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Hey-O
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by Hey-O » Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:43 pm
Helmholtz wrote:Nothing in mail today. Two mail days from NYC. Going to withdraw.
Why? Do you have a deadline coming up that requires you to withdraw from all colleges you are still waiting on?
If I were you I would hang in there. I couldn't handle waiting so long all for nothing.
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Helmholtz
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by Helmholtz » Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:45 pm
Hey-O wrote:Helmholtz wrote:Nothing in mail today. Two mail days from NYC. Going to withdraw.
Why? Do you have a deadline coming up that requires you to withdraw from all colleges you are still waiting on?
If I were you I would hang in there. I couldn't handle waiting so long all for nothing.
I want to quit before they can fire me. And I have a deadline next week that is going to require me to withdraw all my apps, yeah.
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Hey-O
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by Hey-O » Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:49 pm
Helmholtz wrote:Hey-O wrote:Helmholtz wrote:Nothing in mail today. Two mail days from NYC. Going to withdraw.
Why? Do you have a deadline coming up that requires you to withdraw from all colleges you are still waiting on?
If I were you I would hang in there. I couldn't handle waiting so long all for nothing.
I want to quit before they can fire me. And I have a deadline next week that is going to require me to withdraw all my apps, yeah.
I get it - kind of like - who wanted to go to your stupid school anyway? Where you do have the deadline?
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ppa840
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by ppa840 » Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:55 pm
Waitlisted
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Helmholtz
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by Helmholtz » Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:55 pm
Hey-O wrote:Helmholtz wrote:Hey-O wrote:Helmholtz wrote:Nothing in mail today. Two mail days from NYC. Going to withdraw.
Why? Do you have a deadline coming up that requires you to withdraw from all colleges you are still waiting on?
If I were you I would hang in there. I couldn't handle waiting so long all for nothing.
I want to quit before they can fire me. And I have a deadline next week that is going to require me to withdraw all my apps, yeah.
I get it - kind of like - who wanted to go to your stupid school anyway? Where you do have the deadline?
The deadline is a special situation that wouldn't apply to most people. Will be going to Mich if/when I withdraw from NYU.
And yeah, something to the effect of: "I was informed by a member of your staff that I should be receiving my initial decision from you shortly, a mere 29+ weeks after applying. I do not know what this decision might be, and frankly, it doesn't matter at this point; I really have no desire to attend your school. If it takes the school administration more than half a year to inform me of a decision on my application, I fear the degree of sluggishness and/or ineptitude of NYU Law as a whole that may exist. Thankyaverymuchhavaniceday."
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pertristis
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by pertristis » Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:56 pm
Another day, another empty mailbox.
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goodolgil
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by goodolgil » Sat Apr 24, 2010 6:26 pm
Still nothing in Queens today. What a mess.
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tamago12
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by tamago12 » Sat Apr 24, 2010 6:44 pm
Waitlisted today in Manhattan. Was postmarked 4/22.
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starsong
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by starsong » Sat Apr 24, 2010 6:47 pm
tamago12 wrote:Waitlisted today in Manhattan. Was postmarked 4/22.
Hmm that's weird, how can a letter from Manhattan take two days to get to Manhattan?
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tamago12
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by tamago12 » Sat Apr 24, 2010 8:08 pm
starsong wrote:tamago12 wrote:Waitlisted today in Manhattan. Was postmarked 4/22.
Hmm that's weird, how can a letter from Manhattan take two days to get to Manhattan?
Not sure, but there it is. Maybe because I'm in upper Manhattan? Date on the letter was 4/15.
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Hey-O
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by Hey-O » Sat Apr 24, 2010 8:20 pm
tamago12 wrote:starsong wrote:tamago12 wrote:Waitlisted today in Manhattan. Was postmarked 4/22.
Hmm that's weird, how can a letter from Manhattan take two days to get to Manhattan?
Not sure, but there it is. Maybe because I'm in upper Manhattan? Date on the letter was 4/15.
It took an entire week to put a piece of paper in an envelope and then put it in the mail? Really? Thanks for the demonstration of efficiency.
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Sequoia90
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by Sequoia90 » Sat Apr 24, 2010 9:35 pm
Still nothing....
