (think big, brand-name international company)
- Did not submit Why X essays to any schools.
WL at (in order of soft rejection)
Virginia
Chicago
Columbia
NYU
Semi-WL at NU? I was held, and then withdrew. But I didn't submit LORs/CPEs or a Why NU and also declined to interview. I think if I had taken the option to interview after the hold I may have been accepted, but it's hard to say so I'll just say hold/semi-WL for that one.
Accepted at (in order of acceptance):
Georgetown
Cornell
UPenn
Berkeley
Coincidentally, I didn't get into any of the schools that gave me fee waivers (Columbia, NU, Virginia). Not expecting to get off any of these WLs, so I think it's safe to assume that the cycle is completely over.
It only took NYU a whopping seven months to put me on the waitlist. That's $80 I want back :O
Edit: don't know if this is relevant but for future applicants I'll put this here - I originally submitted my application to UPenn ED and asked to be released from the ED contract about two weeks later (before they began rendering ED decisions officially).
I think the hold at NU with a 1 77 ~3.3 and 2 yr WE is only explained by not interviewing/nowhy NU...and congrats on Berkley! They seem to have a high GPA floor so you definitely made something about your app standout. Congrats!
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Thanks! It was definitely a huge surprise. I guess it just goes to show how unpredictable splitters are.splitmuch wrote:czelede wrote:
I think the hold at NU with a 1 77 ~3.3 and 2 yr WE is only explained by not interviewing/nowhy NU...and congrats on Berkley! They seem to have a high GPA floor so you definitely made something about your app standout. Congrats!
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Updated for Columbia.
Pretty sure I'll be at Wash U. I don't think I'd take Cornell sticker over Wash U with 84k. If I get Michigan, I think I'll probably go, but from what I hear, that WL isn't going to be moving much.Kabuo wrote: In: Wash U (84k)
Out: UVA, Vandy, Columbia
WL: Michigan, UCLA, Northwestern (No w/e, no interview)
Reserve: Cornell
Pending: Alabama
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Any of you guys holding out hope for WL acceptances? I deposited at a school I'll be happy with, but I can't help hoping I get that call sometime this summer...
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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