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JusticeHarlan
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by JusticeHarlan » Mon Feb 08, 2010 2:31 pm
jsbr1114 wrote:How long does it usually take to go under review? Been sitting at complete since 1/6...
I counted once, I was somewhere between 50 to 60 days; just under two months.
xcountryjunkie wrote:JusticeHarlan wrote:UCR 1/29 -> UCR 2/8, anyone else get movement today?
+1 (also 1/29 -> 2/8). If we're a group, I feel for you. I expect a rejection.
Haha, I was gonna say the same thing to anyone who responded.
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xcountryjunkie
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by xcountryjunkie » Mon Feb 08, 2010 2:39 pm
xcountryjunkie wrote:JusticeHarlan wrote:UCR 1/29 -> UCR 2/8, anyone else get movement today?
+1 (also 1/29 -> 2/8). If we're a group, I feel for you. I expect a rejection.
Haha, I was gonna say the same thing to anyone who responded.[/quote]
Ha, any bets on when the axe finally comes down?
How do they notify anyway -- email?
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123kl
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by 123kl » Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:31 pm
maggiebre, how do you know they don't average? Their website says: "All available LSAT scores are noted by the Admissions Committee and are part of the application evaluation. If there are circumstances that you believe affected your performance on a prior test, we encourage you to provide a supplemental essay with your application explaining those circumstances. The Admissions Committee will consider such information and may, at its discretion, evaluate your application based on the higher or highest LSAT score." Is this just based on what people have historically said on here because of the LSAT scores that end up being admitted?
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JollyGreenGiant
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by JollyGreenGiant » Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:32 pm
123kl wrote:maggiebre, how do you know they don't average? Their website says: "All available LSAT scores are noted by the Admissions Committee and are part of the application evaluation. If there are circumstances that you believe affected your performance on a prior test, we encourage you to provide a supplemental essay with your application explaining those circumstances. The Admissions Committee will consider such information and may, at its discretion, evaluate your application based on the higher or highest LSAT score." Is this just based on what people have historically said on here because of the LSAT scores that end up being admitted?
They don't average. Anecdotal evidence.
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Amelie
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by Amelie » Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:39 pm
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jumpinjackflash
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by jumpinjackflash » Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:45 pm
if anyones got any advice id really appreciate it, bummed abt not gettin in esp since most thought id be a shoo-in. is there any point in calling them, do they ever reconsider someone on wl before may...
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blue5385
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by blue5385 » Mon Feb 08, 2010 5:54 pm
clint4law wrote:"under committee review" updated to 2/5.....did this happen to anyone else?
This happened to me (updated from sometime in mid-January), but I didn't look at my status checker until today.
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cardinalandgold
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by cardinalandgold » Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:16 pm
How long does it take to go complete at Penn? I've been at Application Received and Processing since 1/15.
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itsirtou
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by itsirtou » Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:12 pm
cardinalandgold wrote:How long does it take to go complete at Penn? I've been at Application Received and Processing since 1/15.
I've been at application received/processing since 1/5.
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xokel87
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by xokel87 » Tue Feb 09, 2010 1:29 pm
itsirtou wrote:cardinalandgold wrote:How long does it take to go complete at Penn? I've been at Application Received and Processing since 1/15.
I've been at application received/processing since 1/5.
I was Acknowledged 12/7, Complete 1/5, UCR 2/4. I need advice ~ I'm undergrad 165, 3.9 at a t20 undergrad, pretty good softs (in at BC, waitlisted UVA) .. my boyfriend and I are trying to plan around each other for law school.. he's 174, 3.65 same t20 undergrad. I haven't really been following this thread, so what are my chances at getting into UPenn, do you think? If they're high, since the deadline is coming up he will try and apply (he has a fee waiver but doesn't want to write an extra essay).. and probably get in.. but if they're low, he probably won't bother and it's zero sum. Any thoughts appreciated.
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ughOSU
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by ughOSU » Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:00 pm
xokel87 wrote:itsirtou wrote:cardinalandgold wrote:How long does it take to go complete at Penn? I've been at Application Received and Processing since 1/15.
I've been at application received/processing since 1/5.
