Brooklyn Law School C/O 2015 Forum
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In via status checker today!
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did yours go straight from "in review" to accepted? mine has said "in review" since 11/7/11mathlawcombo wrote:In via status checker today!
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yeah i was in review since sometime in december (not sure about the specific date) and then it just changed to admitted today...dont worry! i'm sure your acceptance is coming soon!RUL3ofLAW wrote:did yours go straight from "in review" to accepted? mine has said "in review" since 11/7/11mathlawcombo wrote:In via status checker today!
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Sent in my app on Wednesday! Fingers crossed.
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In review since 11/17/11. I hope to hear from them soon.
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App sent Thurs. Hoping I get an answer in a couple of months for ft
3.33/159 my dream school is dozo & bk
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Status updated again to yesterday's date, still "in review." Hopefully this means a decision is near?
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Mine did this, too. Strange.PizzaShrapnel wrote:Status updated again to yesterday's date, still "in review." Hopefully this means a decision is near?
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+1PizzaShrapnel wrote:Status updated again to yesterday's date, still "in review." Hopefully this means a decision is near?
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When did you all submit/ go complete? I am just wondering how long it normally takes for someone to go into review.
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submitted end of october and complete a few days afterKess wrote:When did you all submit/ go complete? I am just wondering how long it normally takes for someone to go into review.
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I submitted 10/26 and went into review a few days after that. This is my 4th review date change I think.Kess wrote:When did you all submit/ go complete? I am just wondering how long it normally takes for someone to go into review.
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Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
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Yes, I guess I should have pointed out that I applied for part time. I applied just before thanksgiving and been sitting at "ready for review" since 11/28.... but my LSAT score is rather crappy.z0rk wrote:Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
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I went complete 10/10. "In review" since 12/6.Kess wrote:When did you all submit/ go complete? I am just wondering how long it normally takes for someone to go into review.
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In today via email for the full time program!
Applied 10/10/2011
Complete 11/04/2011
Admit Email 01/09/2012
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It says the admission packet is in the mail. There is no mention of any scholarship information.
Applied 10/10/2011
Complete 11/04/2011
Admit Email 01/09/2012
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It says the admission packet is in the mail. There is no mention of any scholarship information.
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I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!Kess wrote:Yes, I guess I should have pointed out that I applied for part time. I applied just before thanksgiving and been sitting at "ready for review" since 11/28.... but my LSAT score is rather crappy.z0rk wrote:Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
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Did you ask them to switch you for FT before or after you went into review? Just trying to get a handle on whether they are looking at FT only or reviewing PT applicants right now.iceicebaby wrote:I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!Kess wrote:Yes, I guess I should have pointed out that I applied for part time. I applied just before thanksgiving and been sitting at "ready for review" since 11/28.... but my LSAT score is rather crappy.z0rk wrote:Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
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I switched after I went IR, so I guess that doesn't really help too much eh?z0rk wrote:Did you ask them to switch you for FT before or after you went into review? Just trying to get a handle on whether they are looking at FT only or reviewing PT applicants right now.iceicebaby wrote:I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!Kess wrote:Yes, I guess I should have pointed out that I applied for part time. I applied just before thanksgiving and been sitting at "ready for review" since 11/28.... but my LSAT score is rather crappy.z0rk wrote:Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
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I definitely understand your reasoning and it was my thinking exactly for other schools I applied to. However, Brooklyn Law is literally 10 minutes away from the law firm I currently work and it would be great to keep my job. I would have done the same for Cardozo but its a day program so I applied full time. (Perhaps stupidly... lol)iceicebaby wrote:I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!Kess wrote:Yes, I guess I should have pointed out that I applied for part time. I applied just before thanksgiving and been sitting at "ready for review" since 11/28.... but my LSAT score is rather crappy.z0rk wrote:Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
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You know that Cardozo has that May part-time program? You basically are a part-time day student I believe with a start in May 2012 and you basically end up automatically enrolled as a full-time 2L student after 1L, which is clearly longer than with full-time. Still, I think the medians will be more relaxed for that and I went for it.Kess wrote:I definitely understand your reasoning and it was my thinking exactly for other schools I applied to. However, Brooklyn Law is literally 10 minutes away from the law firm I currently work and it would be great to keep my job. I would have done the same for Cardozo but its a day program so I applied full time. (Perhaps stupidly... lol)iceicebaby wrote:I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!Kess wrote:Yes, I guess I should have pointed out that I applied for part time. I applied just before thanksgiving and been sitting at "ready for review" since 11/28.... but my LSAT score is rather crappy.z0rk wrote:Anyone on here In Review for part-time? I have been sitting at "Ready for Review" since early december. I submitted around that time as well. No activity since then, just curious if others are experiencing this as well (trying to gauge if I have a weak application).
