I am cackling on the bus at this holy sh*tSilverSurfer2020 wrote:I did too, beating a dead horse lol. We're going to get one once and hour for 21 weeksKeilz wrote:Did anyone just get the WL email again? Something is up with my email I got an email from Cornell at like 2PM but it didn't pop up until ten
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joeytribbiani wrote:Maybe I'll send my "no thanks I don't wanna ride the waitlist" email multiple times, just to see how they reactRedPurpleBlue wrote:It gave me a good laugh when I got my 2nd email. I wonder how you screw up something like that.joeytribbiani wrote:also got the waitlist email a second time, thanks penn lol
Well if you read the email it does say in bold "REPLY DIRECTLY TO THIS E-MAIL" lol, send your reply to each one?
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Sorry to all of those who were WLed yesterday! All of this is making me very shocked I was accepted
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Personally, I'm not staying on the waitlist because I have acceptances at comparable places that I'm more sold on and would very likely choose over Penn even if admitted, so it's not worth the time and energy or submitting an LOCI and updated materials. Also, if you get admitted off a waitlist, it can sometimes come mid-late summer (not always, but sometimes) which means having to adjust quickly for moving and such. Also means losing your deposit at whatever school you commit to in case the waitlist doesn't work out, and likely means little to no scholarship from the waitlist school.btruj777 wrote:I have a question, why is it that schools "offer" you a position on a waitlist as opposed to auto-moving you, I imagine it is a courtesy for those who do not want to be on a waitlist, is this correct? If that is the case, why would an applicant not elect to remain on a waitlist or in case where they had no choice, why would they immediately withdraw their applications?
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Also I wrote a "Why Penn"fall17law wrote:In via a phone call about an hour ago! I was one of the UCR2 11/30 people -- GPA and LSAT both above the 75th percentile. If this has shown me anything, it's that "no news" is not necessarily "bad news" and we need to all stop freaking out so much! It will be okay!
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+1joeytribbiani wrote:Personally, I'm not staying on the waitlist because I have acceptances at comparable places that I'm more sold on and would very likely choose over Penn even if admitted, so it's not worth the time and energy or submitting an LOCI and updated materials. Also, if you get admitted off a waitlist, it can sometimes come mid-late summer (not always, but sometimes) which means having to adjust quickly for moving and such. Also means losing your deposit at whatever school you commit to in case the waitlist doesn't work out, and likely means little to no scholarship from the waitlist school.btruj777 wrote:I have a question, why is it that schools "offer" you a position on a waitlist as opposed to auto-moving you, I imagine it is a courtesy for those who do not want to be on a waitlist, is this correct? If that is the case, why would an applicant not elect to remain on a waitlist or in case where they had no choice, why would they immediately withdraw their applications?
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What is Penn's rep in terms of merit based aid?
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Wish I knew how it is that I survived the purge yesterday; I'm refreshing my status checker every hour trying to make sure it's real.
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Same here. Half of me thinks it's a good thing and the other half is full-on panic "this means there's gonna be a ding wave today that I'll be in."mm2368 wrote:Wish I knew how it is that I survived the purge yesterday; I'm refreshing my status checker every hour trying to make sure it's real.
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Is it a bad sign that I am still UR1 12/5? It seems like many who were UR1 12/5 went UR2 already, and some even heard back yesterday. For reference, LSAT is at median and GPA is slightly under median, but after yesterday's bloodbath I'll just be happy to be WL'ed!
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Hey congrats for all those that got in so far!
Just wondering has anyone received a decision who applied ED2? Are they all going to come out at the same time?
Just wondering has anyone received a decision who applied ED2? Are they all going to come out at the same time?
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ah, you're okay - you have an awesome LSAT/GPA combo! no worries.mcdermontsam wrote:Same here. Half of me thinks it's a good thing and the other half is full-on panic "this means there's gonna be a ding wave today that I'll be in."mm2368 wrote:Wish I knew how it is that I survived the purge yesterday; I'm refreshing my status checker every hour trying to make sure it's real.
