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rinkrat19 wrote:Welp, I no longer have access to the admitted student site. Presumably it's down/inaccessible until they start rolling out admits for this cycle. (Also presumably, I'll get access as soon as it's back up!)

If anyone wants to see the admitted student "binder" (which was only distributed in electronic format), I do still have that saved.

homestyle28 wrote:

rinkrat19 wrote:Welp, I no longer have access to the admitted student site. Presumably it's down/inaccessible until they start rolling out admits for this cycle. (Also presumably, I'll get access as soon as it's back up!)

If anyone wants to see the admitted student "binder" (which was only distributed in electronic format), I do still have that saved.

This happened to me last year when I deferred, once you start seeing some reference to the site by this year's admits, fire off an email and you'll get a new user/pass

JamMasterJ wrote:

rowingmyboat wrote:Had an off-campus interview with an alumni. It was relaxed and conversational so there weren't a lot of direct questions. However, I was asked where I saw myself in ten years. He was a very proud alumni so we spent a lot of time just agreeing that NU is great. I got the sense from him that interviews are to weed out the crazies more than to boost one's application.

Particulars for the neurotic: I wore a suit, he was in business casual and I felt properly dressed even though it was at a casual restaurant. He picked up the check, I offered to split, he insisted. I sent a follow up thank you email.

Part of me really wishes I was doing an off-campus interview.

crumpetsandtea wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

rowingmyboat wrote:Had an off-campus interview with an alumni. It was relaxed and conversational so there weren't a lot of direct questions. However, I was asked where I saw myself in ten years. He was a very proud alumni so we spent a lot of time just agreeing that NU is great. I got the sense from him that interviews are to weed out the crazies more than to boost one's application.

Particulars for the neurotic: I wore a suit, he was in business casual and I felt properly dressed even though it was at a casual restaurant. He picked up the check, I offered to split, he insisted. I sent a follow up thank you email.

Part of me really wishes I was doing an off-campus interview.

Wai?

JamMasterJ wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

rowingmyboat wrote:Had an off-campus interview with an alumni. It was relaxed and conversational so there weren't a lot of direct questions. However, I was asked where I saw myself in ten years. He was a very proud alumni so we spent a lot of time just agreeing that NU is great. I got the sense from him that interviews are to weed out the crazies more than to boost one's application.

Particulars for the neurotic: I wore a suit, he was in business casual and I felt properly dressed even though it was at a casual restaurant. He picked up the check, I offered to split, he insisted. I sent a follow up thank you email.

Part of me really wishes I was doing an off-campus interview.

Wai?

Sounds less intimidating. But I'm likely doing BED, so it's not an option. Plus I really need to visit.

crumpetsandtea wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote: Wai?

Sounds less intimidating. But I'm likely doing BED, so it's not an option. Plus I really need to visit.

Ohhh, gotcha. Also, free dinner I feel you though. At least we have an excuse to visit Chi!!!

JamMasterJ wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote: Wai?

Sounds less intimidating. But I'm likely doing BED, so it's not an option. Plus I really need to visit.

Ohhh, gotcha. Also, free dinner I feel you though. At least we have an excuse to visit Chi!!!

If I break 171-ish, I'm going to the city like four or more times in the next six months

crumpetsandtea wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote: Ohhh, gotcha. Also, free dinner I feel you though. At least we have an excuse to visit Chi!!!

If I break 171-ish, I'm going to the city like four or more times in the next six months

Jelllyyyyy. Tickets are so expensive from where I live ;_______; TBH though if I get a good score and get into NU, I might try and find a jerb in Chi and move there early...like late winter of next year or something. Although I'm also considering leaving and travelling abroad starting late-spring so it might have to be some shitteh temp job if I do that.

Tiago Splitter wrote:Back on the ED NW bandwagon

Tiago Splitter wrote:Back on the ED NW bandwagon

crumpetsandtea wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:Back on the ED NW bandwagon

Wai?

Tiago Splitter wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:Back on the ED NW bandwagon

Wai?

I figured I wasn't going to ED anywhere, but if that's the case I might as well ED NW. Time to make plane reservations.

crumpetsandtea wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:

crumpetsandtea wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:Back on the ED NW bandwagon

Wai?

I figured I wasn't going to ED anywhere, but if that's the case I might as well ED NW. Time to make plane reservations.

ffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

Tiago Splitter wrote:


I seriously doubt I'll impact anyone else's cycle with this decision, especially since I was going to apply RD anyway.

JamMasterJ wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:


I seriously doubt I'll impact anyone else's cycle with this decision, especially since I was going to apply RD anyway.

But if I match your LSAT, my ED might be enough to counter the fact that your WE is a ton better than mine.

ETA: not that my LSAT's going to be anywhere near yours

Tiago Splitter wrote:

JamMasterJ wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:


I seriously doubt I'll impact anyone else's cycle with this decision, especially since I was going to apply RD anyway.

But if I match your LSAT, my ED might be enough to counter the fact that your WE is a ton better than mine.

ETA: not that my LSAT's going to be anywhere near yours

True. Our GPAs are close enough that it could come down to me vs you. Any chance they'll take two splitters?

I also reserve the right to change my mind. But if I'm willing to roll the dice with no ED anywhere, I might as well apply to Northwestern ED. There'd be no better outcome short of a Harvard acceptance.

tmon wrote:Dudes. They take more than one splitter.

tmon wrote:Dudes. They take more than one splitter.

Tiago Splitter wrote:

tmon wrote:Dudes. They take more than one splitter.

I could see them taking zero splitters (through ED). They won't be offering that many full rides.

tmon wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:

tmon wrote:Dudes. They take more than one splitter.

I could see them taking zero splitters (through ED). They won't be offering that many full rides.

Oh, yeah. There's no telling how they're going to approach ED admits this year. I'm just talking acceptances overall I guess because NU was so stingy in the past and I'd be shocked if a typical splitter admit got the ED scholly.

JamMasterJ wrote:

tmon wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:

tmon wrote:Dudes. They take more than one splitter.

I could see them taking zero splitters (through ED). They won't be offering that many full rides.

Oh, yeah. There's no telling how they're going to approach ED admits this year. I'm just talking acceptances overall I guess because NU was so stingy in the past and I'd be shocked if a typical splitter admit got the ED scholly.

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JamMasterJ wrote:

tmon wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:

tmon wrote:Dudes. They take more than one splitter.

I could see them taking zero splitters (through ED). They won't be offering that many full rides.

Oh, yeah. There's no telling how they're going to approach ED admits this year. I'm just talking acceptances overall I guess because NU was so stingy in the past and I'd be shocked if a typical splitter admit got the ED scholly.

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