Fordham taking forever to reply Forum
- lv06
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Has anyone been rejected off the wait list over the past few days?
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Nope - thank goodness!lv06 wrote:Has anyone been rejected off the wait list over the past few days?
But I wonder if they're going to start purging the wait list soon? Let's cross our fingers and hope there's still room and a ton of acceptances will be going out this week or next. PRETTY PLEASE FORDHAM?
I think I'm going to call this week or email DB to try to get an update. Will report back with any news!
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Thanks, Opera. I emailed DB a letter last night. No response yet. Waiting is painful. You guys make it a lot easier. Thanks!OperaSoprano wrote:Lilac, we <3 you!Lilac529 wrote:congrats to the one who got in!
to my misery.
- MandM
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Congrats to all of the newly accepted.
I've been away for a while and I hoped to come back to good news. Unfortunately, nothing has changed for me... Don't forget about me Fordham. I certainly have not forgotten about you.
I've been away for a while and I hoped to come back to good news. Unfortunately, nothing has changed for me... Don't forget about me Fordham. I certainly have not forgotten about you.
- sentinal5656
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What's been going on here?
I remember the time when Fordham was seriously over enrolled and the yeild rate was insanely high... I had not imagined that the WL would see this much movement.
Nonetheless, congrats to everyone who has got a acceptance!
And best of luck to those still waiting. Don't lose hope.
I remember the time when Fordham was seriously over enrolled and the yeild rate was insanely high... I had not imagined that the WL would see this much movement.
Nonetheless, congrats to everyone who has got a acceptance!
And best of luck to those still waiting. Don't lose hope.
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- OperaSoprano
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I'm glad there's been movement on the waitlist. Waitlist admits see things differently. We are more appreciative; less likely to take opportunities for granted. Every time someone makes it off any waitlist, especially this late in the game, I rejoice for them. This is the way it should be.sentinal5656 wrote:What's been going on here?
I remember the time when Fordham was seriously over enrolled and the yeild rate was insanely high... I had not imagined that the WL would see this much movement.
Nonetheless, congrats to everyone who has got a acceptance!
And best of luck to those still waiting. Don't lose hope.
Word is that there may be a few more PT spots opening up. Some people on the FT waitlist have been offered the option.
Good luck to those who are waiting.
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Thanks for the encouraging words everyone. It's nice to know people are still rooting for the handful of Fordham waitlistees left on this board!
OS, Thanks for the heads up, and I hope it's true - if there are still spots in the Fordham class that is great news, whether FT or PT. Fordham, I would go in a heartbeat
OS, Thanks for the heads up, and I hope it's true - if there are still spots in the Fordham class that is great news, whether FT or PT. Fordham, I would go in a heartbeat
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I agree. I am very happy for the WL admits. I am also very shocked about this movement based on what I heard towards the first deposit deadline.OperaSoprano wrote:I'm glad there's been movement on the waitlist. Waitlist admits see things differently. We are more appreciative; less likely to take opportunities for granted. Every time someone makes it off any waitlist, especially this late in the game, I rejoice for them. This is the way it should be.sentinal5656 wrote:What's been going on here?
I remember the time when Fordham was seriously over enrolled and the yeild rate was insanely high... I had not imagined that the WL would see this much movement.
Nonetheless, congrats to everyone who has got a acceptance!
And best of luck to those still waiting. Don't lose hope.
Word is that there may be a few more PT spots opening up. Some people on the FT waitlist have been offered the option.
Good luck to those who are waiting.
In any case, thats great news for those that are still waiting. Best of luck!
- MandM
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Any word today?
As for those recently admitted, how does the financial age package look at this point?
As for those recently admitted, how does the financial age package look at this point?
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Why do I have this strange feeling I'll be posting a similar thread in November after September LSAT scores are released???
- MandM
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My current job has offered me an extension and I don't know whether or not I should take it based on this relationship with Fordham (or lack thereof).
As for doing this again next year, I don't know if I have it in me to go through this again...
As for doing this again next year, I don't know if I have it in me to go through this again...
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Aren't you going to do PT anyway? Why not take the extension and go to school nights?MandM wrote:My current job has offered me an extension and I don't know whether or not I should take it based on this relationship with Fordham (or lack thereof).
As for doing this again next year, I don't know if I have it in me to go through this again...
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Maybe not. They've had some weird things happen this cycle, so that's why everything is so slow.picardb2 wrote:Why do I have this strange feeling I'll be posting a similar thread in November after September LSAT scores are released???