What are your UCR dates?
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I applied ED2. My application was acknowledged and marked as complete a month ago, and has yet to go under review at all.Cmich wrote:Hey congrats for all those that got in so far!
Just wondering has anyone received a decision who applied ED2? Are they all going to come out at the same time?
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For ED2 people:
2016 TLS Data:
- UCR1: ED2 candidates did not go UCR1 until the day of the deadline (Friday, Jan. 15th). After the weekend, the staff had off on Monday, the 18th for MLK.
- UCR2: ED2 candidates went UCR2 on the 19th - this was Adcomm's first day back at the office. Notice how close UCR1 and UCR2 were.
- Decision Days: Friday, the 22nd (just three days after UCR2 - and all acceptances); Monday, the 25th (WLs, dings; I see no acceptances on this date) and Friday, the 29th (More acceptances, WLs, and dings)
If we are to assume that they'll follow a similar pattern as far as timing (I presume they want to wrap up the ED2 people quickly to return to Dec. LSAT taker RD apps), next week is going to be a big week for ED2 people.
2017 Predictions:
- UCR1: Tuesday, January 17th
(Actual: Applicant on TLS went UCR1 on Friday, Jan. 13th)
- UCR2: Thursday, January 19th or Friday, January 20th
- Decision dates: Friday, January 20th (Ambitious), Tuesday, January 24th, Friday, January 27th, and Monday, January 30th.
2016 TLS Data:
- UCR1: ED2 candidates did not go UCR1 until the day of the deadline (Friday, Jan. 15th). After the weekend, the staff had off on Monday, the 18th for MLK.
- UCR2: ED2 candidates went UCR2 on the 19th - this was Adcomm's first day back at the office. Notice how close UCR1 and UCR2 were.
- Decision Days: Friday, the 22nd (just three days after UCR2 - and all acceptances); Monday, the 25th (WLs, dings; I see no acceptances on this date) and Friday, the 29th (More acceptances, WLs, and dings)
If we are to assume that they'll follow a similar pattern as far as timing (I presume they want to wrap up the ED2 people quickly to return to Dec. LSAT taker RD apps), next week is going to be a big week for ED2 people.
2017 Predictions:
- UCR1: Tuesday, January 17th
(Actual: Applicant on TLS went UCR1 on Friday, Jan. 13th)
- UCR2: Thursday, January 19th or Friday, January 20th
- Decision dates: Friday, January 20th (Ambitious), Tuesday, January 24th, Friday, January 27th, and Monday, January 30th.
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Are the standards a bit lower for ED2 people? Does anyone know the GPA And LSAT average for ED2?
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I'm preemptively writing a LOCI, in the event that I am waitlisted, and I already like it better than my "why penn" ... ugh
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UR1 12/5, I think. UR2 1/9 so yeah the panic is probably unfounded but still lolmm2368 wrote:ah, you're okay - you have an awesome LSAT/GPA combo! no worries.mcdermontsam wrote:Same here. Half of me thinks it's a good thing and the other half is full-on panic "this means there's gonna be a ding wave today that I'll be in."mm2368 wrote:Wish I knew how it is that I survived the purge yesterday; I'm refreshing my status checker every hour trying to make sure it's real.
What are your UCR dates?
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3.54 and 167 lsat. Applied ED2.
Do I have any shot???
Do I have any shot???
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not a good one. ED works better if you're at one of the medians.Cmich wrote:3.54 and 167 lsat. Applied ED2.
Do I have any shot???
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That would be nice! Hope so.zeglo wrote:According to LSN, Penn is admitting extremes on both ends of reverse and traditional splitters. I guess they are meeting their medians via any way possible?
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I'd pee myself in utter excitement #ReverseSplitterLovehaley12 wrote:That would be nice! Hope so.zeglo wrote:According to LSN, Penn is admitting extremes on both ends of reverse and traditional splitters. I guess they are meeting their medians via any way possible?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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