Maybe. He said it would grow though... you can stay, but I'm gonna need you to do more to help rally the troops.jlc058 wrote:Sorry to jump in here as someone not on the Harvard waitlist but is on this thread because of what Spivey means I think this is what he is referring to-Rigo wrote:SPIVEY CALL-IN
what do you mean?
He has described the waitlist game as a wave in general and that Harvard usually starts it and it waves through the other schools to follow. Meaning Harvard lets people off the waitlist so other lower schools lose their deposited students and admit students of the waitlist and so on and so forth. And this year in particular is supposed to be a bigger wave because of the lack of high LSATS. So the wave starting and growing probably means Harvard has pushed the first domino they are all about to fall all the way down the line not really in reference to just Harvard's pool speculation though
I've been on here waiting for you guys to get movement hoping eventually soon I'll get movement on my waitlists
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When I originally posted I was thinking something similar to the above comment. However, I am with you and refuse to believe or agree with anything that doesn't fit my desired narrative. More JS1s!Rigo wrote:Ugh I refuse to accept any interpretation that doesn't conform to my conveniently optimistic narrative.
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curry1 wrote:still 11/16 on the first day, but only 14/16 on the second day remain.SpookySalem92 wrote:If we could also get an update on slot fillage maybe that would add color too...curry1 wrote:all of the spots on the 10th are still open, 11/16 on the 9th are open as wellPyrex wrote:Can someone with access to the calendar see how many interview slots have been claimed?
If no more emails are sent, could we humbly trouble you to send an updated figure of slots at the end of the day? (Or later tonight)
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Just withdrew from the WL! Good luck to all you who are staying on
It was a tough decision, but I realized I was only staying on for the prestige of saying I got into H, and that's not a good enough reason
It was a tough decision, but I realized I was only staying on for the prestige of saying I got into H, and that's not a good enough reason
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Getting a JS1 has basically ruined my productivity for the next few days at work. Oh boy.
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Congrats on being officially done with your cycle. Hope you find an awesome dog friendly apartment!airwrecka wrote:.
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Also, out of curiosity...does anyone know whether the late WL admits in previous cycles (June onward) were all pre-WL JS1s?
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+1.JJN11112 wrote:I'd like to agree with you all, but I think he's referring to the cascading effects down the rankings.Rigo wrote:Oh for sure. He especially has ties to HLS.jjcorvino wrote:And will grow? Does he have some inside info here?huskyfan72309 wrote:Spivey tweet...
Although if you look at just about every past cycle for the last good while now you'd be able to say with confidence the HLS is highly likely not done.
When I look at the data and talk to deans of admissions and look at some admit patterns this cycle I just think there will be a lot of admits made all summer long. Which, to the extent that I can, I'd encourage everyone not to get bummed when a few people get admitted to x dream school off the WL and you don't. Because the summer is long but full of admitting, or something like that.
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anyone of you lucky ducks that got JS1 requests today have lsats below 172?
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Thank you for your follow up!MikeSpivey wrote:+1.JJN11112 wrote:I'd like to agree with you all, but I think he's referring to the cascading effects down the rankings.Rigo wrote:Oh for sure. He especially has ties to HLS.jjcorvino wrote:And will grow? Does he have some inside info here?huskyfan72309 wrote:Spivey tweet...
Although if you look at just about every past cycle for the last good while now you'd be able to say with confidence the HLS is highly likely not done.
When I look at the data and talk to deans of admissions and look at some admit patterns this cycle I just think there will be a lot of admits made all summer long. Which, to the extent that I can, I'd encourage everyone not to get bummed when a few people get admitted to x dream school off the WL and you don't. Because the summer is long but full of admitting, or something like that.
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it's closer to 55% based on past samplesRigo wrote:No stats here but I'd say so, if not higher than 75%.CA1993 wrote:Does anyone know what percentage of post-waitlist JS1s get in? Is it still around 75% like the pre-waitlist?
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Oh wow I think they would have a much clearer picture of who to cherry pick off the WLappind wrote:it's closer to 55% based on past samplesRigo wrote:No stats here but I'd say so, if not higher than 75%.CA1993 wrote:Does anyone know what percentage of post-waitlist JS1s get in? Is it still around 75% like the pre-waitlist?