Looks like wait list city... Anyone get a letter telling them that they're IN this late in the game?
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KG_CalGuy
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by KG_CalGuy » Sat Apr 24, 2010 9:39 pm
Sent in my withdrawal forms today, hope that helps out one of you on the wait list!
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quickquestionthanks
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by quickquestionthanks » Sun Apr 25, 2010 1:34 am
KG_CalGuy wrote:Sent in my withdrawal forms today, hope that helps out one of you on the wait list!
Good karma to you. And good luck with Harvard!
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OneKnight
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by OneKnight » Sun Apr 25, 2010 1:42 am
starsong wrote:tamago12 wrote:Waitlisted today in Manhattan. Was postmarked 4/22.
Hmm that's weird, how can a letter from Manhattan take two days to get to Manhattan?
Because USPS standard mail take 2-9 days no matter where you are sending a letter. The letters in Manhattan have to go to a sorting facility first even before being delivered in Manhattan - this means 2 days is the fastest you can expect a letter to be sent.
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$1.99
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by $1.99 » Sun Apr 25, 2010 1:52 am
going to send my withdrawal form on Monday, good luck fellas
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starsong
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by starsong » Sun Apr 25, 2010 9:40 am
OneKnight wrote:starsong wrote:tamago12 wrote:Waitlisted today in Manhattan. Was postmarked 4/22.
Hmm that's weird, how can a letter from Manhattan take two days to get to Manhattan?
Because USPS standard mail take 2-9 days no matter where you are sending a letter. The letters in Manhattan have to go to a sorting facility first even before being delivered in Manhattan - this means 2 days is the fastest you can expect a letter to be sent.
Ah I see, for some reason I thought that intra-city mail takes only 1 day.
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theadw
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by theadw » Sun Apr 25, 2010 10:03 am
Waitlisted, despite having withdrawn my application over a month ago.
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daesonesb
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by daesonesb » Sun Apr 25, 2010 12:41 pm
Calling this admissions office was easily the least rewarding decision I've ever made. @ UCLA, I've talked to Rob Schwartz on the phone several times. He responds to my emails within the hour. @ UW, I've talked to plenty of people, all of whom are informative and willing to help.
@ NYU? I get a gruff stressed out sounding old lady who yells at me that no information is given over the phone. And she repeated herself: "USE THE EMAIL USE THE EMAIL!" Seriously... I'm pretty sure most hostage takers on the phone with the chief of police are more calm and coherent than this lady was.
The funny thing was: this call wasn't recent. I made it a while ago in an attempt to call and update my mailing info. Yes, all the freaking out was about updating my mailing info. It was kinda pathetic.
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KG_CalGuy
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by KG_CalGuy » Sun Apr 25, 2010 2:02 pm
The NYU administration personnel were, far and away, the least helpful (and most rude) people I met in all my law school visits. Hence my decision not to attend.
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Helmholtz
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by Helmholtz » Sun Apr 25, 2010 2:04 pm
KG_CalGuy wrote:The NYU administration personnel were, far and away, the least helpful (and most rude) people I met in all my law school visits.
I only visited four schools in-person (although have interacted via phone/e-mail with personnel from many other schools), but titcr IMO.
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tilghmab
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by tilghmab » Sun Apr 25, 2010 4:10 pm
Waitlisted yesterday, as expected.
The CCN waitlist trifecta, a dream come true. *sigh* at the predictability of the admissions process.
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wackjickham
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by wackjickham » Sun Apr 25, 2010 4:31 pm
KG_CalGuy wrote:The NYU administration personnel were, far and away, the least helpful (and most rude) people I met in all my law school visits. Hence my decision not to attend.
Sent me running straight into UVA's arms.
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Illijah
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by Illijah » Sun Apr 25, 2010 4:41 pm
KG_CalGuy wrote:The NYU administration personnel were, far and away, the least helpful (and most rude) people I met in all my law school visits. Hence my decision not to attend.
+1....still attending but definitely true
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by gmail » Sun Apr 25, 2010 6:15 pm
WL here as well. I think I received the letter on Saturday.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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