USAOAnonymous User wrote:What component was that?Anonymous User wrote:Not sure if anyone has posted this already, but I interviewed yesterday and an attorney said the internal deadline to pick finalists is November 18
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At least one of my references was called today. I interviewed for two components, and I have no idea which one it was that called.
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How did you find the contact information for the attorneys that interviewed you to send thank you emails?
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So apparently statuses have already begun to change to "finalist"? Anyone else seeing a change?Melinda Sheild wrote:Hi Ms. Willis,
Thank you so much for your help and for answering questions. If the application status switches to "finalist," what exactly does this mean? Should I reach out to my component contact?
Thank you so much,
Melinda
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I asked for business cards in the interviews. A couple gave them unprompted. The component contact would almost certainly have that info too.Anonymous User wrote:How did you find the contact information for the attorneys that interviewed you to send thank you emails?
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Oh not this shit again. Does anyone here have a code? What section?Anonymous User wrote:So apparently statuses have already begun to change to "finalist"? Anyone else seeing a change?Melinda Sheild wrote:Hi Ms. Willis,
Thank you so much for your help and for answering questions. If the application status switches to "finalist," what exactly does this mean? Should I reach out to my component contact?
Thank you so much,
Melinda
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No change for me. To be fair, she does say if. I'd agree that she's implying that her status changed, but this might also be some "what if" question.
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Every email that has Honors Program in the subject just gets me so on edge!
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Or she could be talking about SLIP?Anonymous User wrote:No change for me. To be fair, she does say if. I'd agree that she's implying that her status changed, but this might also be some "what if" question.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_NGYnMqyFAMelinda Sheild wrote:Hi Ms. Willis,
Thank you so much for your help and for answering questions. If the application status switches to "finalist," what exactly does this mean? Should I reach out to my component contact?
Thank you so much,
Melinda
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Not to come off as having way too much time on my hands (just avoiding the MPRE), but doing a quick google of that name came up with a second year law student at Washington & Lee, which would mean (if it is the same person) her notification was for SLIP.
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Nah if you're going through this fucked up application process you get to be high grade neurotic.Anonymous User wrote:Not to come off as having way too much time on my hands (just avoiding the MPRE), but doing a quick google of that name came up with a second year law student at Washington & Lee, which would mean (if it is the same person) her notification was for SLIP.
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Anonymous User wrote:Nah if you're going through this fucked up application process you get to be high grade neurotic.Anonymous User wrote:Not to come off as having way too much time on my hands (just avoiding the MPRE), but doing a quick google of that name came up with a second year law student at Washington & Lee, which would mean (if it is the same person) her notification was for SLIP.
(You're not the only one who did this.)
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Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Nah if you're going through this fucked up application process you get to be high grade neurotic.Anonymous User wrote:Not to come off as having way too much time on my hands (just avoiding the MPRE), but doing a quick google of that name came up with a second year law student at Washington & Lee, which would mean (if it is the same person) her notification was for SLIP.
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Interviews over. Now the fun part begins.
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Anonymous User wrote:Interviews over. Now the fun part begins.

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Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Interviews over. Now the fun part begins.

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Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Interviews over. Now the fun part begins.
So much this. It's too much to hope they'll start calling next week, right? Even if references are being called already?
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Honors applicant, not slip, status changed to finalist over the weekend, didn't specify for which components I interviewed for.
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Which components did you interview with?Anonymous User wrote:Honors applicant, not slip, status changed to finalist over the weekend, didn't specify for which components I interviewed for.
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I only interviewed at the end of this past week (one of the last days of interviews), and I'm feeling vaguely like I got gipped if statuses were already changing over the weekend. There's no way they had time to review my file nearly as throughly (or call my references) as the people that interviewed in week 1. Hoping my component isn't one of the ones already picking finalists.
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This isn't something to worry about. You're fine. They either want you or they don't - interviewing the last week isn't going to hurt you.Anonymous User wrote:I only interviewed at the end of this past week (one of the last days of interviews), and I'm feeling vaguely like I got gipped if statuses were already changing over the weekend. There's no way they had time to review my file nearly as throughly (or call my references) as the people that interviewed in week 1. Hoping my component isn't one of the ones already picking finalists.
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Did you interview for ATR?Anonymous User wrote:Honors applicant, not slip, status changed to finalist over the weekend, didn't specify for which components I interviewed for.
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How about EOIR? I need answers here...Anonymous User wrote:Did you interview for ATR?Anonymous User wrote:Honors applicant, not slip, status changed to finalist over the weekend, didn't specify for which components I interviewed for.
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Last year, for ATR for instnace, no finalists notified till 11/30! So it would be bizarre, as there were interviews as late as Friday.
They're new system isn't great for applicants. I hope internally its a big improvement, haha
They're new system isn't great for applicants. I hope internally its a big improvement, haha
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