Sadly. I am a re-applicant.subtle wrote:
You've done this process more than once?
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I think several people on this board applied fairly late last cycle and re-applied early this time (with significant better results).subtle wrote:r6_philly wrote:So now I am officially in the same situation as last years. I was complete 3/something last year and went in review about the same time.bk187 wrote:Same here. I was deferred on 11/24 and now IR 3/21.r6_philly wrote:Finally updated to 3/21, from 11/29.
I was deferred, so they are looking at us again. Hopefully.
It says "if it was complete by 2/1 then a decision in 8-12 weeks," which hopefully means 8-12 weeks from 2/1 and not 8-12 weeks from 3/21 but knowing Cornell...
Reserve on the way.
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You have great numbers and an amazing list to choose from. My chances look terrible now in comparison.r6_philly wrote:Sadly. I am a re-applicant.subtle wrote:
You've done this process more than once?
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And a few others also hid out from the economy/hiring situation as well. They will likely do better because the market improved, and competition is less fierce this class.neonx wrote:
I think several people on this board applied fairly late last cycle and re-applied early this time (with significant better results).
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Don't sweat it. It surprised me to be deferred, and be reserved last cycle. It's just something about me. Your chance will be different.descartesb4thehorse wrote:You have great numbers and an amazing list to choose from. My chances look terrible now in comparison.r6_philly wrote:Sadly. I am a re-applicant.subtle wrote:
You've done this process more than once?
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Ugh. This process has been absolutely terrible, and I would never want to do it again. Kudos to all who did and it paid off for them.neonx wrote:I think several people on this board applied fairly late last cycle and re-applied early this time (with significant better results).
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I think several people on this board applied fairly late last cycle and re-applied early this time (with significant better results).[/quote]
I am actually considering re-applying next year because I applied so late in this cycle. If there are any re-applicants that wouldn't mind sharing their experience and answering a couple of my questions, I would GREATLY appreciate it.
I am actually considering re-applying next year because I applied so late in this cycle. If there are any re-applicants that wouldn't mind sharing their experience and answering a couple of my questions, I would GREATLY appreciate it.
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I want to go under review. I've been complete since 2/20.
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I'm a re-applicant, I can answer some PM's.LT7 wrote:I am actually considering re-applying next year because I applied so late in this cycle. If there are any re-applicants that wouldn't mind sharing their experience and answering a couple of my questions, I would GREATLY appreciate it.
Also, specifically for Cornell, I would advise against doing EA. Mainly because I am fairly sure that you will receive a decision sooner if you choose to apply the day after EA closes than if you do EA (because you will most likely get deferred). Maybe I have a wrong estimation of Cornell's process but I really think that not doing EA is the best thing to do.
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I was asked a few times, I will PM you my response.LT7 wrote:
I am actually considering re-applying next year because I applied so late in this cycle. If there are any re-applicants that wouldn't mind sharing their experience and answering a couple of my questions, I would GREATLY appreciate it.
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Not to hijack this thread, but, to be honest, I've considered re-taking the LSAT in June and applying again next cycle myself. What scares me is that I took the October LSAT and scored 6 pts above PT average (and I did all 60 PTs) . . . I think I've lucked out with my score as it is. But, ugh!subtle wrote:Ugh. This process has been absolutely terrible, and I would never want to do it again. Kudos to all who did and it paid off for them.neonx wrote:I think several people on this board applied fairly late last cycle and re-applied early this time (with significant better results).
(I wonder if I can re-take in June even after submitting a deposit seat and see what I get . . .)
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Yes you can. That is what I did last cycle.neonx wrote:(I wonder if I can re-take in June even after submitting a deposit seat and see what I get . . .)
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neonx wrote:Not to hijack this thread, but, to be honest, I've considered re-taking the LSAT in June and applying again next cycle myself. What scares me is that I took the October LSAT and scored 6 pts above PT average (and I did all 60 PTs) . . . I think I've lucked out with my score as it is. But, ugh!subtle wrote:Ugh. This process has been absolutely terrible, and I would never want to do it again. Kudos to all who did and it paid off for them.neonx wrote:I think several people on this board applied fairly late last cycle and re-applied early this time (with significant better results).