I was Acknowledged 12/7, Complete 1/5, UCR 2/4. I need advice ~ I'm undergrad 165, 3.9 at a t20 undergrad, pretty good softs (in at BC, waitlisted UVA) .. my boyfriend and I are trying to plan around each other for law school.. he's 174, 3.65 same t20 undergrad. I haven't really been following this thread, so what are my chances at getting into UPenn, do you think? If they're high, since the deadline is coming up he will try and apply (he has a fee waiver but doesn't want to write an extra essay).. and probably get in.. but if they're low, he probably won't bother and it's zero sum. Any thoughts appreciated.
I don't think anyone here can give you a better idea of your odds of getting in than you already have. You're borderline. I also don't think the odds of you getting in should really affect whether or not he applies. If he would consider going to Penn under any circumstances, like for example if you got in, then he should apply (it will cost him $12 and 1 hour of time writing an essay). If not, then he shouldn't.
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fenderjsm88
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by fenderjsm88 » Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:21 pm
I went Under Committee Review on 2/5. How long does it seem to be taking?
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puppleberry finn
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by puppleberry finn » Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:26 pm
fenderjsm88 wrote:I went Under Committee Review on 2/5. How long does it seem to be taking?
there hasn't been any real rhyme or reason to UCR dates thusfar.
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booboo
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by booboo » Tue Feb 09, 2010 2:26 pm
Yay, I went complete after a month. Now part two of the waiting game.
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TheWire
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by TheWire » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:15 pm
Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
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Jericwithers
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by Jericwithers » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:18 pm
TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
I got my hold a couple of Fridays ago. End of the day too. I quit paying attention since, though.
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TheWire
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by TheWire » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:20 pm
Jericwithers wrote:TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
I got my hold a couple of Fridays ago. End of the day too. I quit paying attention since, though.
I vouch to withdraw if I get held...thats the last thing I'll be amenable to after 3 months waiting
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Jericwithers
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by Jericwithers » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:23 pm
TheWire wrote:Jericwithers wrote:TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
I got my hold a couple of Fridays ago. End of the day too. I quit paying attention since, though.
I vouch to withdraw if I get held...thats the last thing I'll be amenable to after 3 months waiting
It wasn't so bad a month ago, but now I'm just getting sick of the holds. Next time it happens I probably will withdraw (no I won't).
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rockchalk86
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by rockchalk86 » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:30 pm
TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
During my call, the admission rep told me that they like to give people good weekends by accepting them on Friday.
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Jericwithers
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by Jericwithers » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:32 pm
rockchalk86 wrote:TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
During my call, the admission rep told me that they like to give people good weekends by accepting them on Friday.
By that same logic is it their intent to punish the people they don't like by rejecting them on Friday?
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AngryAvocado
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by AngryAvocado » Tue Feb 09, 2010 6:43 pm
Jericwithers wrote:rockchalk86 wrote:TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
During my call, the admission rep told me that they like to give people good weekends by accepting them on Friday.
By that same logic is it their intent to punish the people they don't like by rejecting them on Friday?
Pretty sure I remember learning in psych class that people are statistically less likely to do something drastic (like commit suicide or toss a fax machine or two out the window) in response to bad news if it's delivered on a Friday. No idea if that's Penn's rationale, but I know that several large companies/corporations try to give out pink slips on Fridays rather than earlier in the week.
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turkishangora
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by turkishangora » Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:58 pm
AngryAvocado wrote:Jericwithers wrote:rockchalk86 wrote:TheWire wrote:Has anyone realized they Penn seems to like bringing out decisions on Fridays?
During my call, the admission rep told me that they like to give people good weekends by accepting them on Friday.
By that same logic is it their intent to punish the people they don't like by rejecting them on Friday?
Pretty sure I remember learning in psych class that people are statistically less likely to do something drastic (like commit suicide or toss a fax machine or two out the window) in response to bad news if it's delivered on a Friday. No idea if that's Penn's rationale, but I know that several large companies/corporations try to give out pink slips on Fridays rather than earlier in the week.
lol...if any school uses psych in admissions I think it'd be Penn. UCR 2/5 by the way. Submitted 12/18, complete 1/6ish. Long shot with my numbers though.
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