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I know that Harvard doesn't reply with acceptance letters until late-November.

How long do other T-14 schools take to respond after your status check says that your application is "under review?"

Do schools generally respond with rejections/wait lists faster than they send out acceptance letters?

This is all assuming no ED. Thanks!

jdapplicant wrote:I know that Harvard doesn't reply with acceptance letters until late-November.

How long do other T-14 schools take to respond after your status check says that your application is "under review?"

Do schools generally respond with rejections/wait lists faster than they send out acceptance letters?

This is all assuming no ED. Thanks!

assuming you submit very early, anytime from end of oct to may.

most likely nov-jan

rejections can come along with acceptances; waitlists generally take a little longer

AlanShore wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:I know that Harvard doesn't reply with acceptance letters until late-November.

How long do other T-14 schools take to respond after your status check says that your application is "under review?"

Do schools generally respond with rejections/wait lists faster than they send out acceptance letters?

This is all assuming no ED. Thanks!

assuming you submit very early, anytime from end of oct to may.

most likely nov-jan

rejections can come along with acceptances; waitlists generally take a little longer

Thanks. My application status currently reads "under review" at a T-5. I was hoping that they would reply sooner since I applied in the first week of September. Too bad every school doesn't offer a priority track like Duke does.

jdapplicant wrote:T-5

What is this?

Use this :

http://mylsn.info/whenwilliknow.php

midwest17 wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:T-5

What is this?

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NapoleonXV wrote:

midwest17 wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:T-5

What is this?

Means FXXX OFF NYU

T5 is more accurate anyways.

midwest17 wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:T-5

What is this?

That was my abbreviation for a top-5 law school

NapoleonXV wrote:Use this :

http://mylsn.info/whenwilliknow.php

Thanks, that site is very helpful.

jdapplicant wrote:

midwest17 wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:T-5

What is this?

That was my abbreviation for a top-5 law school

FYI the concept of T5 law school is hardly ever used. It is either T3 or T6 or T14

NapoleonXV wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:

midwest17 wrote:

jdapplicant wrote:T-5

What is this?

That was my abbreviation for a top-5 law school

FYI the concept of T5 law school is hardly ever used. It is either T3 or T6 or T14

Yeah. I was mostly curious about who you were kicking out of the T6.

I didn't include NYU in my top 5. But you're right, I should have used the more common designation for T-6 to include the full first two tiers. HYS/CCN

When people use non-standard tiers, I tend to assume that they're right on the edge (i.e. the Vanderbilt student who says they attend a top-15 law school, or the person who says they graduated in the top 13% of their class.)