R. Jeeves wrote:maybe H is waiting til after the election to release JS1s.
idk why tho. perhaps as a show of solidarity for HLS alumnus merrick garland who has also been waiting on an interview for a rly long time.
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R. Jeeves wrote:maybe H is waiting til after the election to release JS1s.
idk why tho. perhaps as a show of solidarity for HLS alumnus merrick garland who has also been waiting on an interview for a rly long time.
Poignantly said.R. Jeeves wrote:maybe H is waiting til after the election to release JS1s.
idk why tho. perhaps as a show of solidarity for HLS alumnus merrick garland who has also been waiting on an interview for a rly long time.
+1R. Jeeves wrote:maybe H is waiting til after the election to release JS1s.
idk why tho. perhaps as a show of solidarity for HLS alumnus merrick garland who has also been waiting on an interview for a rly long time.
It's in the first post on this thread, but there only 4 years of data are compiled. We are definitely the longest waiters.beckettbuddy wrote:What's the latest the first interview invite wave has gone out in the past ten years? Do we have data on that?
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Damn, got butterflies just reading through that page let's goooooR. Jeeves wrote:5 years ago, the first interview invite came on.....Thursday Nov. 3......at around 1140am
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... &start=525
I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
http://mylsn.info/1xa8is/Thelaw23 wrote:It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
SweetTort wrote:http://mylsn.info/1xa8is/Thelaw23 wrote:It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
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http://addtext.com/XZEk5QWR. Jeeves wrote:maybe H is waiting til after the election to release JS1s.
idk why tho. perhaps as a show of solidarity for HLS alumnus merrick garland who has also been waiting on an interview for a rly long time.
In almost the exact same boat, GPA<25, 75<LSAT. Not holding my breath, but hoping they at least give me a shot at an interview. Keeping my fingers crossed for both of us that HLS is feeling splitter friendly this cycleThelaw23 wrote:SweetTort wrote:http://mylsn.info/1xa8is/Thelaw23 wrote:It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
I've seen those and the LSAC probability calculator as well, what's more reliable? According to LSN, 15-20%. According to LSAC, 32 - 46%
Probably shouldn't expect too much, bleh.
803(6)RegBusiness wrote:http://addtext.com/XZEk5QWR. Jeeves wrote:maybe H is waiting til after the election to release JS1s.
idk why tho. perhaps as a show of solidarity for HLS alumnus merrick garland who has also been waiting on an interview for a rly long time.
With their median dropping, there's a chance of them lowering their GPA floor.NotAGolfer wrote:In almost the exact same boat, GPA<25, 75<LSAT. Not holding my breath, but hoping they at least give me a shot at an interview. Keeping my fingers crossed for both of us that HLS is feeling splitter friendly this cycleThelaw23 wrote:SweetTort wrote:http://mylsn.info/1xa8is/Thelaw23 wrote:It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
I've seen those and the LSAC probability calculator as well, what's more reliable? According to LSN, 15-20%. According to LSAC, 32 - 46%
Probably shouldn't expect too much, bleh.
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Would be an awesome start to the weekend if they came out today. Someone said that of the applicants given interviews about 75% get accepted? Is this correct?forum_user wrote:Damn, got butterflies just reading through that page let's goooooR. Jeeves wrote:5 years ago, the first interview invite came on.....Thursday Nov. 3......at around 1140am
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... &start=525
Around 70% of those interviewed get in, so yeah, if I just got a shot at an interview I would be happy with that.NotAGolfer wrote:In almost the exact same boat, GPA<25, 75<LSAT. Not holding my breath, but hoping they at least give me a shot at an interview. Keeping my fingers crossed for both of us that HLS is feeling splitter friendly this cycleThelaw23 wrote:SweetTort wrote:http://mylsn.info/1xa8is/Thelaw23 wrote:It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
I've seen those and the LSAC probability calculator as well, what's more reliable? According to LSN, 15-20%. According to LSAC, 32 - 46%
Probably shouldn't expect too much, bleh.
Here's to hoping!SweetTort wrote:With their median dropping, there's a chance of them lowering their GPA floor.NotAGolfer wrote:In almost the exact same boat, GPA<25, 75<LSAT. Not holding my breath, but hoping they at least give me a shot at an interview. Keeping my fingers crossed for both of us that HLS is feeling splitter friendly this cycleThelaw23 wrote:SweetTort wrote:http://mylsn.info/1xa8is/Thelaw23 wrote:It's in the 3.3 - 3.6 rangeSweetTort wrote:I think it depends on what your GPA is, exactly. There's a big difference between a 3.5 and 2.0.Thelaw23 wrote:Guys, what do you think my chances are if my GPA<25th and LSAT=75th?
I've seen those and the LSAC probability calculator as well, what's more reliable? According to LSN, 15-20%. According to LSAC, 32 - 46%
Probably shouldn't expect too much, bleh.
Whoa don't lose hope, we still have all day Friday through Monday to freak out!pretzeltime wrote:Maybe it'll be a chic election day treat!
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I don't know how many more days of disappointment I can take!forum_user wrote:Whoa don't lose hope, we still have all day Friday through Monday to freak out!pretzeltime wrote:Maybe it'll be a chic election day treat!
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