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Real Madrid
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by Real Madrid » Thu Aug 18, 2011 10:51 pm
freestallion wrote:RonnyDworkin wrote:Real Madrid wrote:Pretty sure Duke sends priority track to all 170+ scorers. Also, I've read in several places that the admissions committee grades priority track applicants on a "higher standard." I think the dean even mentioned that in the TLS interview. Not sure what that's worth, if anything.
Didn't get it... made a 173.
Same here... this makes me sad
173/3.8
They probably send them out in batches, similar to LSAT scores. Someone said earlier they weren't sending them till next week anyway. You'll both get one.
But I just missed the cut.
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freestallion
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by freestallion » Thu Aug 18, 2011 10:54 pm
Real Madrid wrote:freestallion wrote:RonnyDworkin wrote:Real Madrid wrote:Pretty sure Duke sends priority track to all 170+ scorers. Also, I've read in several places that the admissions committee grades priority track applicants on a "higher standard." I think the dean even mentioned that in the TLS interview. Not sure what that's worth, if anything.
Didn't get it... made a 173.
Same here... this makes me sad
173/3.8
They probably send them out in batches, similar to LSAT scores. Someone said earlier they weren't sending them till next week anyway. You'll both get one.
But I just missed the cut.
I certainly hope you're right! Hope you get one too
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RonnyDworkin
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by RonnyDworkin » Thu Aug 18, 2011 11:10 pm
freestallion wrote:Real Madrid wrote:freestallion wrote:
Same here... this makes me sad
173/3.8
They probably send them out in batches, similar to LSAT scores. Someone said earlier they weren't sending them till next week anyway. You'll both get one.
But I just missed the cut.
I certainly hope you're right! Hope you get one too
Good luck to you guys too!!
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acadec
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by acadec » Thu Aug 18, 2011 11:44 pm
RonnyDworkin wrote:Real Madrid wrote:Pretty sure Duke sends priority track to all 170+ scorers. Also, I've read in several places that the admissions committee grades priority track applicants on a "higher standard." I think the dean even mentioned that in the TLS interview. Not sure what that's worth, if anything.
Didn't get it... made a 173.
Same. GPA is slightly below median though, that might've been it. Also, I took the LSAT in Feb and didn't reset CRS til this evening, so that could be it also.
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roguewave19
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by roguewave19 » Fri Aug 19, 2011 3:44 am
Yup, I got Duke Priority Tracking / Fee Waiver too. 175 / 3.9.
Seems like it was definitely not putting in the enrollment year that was holding me back from receiving fee waivers before, in case anyone else is having the same problem.
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elibrarian
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by elibrarian » Fri Aug 19, 2011 11:10 am
Duke priority track fee waiver here as well. Took the February LSAT. Good to know we haven't been forgotten!
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acadec
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by acadec » Fri Aug 19, 2011 11:17 am
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Englander742
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by Englander742 » Fri Aug 19, 2011 4:30 pm
I also received Duke Priority Track + Fee Waiver. I received UMinn a long time ago.
I solicited one from Iowa and received this:
"Your LSAT score meets our minimum fee waiver requirement; however, we are unable to process your waiver until September 1st when the application will become available. Please feel free to email back after September 1st to receive a fee waiver form (those who receive a waiver must apply by January 15, 2012)."
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citykitty
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by citykitty » Fri Aug 19, 2011 5:10 pm
I will be intrigued if I get a Duke fee waiver based on my LSAT. There's no way in hell I'm getting in there with my GPA.
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amc987
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by amc987 » Fri Aug 19, 2011 5:29 pm
Should I be worried if I didn't get Duke's?
This law school application process is anxiety provoking. Le sigh.
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iphone7
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by iphone7 » Fri Aug 19, 2011 6:04 pm
amc987 wrote:Should I be worried if I didn't get Duke's?
This law school application process is anxiety provoking. Le sigh.
You should not be. I haven't seen any people report getting a PT invite that didn't have 172+. They send them out to people under that every year so we still have a solid chance.
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Blessedassurance
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by Blessedassurance » Fri Aug 19, 2011 7:55 pm
iphone7 wrote:amc987 wrote:Should I be worried if I didn't get Duke's?
This law school application process is anxiety provoking. Le sigh.
You should not be. I haven't
seen any people report getting a PT invite that didn't have 172+. They send them out to people under that every year so we still have a solid chance.
Faulty logic.
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iphone7
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by iphone7 » Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:27 pm
Blessedassurance wrote:iphone7 wrote:amc987 wrote:Should I be worried if I didn't get Duke's?
This law school application process is anxiety provoking. Le sigh.
You should not be. I haven't
seen any people report getting a PT invite that didn't have 172+. They send them out to people under that every year so we still have a solid chance.
Faulty logic.
In what way? I never said that we had a 100% chance. I think that since all the people I saw report their scores were above 171, there is a good chance that they didn't send them out to people below that. I also read, ITT, that someone talked to the Duke admissions office and they said more were to be sent next week. This together with the fact that they do send PT invited to people who have 169s every year, leads me to believe that there is a solid, although not 100%, chance that we could get one.