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- MandM
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This job is in Boston.pammy1985 wrote:Aren't you going to do PT anyway? Why not take the extension and go to school nights?MandM wrote:My current job has offered me an extension and I don't know whether or not I should take it based on this relationship with Fordham (or lack thereof).
As for doing this again next year, I don't know if I have it in me to go through this again...
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I'm sorry. I forgot you live in Boston. Gosh that's a hard decision to make. Can you take the extension but let them know that you may leave because of Fordham? Are they that understanding? Actually, you only have a few more weeks 'til you hear from Fordham either way (I really hope you get in, btw), so why not stall accepting the extension?MandM wrote:This job is in Boston.pammy1985 wrote:Aren't you going to do PT anyway? Why not take the extension and go to school nights?MandM wrote:My current job has offered me an extension and I don't know whether or not I should take it based on this relationship with Fordham (or lack thereof).
As for doing this again next year, I don't know if I have it in me to go through this again...
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Eeek. That's a tough call MM. If you were going to re-apply next year, would there be any significant changes/differences in your application? With that, I mean taking the LSAT again. If the answer is no, then I don't really see your cycle next year being too different (this is if you didn't apply last minute this cycle). I think people who re-apply have to have a compelling reason for doing so, and usually that entails having something significant change in their application. More work experience is always good, but I think the biggest (and most positive) change most people can make to their cycle is to raise their LSAT score. Otherwise, why put yourself through another cycle again, when your results will probably be similar?MandM wrote:This job is in Boston.pammy1985 wrote:Aren't you going to do PT anyway? Why not take the extension and go to school nights?MandM wrote:My current job has offered me an extension and I don't know whether or not I should take it based on this relationship with Fordham (or lack thereof).
As for doing this again next year, I don't know if I have it in me to go through this again...
If I was in your situation I would wait it out. Ask your job for an extension so that you have some time to think it through before you decide on the Boston offer and stay on the wait list for Fordham. You've already made it so far - don't give up!!!
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Thanks Pammy. Actually I think I may have to do that. I would be asking them to take a chance on someone that may or may not be there... so I'm sure there will be some reluctance on their part. But hopefully they will be understanding.pammy1985 wrote: I'm sorry. I forgot you live in Boston. Gosh that's a hard decision to make. Can you take the extension but let them know that you may leave because of Fordham? Are they that understanding? Actually, you only have a few more weeks 'til you hear from Fordham either way (I really hope you get in, btw), so why not stall accepting the extension?
Thanks glasgow 3am. I fell like I should wait it out. I've been waiting for so long. I want this so badly... so I have to wait it out. Hopefully I'll get some news soon. Until then, I'll be stalling around here. Should the worst happen, I would take the LSAT again... but I don't even want to start on that path right now.glasgow3am wrote: Eeek. That's a tough call MM. If you were going to re-apply next year, would there be any significant changes/differences in your application? With that, I mean taking the LSAT again. If the answer is no, then I don't really see your cycle next year being too different (this is if you didn't apply last minute this cycle). I think people who re-apply have to have a compelling reason for doing so, and usually that entails having something significant change in their application. More work experience is always good, but I think the biggest (and most positive) change most people can make to their cycle is to raise their LSAT score. Otherwise, why put yourself through another cycle again, when your results will probably be similar?
If I was in your situation I would wait it out. Ask your job for an extension so that you have some time to think it through before you decide on the Boston offer and stay on the wait list for Fordham. You've already made it so far - don't give up!!!
This whole situation with Fordham is really depressing. I really haven't been the most fun to be around because I'm stressing about this so much. Hopefully there will be a happy ending.
Now back to checking my email every 10 minutes...
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Hey, you're in pretty good company here! I feel your pain MM (and I'm glad you're going to wait it out!). I obsessively check both the status checker and my email (and this thread). I would do anything to get in! Thinking about going to any other school but Fordham depresses me...MandM wrote: Thanks glasgow 3am. I fell like I should wait it out. I've been waiting for so long. I want this so badly... so I have to wait it out. Hopefully I'll get some news soon. Until then, I'll be stalling around here. Should the worst happen, I would take the LSAT again... but I don't even want to start on that path right now.
This whole situation with Fordham is really depressing. I really haven't been the most fun to be around because I'm stressing about this so much. Hopefully there will be a happy ending.
Now back to checking my email every 10 minutes...
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MandM, it sounds like if Fordham doesn't work out for you that you're going to reapply right? I know you don't want to, but you really should start to restudy for the LSAT and prepare for the worst case scenario. If you start prepping and Fordham admits you then all you have lost is a few hours you spent studying. I'm guessing you would be ok with scenario!
