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I have a quick question about how to refer to GULC in my PS. The first time that I use their name, I spell out Georgetown University Law Center. Afterwards I refer to them as Georgetown. Am I using their name correctly? Or should I refer to them as Georgetown University Law Center each time? Thanks!!
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I just used Georgetown Law. Hope that isn't a problem.
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Thats how I did it. Georgetown University Law Center once then Georgetown afterJourneybound wrote:I have a quick question about how to refer to GULC in my PS. The first time that I use their name, I spell out Georgetown University Law Center. Afterwards I refer to them as Georgetown. Am I using their name correctly? Or should I refer to them as Georgetown University Law Center each time? Thanks!!
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It's easy to not put in the effort, but if you do put in the effort my impression is that few to no high performers see the rug pulled out from under them.A'nold wrote:Yeah, you guys are right. I would likely do the same thing if I were one of these people.
But you really think it is easy to drop? I've heard (and I think arrow has said before) that it is a lot harder to up your grades than it is to drop from the top. I believe arrow also said that people that got high grades the first semester generally get high grades the second. I am really trying to do even better this semester, hopefully we all can!
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Can anyone help out here?newyorker69 wrote:Can you all check your LSAC pages because I want to make sure my account is not screwed up for the LSDAS reports
When you login to LSAC, on the top: Apply >> Report Status
How many days from LSAC's "Request Received" date from GULC did LSAC issue the report under "Report Date"?
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Thanks. It sounds like there are a few ways to do it. I just want to make sure that I'm not doing something that everyone knows not to do.
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2newyorker69 wrote:Can anyone help out here?newyorker69 wrote:Can you all check your LSAC pages because I want to make sure my account is not screwed up for the LSDAS reports
When you login to LSAC, on the top: Apply >> Report Status
How many days from LSAC's "Request Received" date from GULC did LSAC issue the report under "Report Date"?
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This is basically what I did as well, IIRC.Journeybound wrote:I have a quick question about how to refer to GULC in my PS. The first time that I use their name, I spell out Georgetown University Law Center. Afterwards I refer to them as Georgetown. Am I using their name correctly? Or should I refer to them as Georgetown University Law Center each time? Thanks!!
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Newyorker - mine was requested and sent same day.
I'll echo the same comments about the high curves making it difficult to maintain a high GPA. The difference between an A and the first person to slip to a B+ is almost nothing. Most of my friends that got B+s all felt they did well in classes that i got an A. The range of people that get a B+ is too big.
Also, I am def going if I get into Gtown because that is where my family and sig other are located The seat deposit will be well spent
I'll echo the same comments about the high curves making it difficult to maintain a high GPA. The difference between an A and the first person to slip to a B+ is almost nothing. Most of my friends that got B+s all felt they did well in classes that i got an A. The range of people that get a B+ is too big.
Also, I am def going if I get into Gtown because that is where my family and sig other are located The seat deposit will be well spent

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God I hope you are right. I have been freaking out lately about this. I feel like I am reading less cases/casenotes and fear that it will transfer to my grades. I want to do exactly what I did last time to succeed but I can't even remember what I did last time and really can't tell if I am studying less or more. At the same time, I feel like I am studying more efficiently because I didn't open my casebook even ONE time to study for exams.disco_barred wrote:It's easy to not put in the effort, but if you do put in the effort my impression is that few to no high performers see the rug pulled out from under them.A'nold wrote:Yeah, you guys are right. I would likely do the same thing if I were one of these people.
But you really think it is easy to drop? I've heard (and I think arrow has said before) that it is a lot harder to up your grades than it is to drop from the top. I believe arrow also said that people that got high grades the first semester generally get high grades the second. I am really trying to do even better this semester, hopefully we all can!
Whats scary is just how easy it would be to slip from A's to B+'s. That being said, I did receive the highest overall grade in all of my "real" courses, so I have a little bit of room to drop and still get A's....right? hahaha
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It's almost scary how nearly 100 % identical our thought processes have been. I went through this EXACT line of thought earlier today. I think we'll be fine. We are just paranoid now because we have something to lose.stinger35 wrote:God I hope you are right. I have been freaking out lately about this. I feel like I am reading less cases/casenotes and fear that it will transfer to my grades. I want to do exactly what I did last time to succeed but I can't even remember what I did last time and really can't tell if I am studying less or more. At the same time, I feel like I am studying more efficiently because I didn't open my casebook even ONE time to study for exams.disco_barred wrote:It's easy to not put in the effort, but if you do put in the effort my impression is that few to no high performers see the rug pulled out from under them.A'nold wrote:Yeah, you guys are right. I would likely do the same thing if I were one of these people.
But you really think it is easy to drop? I've heard (and I think arrow has said before) that it is a lot harder to up your grades than it is to drop from the top. I believe arrow also said that people that got high grades the first semester generally get high grades the second. I am really trying to do even better this semester, hopefully we all can!