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Oh god this range of percentages is sending me through a rollercoaster of emotionsRigo wrote:Oh wow I think they would have a much clearer picture of who to cherry pick off the WLappind wrote:it's closer to 55% based on past samplesRigo wrote:No stats here but I'd say so, if not higher than 75%.CA1993 wrote:Does anyone know what percentage of post-waitlist JS1s get in? Is it still around 75% like the pre-waitlist?
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those who got js1 today, could we trouble you to confidentially PM me the exact intvw slot time and day you signed up for, which could help resolve enduring mystery whether H double-books intvw slots (ie only 32 slots but >32 intvws)? (pm would remain anonymous)
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I just left the office early to have a martini and walk Central Park, to calm my nerves. Interview can't come soon enough.CA1993 wrote:Oh god this range of percentages is sending me through a rollercoaster of emotionsRigo wrote:Oh wow I think they would have a much clearer picture of who to cherry pick off the WLappind wrote:it's closer to 55% based on past samplesRigo wrote:No stats here but I'd say so, if not higher than 75%.CA1993 wrote:Does anyone know what percentage of post-waitlist JS1s get in? Is it still around 75% like the pre-waitlist?
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This thread is full of crazy people.appind wrote:those who got js1 today, could we trouble you to confidentially PM me the exact intvw slot time and day you signed up for, which could help resolve enduring mystery whether H double-books intvw slots (ie only 32 slots but >32 intvws)? (pm would remain anonymous)
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what? if you're referring to anonymous then it meant confidential. I guess we don't know how many total js1 are done during wl.MrJD2020 wrote: This thread is full of crazy people.
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tbh it looks to me that the spreadsheet is messed up. I know for a fact that I'm the only one on it w/my GPA and signed-on school but my LSAT does not match up. Looks like someone sorted the GPA? Unless I'm reading it completely wrong.appind wrote:those who got js1 today, could we trouble you to confidentially PM me the exact intvw slot time and day you signed up for, which could help resolve enduring mystery whether H double-books intvw slots (ie only 32 slots but >32 intvws)? (pm would remain anonymous)
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Lol taking the LSAT and wanting to go to a T6 law school is required before you even get to this thread; of course it's full of crazies.MrJD2020 wrote:This thread is full of crazy people.appind wrote:those who got js1 today, could we trouble you to confidentially PM me the exact intvw slot time and day you signed up for, which could help resolve enduring mystery whether H double-books intvw slots (ie only 32 slots but >32 intvws)? (pm would remain anonymous)
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Just woke up early (5AM) and saw my JS1.
Time stamp: 12:40 PM EST (12:40 AM my local time)
Stat: 50% LSAT, Above Average GPA (international also)
Unique soft & 3 year WE
Time stamp: 12:40 PM EST (12:40 AM my local time)
Stat: 50% LSAT, Above Average GPA (international also)
Unique soft & 3 year WE
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Did anyone not international receive a JS1 invite today?
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Ha, I know. When I said this thread is full of crazy people, I was including myself.ahendrix3 wrote:Lol taking the LSAT and wanting to go to a T6 law school is required before you even get to this thread; of course it's full of crazies.MrJD2020 wrote:This thread is full of crazy people.appind wrote:those who got js1 today, could we trouble you to confidentially PM me the exact intvw slot time and day you signed up for, which could help resolve enduring mystery whether H double-books intvw slots (ie only 32 slots but >32 intvws)? (pm would remain anonymous)
Appind: people probably won't reveal their interview times, even confidentially via PM, it's just way too revealing. What can I say, people are paranoid, and by people, I mean me.
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Very curious about this too!SpookySalem92 wrote:Did anyone not international receive a JS1 invite today?
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I know of one person who does not TLS but I saw the emailStudybuddy17 wrote:Very curious about this too!SpookySalem92 wrote:Did anyone not international receive a JS1 invite today?
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All of the spreadsheets are pretty screwed up at this point, sadly. I know for a fact that when I looked at them in March or April, they gave a much better sense of when people with May JS1's heard back. Now, a ton of those entries are gone or jumbled up.sorence wrote: tbh it looks to me that the spreadsheet is messed up. I know for a fact that I'm the only one on it w/my GPA and signed-on school but my LSAT does not match up. Looks like someone sorted the GPA? Unless I'm reading it completely wrong.
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