Kentucky c/o 2014 Forum
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3.4/167 OOS applicant here.
I am really hoping I get an acceptance to UK as it is a top choice for me.
I am really hoping I get an acceptance to UK as it is a top choice for me.
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That is my interpretation as well.aabuster1 wrote:If its the same thing as I got. Its not really a wait list. In my opinion its similar to just putting your application at the back of the application pile - they are going to look at it again at a later date and make a decision, not exactly wait listed (Yours may be different than mine). The letter I received gave a specific date that they would review my application again and make a decision.pseudonym1 wrote:Well looks like I went from pending for decision to "file under review". It also says my status letter was mailed. Waitlist?
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I've been accepted into both UK and Louisville OOS. What do those who are from Kentucky and/or know the legal market think about taking money from Louisville over going to UK at sticker?
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Received my Feb. 7th review letter today. UK is my number one choice, so I hope this isn't just another nice way to say waitlist. They also recommended that I add addenda to my file.
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Numbers, if you don't mind sharing?SrLaw wrote:IN today.
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Congratulations! Although, I am jealous. I'm in-state and my numbers aren't nearly as flattering. Hopefully my soft factors will carry me through. I was placed on hold, waiting to be reviewed again in February.SrLaw wrote:IN today.
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Aren't you guys embarrassed applying to a school that loses to Alabama...in BASKETBALL?
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Absolutely. I am 3.42/167 OOS applicant. I am hoping for some scholly $ as Uk is a top choice for me.
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So is UK's curve a 3.0 or 2.8? I've heard conflicting reports. Anyways, I'm still waiting to hear from a few schools but there's a better than 50/50 chance that I'll be in Lexington next fall and I'm very pumped. I've spent a lot of time at UK and I love the school and area. I suppose the basketball team will have to grow on me. When is the best time to start looking for housing? I want to get a house within walking distance to the law school (if anyone else is looking for a house, shoot me a PM).
PS: What is the incentive for a school to use a sub-3.0 curve?
PS: What is the incentive for a school to use a sub-3.0 curve?
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Man, I thought I was going to get a decision today, because last Thursday, the status checker said, "File Pending for Decision" with today's date. But today, my status is just Under Review. [/Debbie Downer music]
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But it also says a status letter was mailed today. Status letter? That sounds much less exciting than Decision letter.
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But it also says a status letter was mailed today. Status letter? That sounds much less exciting than Decision letter.
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Curves to a 3.0.EricBerry wrote:So is UK's curve a 3.0 or 2.8? I've heard conflicting reports. Anyways, I'm still waiting to hear from a few schools but there's a better than 50/50 chance that I'll be in Lexington next fall and I'm very pumped. I've spent a lot of time at UK and I love the school and area. I suppose the basketball team will have to grow on me. When is the best time to start looking for housing? I want to get a house within walking distance to the law school (if anyone else is looking for a house, shoot me a PM).
PS: What is the incentive for a school to use a sub-3.0 curve?
I'm a current 1L if any of you have questions. For what it's worth, my permanent home is 500 miles away and I didn't move until two days before orientation, but I put down a deposit on my place in late June. Dean Bakert sent out a lot of materials once I accepted which helped figure me the logistical stuff out.
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So what's the parking situation around the law school? Do you have to live within walking distance to avoid driving to school an hour early and walking 2 miles to class?Pretzel_Logic wrote:Curves to a 3.0.
I'm a current 1L if any of you have questions. For what it's worth, my permanent home is 500 miles away and I didn't move until two days before orientation, but I put down a deposit on my place in late June. Dean Bakert sent out a lot of materials once I accepted which helped figure me the logistical stuff out.
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No, I have a parking pass for a big parking garage down the street and I live about five miles out. There's a fair number of commuters, and honestly, for mental health purposes it's great to be at least a little bit away from campus. From my lot it takes about...I dunno, 7 minutes to walk down the street? I walk fast, might be more/less for other people. Still, not bad. There's another UK lot about a block further up.EricBerry wrote:So what's the parking situation around the law school? Do you have to live within walking distance to avoid driving to school an hour early and walking 2 miles to class?Pretzel_Logic wrote:Curves to a 3.0.
I'm a current 1L if any of you have questions. For what it's worth, my permanent home is 500 miles away and I didn't move until two days before orientation, but I put down a deposit on my place in late June. Dean Bakert sent out a lot of materials once I accepted which helped figure me the logistical stuff out.
Parking around Lex can be a cluster until you find your bearings. Once you figure out how the roads connect (this happens a lot faster if you're commuting), you find parking spots more easily...at least, that's been my experience.
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My status has changed, it now says a decision letter has been sent. There is no info where the seat deposit information normally is...is this a reject?
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Has anyone received any scholarship money yet?
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No, but on the 28th I received some basic scholarship and financial aid information that was dated on the 21st. Strangely enough, it said that scholarships were coming out the very week that I received the mail. It seems they may be running behind schedule.JakeL wrote:Has anyone received any scholarship money yet?
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My letter said scholarships in February.
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Did anyone else get a personal note from the dean?
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+1SrLaw wrote:Did anyone else get a personal note from the dean?
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A sentence or two at the bottom of the acceptance letter.SrLaw wrote:Did anyone else get a personal note from the dean?
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Accepted- 1/31 via e-mail.
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In the mail today received a 3 year fellowship making up the difference between OOS and in state (~$12000)
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Nice! Congrats! So I guess the scholarship information has started to come out. I will be checking my mail late today though...Mpeterson4 wrote:In the mail today received a 3 year fellowship making up the difference between OOS and in state (~$12000)
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As far as speed of delivery, I do live in Lexington, so the letter didn't have to go 'cross country or anythingqueenlizzie13 wrote:Nice! Congrats! So I guess the scholarship information has started to come out. I will be checking my mail late today though...Mpeterson4 wrote:In the mail today received a 3 year fellowship making up the difference between OOS and in state (~$12000)
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