Whats scary is just how easy it would be to slip from A's to B+'s. That being said, I did receive the highest overall grade in all of my "real" courses, so I have a little bit of room to drop and still get A's....right? hahaha
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stinger35 wrote:It's almost scary how nearly 100 % identical our thought processes have been. I went through this EXACT line of thought earlier today. I think we'll be fine. We are just paranoid now because we have something to lose.disco_barred wrote:God I hope you are right. I have been freaking out lately about this. I feel like I am reading less cases/casenotes and fear that it will transfer to my grades. I want to do exactly what I did last time to succeed but I can't even remember what I did last time and really can't tell if I am studying less or more. At the same time, I feel like I am studying more efficiently because I didn't open my casebook even ONE time to study for exams.A'nold wrote:
It's easy to not put in the effort, but if you do put in the effort my impression is that few to no high performers see the rug pulled out from under them.
Whats scary is just how easy it would be to slip from A's to B+'s. That being said, I did receive the highest overall grade in all of my "real" courses, so I have a little bit of room to drop and still get A's....right? hahaha
Haha, I was about to say that stinger and I are TLS twins, but I'll add you to the list as well. I have this thought about once every 5 minutes or so, maybe even less. I was actually going to comment that I can't even freaking remember what I did last semester and that I have also been more efficient at pulling out what I need to get from the casebook.....at least I hope so!
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Just submitted on LSAC, how long till I go complete? I don't remember how all this went last year applying to schools.
I guess in the theme of the thread:
T4
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Kind of scarred with all the posters on here with great stats. Good luck to all.
I guess in the theme of the thread:
T4
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Kind of scarred with all the posters on here with great stats. Good luck to all.
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Hey All. I was just wondering if anyone had a guess as to how many EA applicants get in as transfers? If they accept 200+ overall, how many of those are EA? Thanks!
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A'nold wrote:stinger35 wrote:It's almost scary how nearly 100 % identical our thought processes have been. I went through this EXACT line of thought earlier today. I think we'll be fine. We are just paranoid now because we have something to lose.disco_barred wrote:God I hope you are right. I have been freaking out lately about this. I feel like I am reading less cases/casenotes and fear that it will transfer to my grades. I want to do exactly what I did last time to succeed but I can't even remember what I did last time and really can't tell if I am studying less or more. At the same time, I feel like I am studying more efficiently because I didn't open my casebook even ONE time to study for exams.A'nold wrote:
It's easy to not put in the effort, but if you do put in the effort my impression is that few to no high performers see the rug pulled out from under them.
Whats scary is just how easy it would be to slip from A's to B+'s. That being said, I did receive the highest overall grade in all of my "real" courses, so I have a little bit of room to drop and still get A's....right? hahaha
Haha, I was about to say that stinger and I are TLS twins, but I'll add you to the list as well. I have this thought about once every 5 minutes or so, maybe even less. I was actually going to comment that I can't even freaking remember what I did last semester and that I have also been more efficient at pulling out what I need to get from the casebook.....at least I hope so!
I guess it helps knowing I'm not the only one freaking out. I think the same thing though, that I forgot how to take exams. I am thinking about going and seeing my professors to read my last semester exams soon to see how I wrote them. I wish there were some kind of stats to put us at ease that those who do well first semester usually repeat it.
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Well, I just sent it with LORs so hopefully everything gets in on time... Best of luck guys.
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Sent two weeks ago and not complete....worry?
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Im not either. I think they are pretty slow.A'nold wrote:Sent two weeks ago and not complete....worry?
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kings84_wr wrote:Im not worrying [strike]either.[/strike] I think they are pretty slow.A'nold wrote:Sent two weeks ago and not complete....worry?
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Hey All. People keep saying that the posters this cycle are really competitive. But I just looked at last year's thread and it seems that the people then were really competitive as well. Do you think there is really any difference this year? Thanks!
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JR00576 wrote:Hey All. People keep saying that the posters this cycle are really competitive. But I just looked at last year's thread and it seems that the people then were really competitive as well. Do you think there is really any difference this year? Thanks!
I think its this site to be honest. It seems to create opinions of cut throat competition, inadequacy, incompitence, and any other negative/stressful word you can think of. If it is meant to be, then its meant to be. We all worked our butts off and if we get in awesome, but don't worry about the process that much. Focus on getting better grades or maintaining your GPA.
(PS im not criticizing you but people get nervous very easily on this site and lose sight of a lot of things)
With that said, good luck to you all!
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I would say no not yet...took me about 3 weeks. You could always give them a call (if you haven't already) to confirm that individual items are thereA'nold wrote:Sent two weeks ago and not complete....worry?
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So what happens if all the items are there, but not processed by the 15th? I am screwed?bkthunder wrote:I would say no not yet...took me about 3 weeks. You could always give them a call (if you haven't already) to confirm that individual items are thereA'nold wrote:Sent two weeks ago and not complete....worry?
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I think law school is way more of a crapshoot than people give it credit for, and it's very easy to regress to the mean. Best to strike when the iron's hot. But, hey, I've only completed one semester myself so what do I know?
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