I get the whole part-time/keep your job thing. I would have done the same here in CT at UConn as I work literally 5 minutes away from the law school, but I honestly just want to be done in 3 years and do it full-time so I can fully focus on school (that and I'm tired of being a paralegal doing mindless bitchwork).
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I am also tired of that mindless para work, but I have worked all through undergrad and managed to keep my GPA up, so its okay. Plus, I am assuming you're a CT resident so you'd get that instate tuition at UConn. BK would be slightly more expensive. Ah, we'll see what happens. So far I have not heard back from neither BK nor Dozo.iceicebaby wrote:You know that Cardozo has that May part-time program? You basically are a part-time day student I believe with a start in May 2012 and you basically end up automatically enrolled as a full-time 2L student after 1L, which is clearly longer than with full-time. Still, I think the medians will be more relaxed for that and I went for it.Kess wrote:I definitely understand your reasoning and it was my thinking exactly for other schools I applied to. However, Brooklyn Law is literally 10 minutes away from the law firm I currently work and it would be great to keep my job. I would have done the same for Cardozo but its a day program so I applied full time. (Perhaps stupidly... lol)iceicebaby wrote: I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!
I get the whole part-time/keep your job thing. I would have done the same here in CT at UConn as I work literally 5 minutes away from the law school, but I honestly just want to be done in 3 years and do it full-time so I can fully focus on school (that and I'm tired of being a paralegal doing mindless bitchwork).
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Yeah, instate and/or schollys sound good to me right now. Still, I hope to hear positive things from all three so I have options. Best of luck to you!!!Kess wrote:I am also tired of that mindless para work, but I have worked all through undergrad and managed to keep my GPA up, so its okay. Plus, I am assuming you're a CT resident so you'd get that instate tuition at UConn. BK would be slightly more expensive. Ah, we'll see what happens. So far I have not heard back from neither BK nor Dozo.iceicebaby wrote:You know that Cardozo has that May part-time program? You basically are a part-time day student I believe with a start in May 2012 and you basically end up automatically enrolled as a full-time 2L student after 1L, which is clearly longer than with full-time. Still, I think the medians will be more relaxed for that and I went for it.Kess wrote:I definitely understand your reasoning and it was my thinking exactly for other schools I applied to. However, Brooklyn Law is literally 10 minutes away from the law firm I currently work and it would be great to keep my job. I would have done the same for Cardozo but its a day program so I applied full time. (Perhaps stupidly... lol)iceicebaby wrote: I applied PT at first in late November, and have been "In Review" since early December. I decided to ask to have them switch it for FT consideration, even though my scores are below the median. I figured that I would rather not bother with a PT program anyway, unless it was at least a T50, which Brooklyn isn't. We'll see how this plays out... good luck all!
I get the whole part-time/keep your job thing. I would have done the same here in CT at UConn as I work literally 5 minutes away from the law school, but I honestly just want to be done in 3 years and do it full-time so I can fully focus on school (that and I'm tired of being a paralegal doing mindless bitchwork).
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Thanks! Same to youiceicebaby wrote:Yeah, instate and/or schollys sound good to me right now. Still, I hope to hear positive things from all three so I have options. Best of luck to you!!!Kess wrote:I am also tired of that mindless para work, but I have worked all through undergrad and managed to keep my GPA up, so its okay. Plus, I am assuming you're a CT resident so you'd get that instate tuition at UConn. BK would be slightly more expensive. Ah, we'll see what happens. So far I have not heard back from neither BK nor Dozo.iceicebaby wrote:You know that Cardozo has that May part-time program? You basically are a part-time day student I believe with a start in May 2012 and you basically end up automatically enrolled as a full-time 2L student after 1L, which is clearly longer than with full-time. Still, I think the medians will be more relaxed for that and I went for it.Kess wrote:
I definitely understand your reasoning and it was my thinking exactly for other schools I applied to. However, Brooklyn Law is literally 10 minutes away from the law firm I currently work and it would be great to keep my job. I would have done the same for Cardozo but its a day program so I applied full time. (Perhaps stupidly... lol)
I get the whole part-time/keep your job thing. I would have done the same here in CT at UConn as I work literally 5 minutes away from the law school, but I honestly just want to be done in 3 years and do it full-time so I can fully focus on school (that and I'm tired of being a paralegal doing mindless bitchwork).
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