Re: Michigan Law c/o 2021 Applicants
Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2017 11:06 am
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Submitted 10/12 Complete 10/17
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I'm stalking your posts because we're likely to be in the same wave. :pNtp73821 wrote:Still waiting. People are getting in who submitted just a little bit before me now, so I’m hoping to be in a wave later this week. Fingers crossed.
CONGRATS to all of the admits
Comforted to know you're still waiting too... at least that means they didn't just decide I suck and skip over my app completelylittlelibertine wrote:I'm stalking your posts because we're likely to be in the same wave. :pNtp73821 wrote:Still waiting. People are getting in who submitted just a little bit before me now, so I’m hoping to be in a wave later this week. Fingers crossed.
CONGRATS to all of the admits
Me toooooo (I think). Submitted 10/21.Ntp73821 wrote:Comforted to know you're still waiting too... at least that means they didn't just decide I suck and skip over my app completelylittlelibertine wrote:I'm stalking your posts because we're likely to be in the same wave. :pNtp73821 wrote:Still waiting. People are getting in who submitted just a little bit before me now, so I’m hoping to be in a wave later this week. Fingers crossed.
CONGRATS to all of the admits
I'm at/just under 25th GPA, very above 75th LSAT (175). kind of nervous they'll leave me to the end, tbh, IF they accept me at all.subpoenacolada wrote:Submitted 9/17, received status checker 10/11, still sitting at complete.
Median LSAT, above 75th GPA. Getting frustrated but trying to tell myself it's still super early
I'm right below the median LSAT and between the 50th and 75th for GPA, so I'm nervous that I'll get left too...littlelibertine wrote: I'm at/just under 25th GPA, very above 75th LSAT (175). kind of nervous they'll leave me to the end, tbh, IF they accept me at all.
It is DEFINITELY really early.subpoenacolada wrote:Submitted 9/17, received status checker 10/11, still sitting at complete.
Median LSAT, above 75th GPA. Getting frustrated but trying to tell myself it's still super early
So true. I have a friend with similar numbers to mine who was rejected from Cornell, UVA, Duke, and Michigan. He's now a 1L at Harvard.Bush v. Gorgeous wrote:It is DEFINITELY really early.subpoenacolada wrote:Submitted 9/17, received status checker 10/11, still sitting at complete.
Median LSAT, above 75th GPA. Getting frustrated but trying to tell myself it's still super early
That said, I hear you on the stress. I've had a lot of people I work with (law firm) say "with your numbers, you're golden" - I'm sure you hear that too. What I actually found most helpful was the ONE associate who told me law school applications are a crapshoot. Yes, numbers are important, but they guarantee nothing. It's not unlike grad school - you get in where you get in partly through random chance and the vagaries of admission committee whims. Keeping this in mind has been helpful in calming the crazy woman currently shrieking inside my head 24/7.
That is both insane and reassuring.subpoenacolada wrote:So true. I have a friend with similar numbers to mine who was rejected from Cornell, UVA, Duke, and Michigan. He's now a 1L at Harvard.Bush v. Gorgeous wrote:It is DEFINITELY really early.subpoenacolada wrote:Submitted 9/17, received status checker 10/11, still sitting at complete.
Median LSAT, above 75th GPA. Getting frustrated but trying to tell myself it's still super early
That said, I hear you on the stress. I've had a lot of people I work with (law firm) say "with your numbers, you're golden" - I'm sure you hear that too. What I actually found most helpful was the ONE associate who told me law school applications are a crapshoot. Yes, numbers are important, but they guarantee nothing. It's not unlike grad school - you get in where you get in partly through random chance and the vagaries of admission committee whims. Keeping this in mind has been helpful in calming the crazy woman currently shrieking inside my head 24/7.
That's so frustrating! Is that a YP thing? I only heard about that concept here so not sure how prevalent it really is, but that's terrible because I'm sure many people (myself included) would seriously consider turning down "dream schools" like HYS if the price is right with lower ranked (but still top!) schools!!subpoenacolada wrote:So true. I have a friend with similar numbers to mine who was rejected from Cornell, UVA, Duke, and Michigan. He's now a 1L at Harvard.Bush v. Gorgeous wrote:It is DEFINITELY really early.subpoenacolada wrote:Submitted 9/17, received status checker 10/11, still sitting at complete.
Median LSAT, above 75th GPA. Getting frustrated but trying to tell myself it's still super early
That said, I hear you on the stress. I've had a lot of people I work with (law firm) say "with your numbers, you're golden" - I'm sure you hear that too. What I actually found most helpful was the ONE associate who told me law school applications are a crapshoot. Yes, numbers are important, but they guarantee nothing. It's not unlike grad school - you get in where you get in partly through random chance and the vagaries of admission committee whims. Keeping this in mind has been helpful in calming the crazy woman currently shrieking inside my head 24/7.
I really don't think it was YP for him, he had a 170. I think for whatever reason he just had a super unpredictable cycle, reinforcing that admissions really is a crapshoot.38981928 wrote:That's so frustrating! Is that a YP thing? I only heard about that concept here so not sure how prevalent it really is, but that's terrible because I'm sure many people (myself included) would seriously consider turning down "dream schools" like HYS if the price is right with lower ranked (but still top!) schools!!subpoenacolada wrote:So true. I have a friend with similar numbers to mine who was rejected from Cornell, UVA, Duke, and Michigan. He's now a 1L at Harvard.Bush v. Gorgeous wrote:It is DEFINITELY really early.subpoenacolada wrote:Submitted 9/17, received status checker 10/11, still sitting at complete.
Median LSAT, above 75th GPA. Getting frustrated but trying to tell myself it's still super early
That said, I hear you on the stress. I've had a lot of people I work with (law firm) say "with your numbers, you're golden" - I'm sure you hear that too. What I actually found most helpful was the ONE associate who told me law school applications are a crapshoot. Yes, numbers are important, but they guarantee nothing. It's not unlike grad school - you get in where you get in partly through random chance and the vagaries of admission committee whims. Keeping this in mind has been helpful in calming the crazy woman currently shrieking inside my head 24/7.
Try leaving out a whole fish, maybe Admissions Cat doesn't like processed food. Good luck.DowsingForAJD wrote:I see my attempt to coax an acceptance from Admissions Cat by leaving cat treats out overnight was not successful. I shall try again tonight.
It's gotta be canned tuna and it only works for UVA, haven't you seen Mindhunter?DowsingForAJD wrote:I see my attempt to coax an acceptance from Admissions Cat by leaving cat treats out overnight was not successful. I shall try again tonight.
THISRevelator 12 wrote:It's gotta be canned tuna and it only works for UVA, haven't you seen Mindhunter?DowsingForAJD wrote:I see my attempt to coax an acceptance from Admissions Cat by leaving cat treats out overnight was not successful. I shall try again tonight.
Ntp73821 wrote: Try leaving out a whole fish, maybe Admissions Cat doesn't like processed food. Good luck.
Both good suggestions. Will try them tonight and report back tomorrow.Revelator 12 wrote: It's gotta be canned tuna and it only works for UVA, haven't you seen Mindhunter?
I'm sorry I let you down, friend.Revelator 12 wrote: It's gotta be canned tuna and it only works for UVA, haven't you seen Mindhunter?