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Blessedassurance
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by Blessedassurance » Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:54 pm
iphone7 wrote:Blessedassurance wrote:iphone7 wrote:amc987 wrote:Should I be worried if I didn't get Duke's?
This law school application process is anxiety provoking. Le sigh.
You should not be. I haven't
seen any people report getting a PT invite that didn't have 172+. They send them out to people under that every year so we still have a solid chance.
Faulty logic.
In what way? I never said that we had a 100% chance. I think that since all the people I saw report their scores were above 171, there is a good chance that they didn't send them out to people below that. I also read, ITT, that someone talked to the Duke admissions office and they said more were to be sent next week. This together with the fact that they do send PT invited to people who have 169s every year, leads me to believe that there is a solid, although not 100%, chance that we could get one.
I'm pretty sure people with lower scores will get them etc. I'm not disputing that. I'm saying the fact that you haven't seen anyone with a PT invite and score below 173 (or even 170 for that matter) doesn't mean....
I've seen people with scores below 170 who received a PT invite. It might be a wave thing, who knows? Much ado about nothing, really. The application isn't even available till September.
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LaCumparsita
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by LaCumparsita » Sat Aug 20, 2011 12:42 am
I got one. My numbers are 170/4.06.
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confusedlaw
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by confusedlaw » Sat Aug 20, 2011 12:56 pm
i got an invitation to apply but no fee waiver from UF
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Yeshia90
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by Yeshia90 » Sat Aug 20, 2011 11:53 pm
confusedlaw wrote:i got an invitation to apply but no fee waiver from UF
This, minus a day.
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iphone7
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by iphone7 » Mon Aug 22, 2011 1:15 pm
I solicited waivers from CCNMVPDNCG and here's the response so far:
Wait for CRS:
Columbia
Michigan (will be hidden)
Penn
Northwestern
Wait for CRS but we will reimburse you if you apply earlier:
Chicago
Request Granted:
UVA
Georgetown
Yet to Respond:
NYU
Duke
Cornell
I'll let you all know about these three as/if they respond.
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icedflames
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by icedflames » Mon Aug 22, 2011 1:48 pm
I just requested fee waivers a few hours ago, and I thought I'd post the responses here with some important information.
Note: I mentioned my CRS expired last year.
Wait for CRS:
Michigan: While it’s true that your CRS registration lasts for only one year, you may re-register for CRS so that your information will be included in this year’s pool.
Columbia
Chicago: Will reimburse application fee
UCLA
Penn
No Response:
NYU
Berkeley (no merit fee waivers at all?)
UVA
Northwestern
Georgetown
Cornell
Did not contact:
Duke (received the priority track+fee wavier already)
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acadec
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by acadec » Mon Aug 22, 2011 2:58 pm
icedflames wrote: While it’s true that your CRS registration lasts for only one year, you may re-register for CRS so that your information will be included in this year’s pool.
How does one do this? Is it just changing your settings to "don't share" and then back to "share"?
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Englander742
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by Englander742 » Mon Aug 22, 2011 3:16 pm
acadec wrote:icedflames wrote: While it’s true that your CRS registration lasts for only one year, you may re-register for CRS so that your information will be included in this year’s pool.
How does one do this? Is it just changing your settings to "don't share" and then back to "share"?
Yep, and make sure it has the right application year. There is some debate on whether this actually works though.
So, I solicited a fee waiver from UVA last Friday, and I received one 40 minutes later. Now, I just received another one - I guess they forgot they sent me one. Maybe applying twice will double my chances or something
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acadec
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by acadec » Mon Aug 22, 2011 3:43 pm
My solicited UVA waiver came with a line to the effect of "we might send you another one through CRS; if we do, use that one."
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Hawkeye Pierce
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by Hawkeye Pierce » Mon Aug 22, 2011 4:16 pm
iphone7 wrote:I solicited waivers from CCNMVPDNCG and here's the response so far:
Wait for CRS:
Columbia
Michigan (will be hidden)
Penn
Northwestern
Wait for CRS but we will reimburse you if you apply earlier:
Chicago
Request Granted:
UVA
Georgetown
Yet to Respond:
NYU
Duke
Cornell
I'll let you all know about these three as/if they respond.
UVA and Georgetown are usually the only two that give out solicited fee waivers.
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acadec
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by acadec » Mon Aug 22, 2011 4:36 pm
Another question: when they say "wait for CRS," are they saying to wait until they send out CRS fee waivers, and to inquire after that if you don't get one, or that they only give out fee waivers through CRS?
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by minnbills » Mon Aug 22, 2011 4:38 pm
acadec wrote:Another question: when they say "wait for CRS," are they saying to wait until they send out CRS fee waivers, and to inquire after that if you don't get one, or that they only give out fee waivers through CRS?
It means wait until they mass email their fee waivers. It probably suggests you'll get one, especially if you gave them your LSAT score.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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