How long is entirely too long for an admission decision? Forum
- RedBronco
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How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
79 days and counting, as I wait for a decision from one of my schools. I have $80 tied up in the application, including the LSAC fee.
I have already deposited at another school, and will be attending. Still, I paid for a damned decision from Indecisive Law.
Am I wrong to consider this 2.5-month wait to be excessive? How long is too long, and does the ABA have an actual opinion on the turnaround time for an admission decision?
I have already deposited at another school, and will be attending. Still, I paid for a damned decision from Indecisive Law.
Am I wrong to consider this 2.5-month wait to be excessive? How long is too long, and does the ABA have an actual opinion on the turnaround time for an admission decision?
- basedvulpes
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Re: How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
Lol, good one.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
- RedBronco
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Re: How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
Haha...thanks. Okay, maybe 79 days isn't too long then. My longest wait from any other school was three weeks, hence my aggravation.basedvulpes wrote:Lol, good one.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
And upon submission, the school initially said 3-6 weeks.
- Dcc617
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Re: How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
I applied to Stanford on September 2nd. And am still waiting. Nobody knows my pain.RedBronco wrote:Haha...thanks. Okay, maybe 79 days isn't too long then. My longest wait from any other school was three weeks, hence my aggravation.basedvulpes wrote:Lol, good one.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
And upon submission, the school initially said 3-6 weeks.
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Re: How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
at least law schools get back to you eventually. wait until you apply to law firms.Dcc617 wrote:I applied to Stanford on September 2nd. And am still waiting. Nobody knows my pain.RedBronco wrote:Haha...thanks. Okay, maybe 79 days isn't too long then. My longest wait from any other school was three weeks, hence my aggravation.basedvulpes wrote:Lol, good one.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
And upon submission, the school initially said 3-6 weeks.
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- jbagelboy
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Re: How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
Or judgesumichman wrote:at least law schools get back to you eventually. wait until you apply to law firms.Dcc617 wrote:I applied to Stanford on September 2nd. And am still waiting. Nobody knows my pain.RedBronco wrote:Haha...thanks. Okay, maybe 79 days isn't too long then. My longest wait from any other school was three weeks, hence my aggravation.basedvulpes wrote:Lol, good one.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
And upon submission, the school initially said 3-6 weeks.
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- EzraFitz
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Re: How long is entirely too long for an admission decision?
Yeah, 11 months later... it never comes.jbagelboy wrote:Or judgesumichman wrote:at least law schools get back to you eventually. wait until you apply to law firms.Dcc617 wrote:I applied to Stanford on September 2nd. And am still waiting. Nobody knows my pain.RedBronco wrote:Haha...thanks. Okay, maybe 79 days isn't too long then. My longest wait from any other school was three weeks, hence my aggravation.basedvulpes wrote:Lol, good one.
Let me know when you crack 6+ months.
And upon submission, the school initially said 3-6 weeks.