Knock wrote:Excellence = a Habit wrote::( Still at my first UR, 11/23. Oh well.
Same, except 12/09
Damn Knock, thought you'd be in by now! GL!
Knock wrote:Excellence = a Habit wrote::( Still at my first UR, 11/23. Oh well.
Same, except 12/09
SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
Kili wrote:birdlaw117 wrote:SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
You write the most ridiculous rants. Your posts are never pleasant to read. You clearly feel very entitled simply because you, presumably, got a high LSAT and/or GPA. Wherever you go to school, please contact me so I can make sure I do not attend. TYIA
- Birdlaw117
After checking history of posts, not only do I have to agree, but I have to also LOL. (Emphasis on the first thread).
birdlaw117 wrote:Kili wrote:birdlaw117 wrote:SirWilliam1022 wrote:Am I the only person who feels that being jerked around by each of these schools for 3 to 6 months makes me not want to attend their school. This is less of an issue with Penn who creeps up right around the 3 month mark as some others. Like NYU... I applied in the beginning of October... probably won't get an answer until June... and that is assuming that I am not placed on the waitlist... then it would not be until September until they are a week into their classes. To think, we actually have to pay to be treated in such a way. I am sorry, but if you can't look at files, group them into stacks for different contingencies, and then issue out decisions in a fairly speedy manner then I can only imagine what it must be like if you have a problem with your financial aid while attending... maybe you'll hear in six months. The whole process has completely gotten under my nerves now. It is just ridiculous.
- Pissed off applicant X
You write the most ridiculous rants. Your posts are never pleasant to read. You clearly feel very entitled simply because you, presumably, got a high LSAT and/or GPA. Wherever you go to school, please contact me so I can make sure I do not attend. TYIA
- Birdlaw117
After checking history of posts, not only do I have to agree, but I have to also LOL. (Emphasis on the first thread).
First thread was epic. Rarely does such a trainwreck happen so fast, even on TLS.
SirWilliam1022 wrote:;)
Excellence = a Habit wrote:SirWilliam1022 wrote:;)
Agree with the above posters, but kudos for your sense-of-humor response.
birdlaw117 wrote:Excellence = a Habit wrote:SirWilliam1022 wrote:;)
Agree with the above posters, but kudos for your sense-of-humor response.
+1
123kl wrote:So maybe more acceptance calls today, like last Friday?
eskimogirl wrote:i just got an acceptance call from a really nice man at penn admissions! so it looks like some more decisions are coming out today.
submitted 11/6, first UR date 1/5, second UR date 1/11
good luck, everyone!
kdubb513 wrote:eskimogirl wrote:i just got an acceptance call from a really nice man at penn admissions! so it looks like some more decisions are coming out today.
submitted 11/6, first UR date 1/5, second UR date 1/11
good luck, everyone!
Congrats!!!!!
kdubb513 wrote:123kl wrote:So maybe more acceptance calls today, like last Friday?
I hope so. Especially for those whose 2nd UR date was 1/11
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