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Do rejections generally come before the acceptances?

I haven't been accepted anywhere after I received a rejection letter. Neither vice versa. My gut feeling tells me that they are mutually exclusive. HTH

does the longer it takes for a decision the greater chance of an acceptance?

SandyC877 wrote:I haven't been accepted anywhere after I received a rejection letter. Neither vice versa. My gut feeling tells me that they are mutually exclusive. HTH

Haha, I wonder how many people are going to get this.

Perjury wrote:does the longer it takes for a decision the greater chance of an acceptance?

Each office is different.

Usually the longer you wait the more borderline you are. That can mean they are trying to fit you into the class, or it can mean they don't really want to but are keeping you around because they need to.

AmazingPanda actually got in after a rejection.

Desert Fox wrote:AmazingPanda actually got in after a rejection.

how? what were the details?

Perjury wrote:

Desert Fox wrote:AmazingPanda actually got in after a rejection.

how? what were the details?

Sent in a ED form, got rejected one day before they got it, then they called him to change to an acceptance.

think its possible to persuade your way in after a rejection?

Perjury wrote:think its possible to persuade your way in after a rejection?

With a new LSAT, maybe. Otherwise no.

Perjury wrote:

Desert Fox wrote:AmazingPanda actually got in after a rejection.

how? what were the details?

Because he's amazing. And a panda. Pandas get major URM boost.