(I wonder if I can re-take in June even after submitting a deposit seat and see what I get . . .)
I think unless you're really set on HYS, that's just silly. You're into some incredible schools.
I thought about taking it in June to see if I could increase an award, but I don't know if that's a smart idea.
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I am thinking about doing the same, depending on where I send the deposit to.bk187 wrote:Yes you can. That is what I did last cycle.neonx wrote:(I wonder if I can re-take in June even after submitting a deposit seat and see what I get . . .)
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Will other schools let me push back their deposit deadline since Cornell obviously won't get back to me by mid April?
Also is there any chance for negotiating $ from Cornell at this point if I find out if I got in or not in mid April...Gosh.
Also is there any chance for negotiating $ from Cornell at this point if I find out if I got in or not in mid April...Gosh.
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I think my favorite thing about Cornell's glacial decisions pace is that they also have by far the earliest seat deposit date of the T-13... I mean do we really think they will have all of their decisions made by April 15th?
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I doubt other schools will let you push back the deposit deadline. You may as well ask though. In the end, if you do get Cornell, you'll be out a couple hundred bucks.whymeohgodno wrote:Will other schools let me push back their deposit deadline since Cornell obviously won't get back to me by mid April?
Also is there any chance for negotiating $ from Cornell at this point if I find out if I got in or not in mid April...Gosh.
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Dude, yeah, April 15, WTF?chasgoose wrote:I think my favorite thing about Cornell's glacial decisions pace is that they also have by far the earliest seat deposit date of the T-13... I mean do we really think they will have all of their decisions made by April 15th?
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I do not understand how this works either. If people even get in after April 15th do they have to deposit immediately?chasgoose wrote:I think my favorite thing about Cornell's glacial decisions pace is that they also have by far the earliest seat deposit date of the T-13... I mean do we really think they will have all of their decisions made by April 15th?
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So is the first response at Berkeley.neonx wrote:Dude, yeah, April 15, WTF?chasgoose wrote:I think my favorite thing about Cornell's glacial decisions pace is that they also have by far the earliest seat deposit date of the T-13... I mean do we really think they will have all of their decisions made by April 15th?
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i think it said in the admit package that you don't need to send in deposit by Apr.15 if you sent in your financial aid info by Mar.15. in that case you have 1 wk after they inform you of $ decisions.whymeohgodno wrote:I do not understand how this works either. If people even get in after April 15th do they have to deposit immediately?chasgoose wrote:I think my favorite thing about Cornell's glacial decisions pace is that they also have by far the earliest seat deposit date of the T-13... I mean do we really think they will have all of their decisions made by April 15th?
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One week...justhoping wrote:i think it said in the admit package that you don't need to send in deposit by Apr.15 if you sent in your financial aid info by Mar.15. in that case you have 1 wk after they inform you of $ decisions.whymeohgodno wrote:I do not understand how this works either. If people even get in after April 15th do they have to deposit immediately?chasgoose wrote:I think my favorite thing about Cornell's glacial decisions pace is that they also have by far the earliest seat deposit date of the T-13... I mean do we really think they will have all of their decisions made by April 15th?
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In, via email. 173 / gpa below their 25th (i think). Sent 1/11, complete email received 3/4, UR 3/14.... in via email just now 3/21! Yay. My first and only t14 acceptance so far...im so so elated. LSP did predict an 'admit'
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Congrats! Did you interview?schmelmo wrote:In, via email. 173 / gpa below their 25th (i think). Sent 1/11, complete email received 3/4, UR 3/14.... in via email just now 3/21! Yay. My first and only t14 acceptance so far...im so so elated. LSP did predict an 'admit'
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Also in today via email. Submitted November 6th. Yikes. Complete January 6th.
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