As far as the job goes, I would ask for an extension as long as they possibly can give you. If you still haven't heard from Fordham by the time your boss wants an answer, then I would take another year at your job and reapply. I wouldn't suggest giving up a job to pursue a waitlist. Even if Fordham accepts you afterward, there is still at least the possibility that you could defer the offer for a year. I think they would understand your situation. Stay positive and don't let it get to ya. Best of luck to you and everyone else on the WL!
As far as the job goes, I would ask for an extension as long as they possibly can give you. If you still haven't heard from Fordham by the time your boss wants an answer, then I would take another year at your job and reapply. I wouldn't suggest giving up a job to pursue a waitlist. Even if Fordham accepts you afterward, there is still at least the possibility that you could defer the offer for a year. I think they would understand your situation. Stay positive and don't let it get to ya. Best of luck to you and everyone else on the WL!
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I actually put down the suggested reading for recently admitted students that Fordham released a while back and requested LSAT prep materials from the library. As the days go by I'm less and less hopeful. So today I'll start prep for the LSAT.Diskette15 wrote:MandM, it sounds like if Fordham doesn't work out for you that you're going to reapply right? I know you don't want to, but you really should start to restudy for the LSAT and prepare for the worst case scenario. If you start prepping and Fordham admits you then all you have lost is a few hours you spent studying. I'm guessing you would be ok with scenario!
As far as the job goes, I would ask for an extension as long as they possibly can give you. If you still haven't heard from Fordham by the time your boss wants an answer, then I would take another year at your job and reapply. I wouldn't suggest giving up a job to pursue a waitlist. Even if Fordham accepts you afterward, there is still at least the possibility that you could defer the offer for a year. I think they would understand your situation. Stay positive and don't let it get to ya. Best of luck to you and everyone else on the WL!
At this point all I can do is focus on the LSAT. It's so close to the start of the semester that I'm not sure how my living and financial aid situations would work out. So rather then stress out I'll be focusing on the LSAT.
I'm trying not to let it get to me, Diskette15. But I haven't found a cure for the lump in my throat and the butterflies in my stomach yet.
My job is giving me time to make a decision, by the way.
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Well then you have time to figure this out. It's only a couple of more weeks before orientation and that's not too much longer. Do you know whether Fordham will accept ppl after orientation?MandM wrote:I actually put down the suggested reading for recently admitted students that Fordham released a while back and requested LSAT prep materials from the library. As the days go by I'm less and less hopeful. So today I'll start prep for the LSAT.Diskette15 wrote:MandM, it sounds like if Fordham doesn't work out for you that you're going to reapply right? I know you don't want to, but you really should start to restudy for the LSAT and prepare for the worst case scenario. If you start prepping and Fordham admits you then all you have lost is a few hours you spent studying. I'm guessing you would be ok with scenario!
As far as the job goes, I would ask for an extension as long as they possibly can give you. If you still haven't heard from Fordham by the time your boss wants an answer, then I would take another year at your job and reapply. I wouldn't suggest giving up a job to pursue a waitlist. Even if Fordham accepts you afterward, there is still at least the possibility that you could defer the offer for a year. I think they would understand your situation. Stay positive and don't let it get to ya. Best of luck to you and everyone else on the WL!
At this point all I can do is focus on the LSAT. It's so close to the start of the semester that I'm not sure how my living and financial aid situations would work out. So rather then stress out I'll be focusing on the LSAT.
I'm trying not to let it get to me, Diskette15. But I haven't found a cure for the lump in my throat and the butterflies in my stomach yet.
My job is giving me time to make a decision, by the way.
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I hope so! I'm getting super nervous (and more depressed) as each day passes and orientation gets closer and closer. I've heard rumors of people getting accepted right before, or even during the first few days of classes. Who knows though...I'm sure it varies from year to year. I really really hope some spots will open up soon!pammy1985 wrote: Do you know whether Fordham will accept ppl after orientation?
How many Fordham waitlisters are left on this thread? I feel like only MM and I are left here...
Anyone have any updates or news? It doesn't look like Fordham's let anyone go from the WL, so it must still be a pretty big group. Also, is anyone planning on dropping by the admissions office to get some face time? I really want to (not sure it will help so late in the game) but I'm international so I will have to wait for my student visa to get approved before I can make it to NYC. Once I get stateside though, it'll be my first stop...
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I'm still chillin on this and other waitlists.
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What does your name mean?DjaliBashit wrote:I'm still chillin on this and other waitlists.
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It means "Bashi's son" in Albanian. Bashi was a nickname I had for my dad when I was a kid.What does your name mean?
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