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stillwater wrote:hahaha, nucky boy, relax. it was all in good fun.Danger Zone wrote:I didn't even see this edit before, but it's PURE GOLD.nucky thompson wrote:stillwater wrote:Nucky boy: I think, as I argued, the top schools are insulated from the vicissitudes of this new law school applicant market then it would be attributed to other factors: contending with their 1L waitlists, change in staff, etc. Some schools have moved earlier this year, much earlier (Columbia, NYU), while others have dragged their feet (UPenn). So i think what you're seeing is just differences attributed to whatever internal office happenings are going on, not some groundbreaking alteration in transfer applications.
Idk why you need to use hyperbole - "losing sleep" "groundbreaking alteration" - no, just that they are behaving differently and then I offered one potential reason. just shooting the shit, chummin it up, typing up a random neurotic thought to get some feedback. But I forgot this is elite law school transfer thread with . . . Brilliant people to parse it all out
Nucky boy - idk why youd change the name of my account if you wanted to reference me, as opposed to an abbreviation, or quote etc - but likely because you feel and air of superiority about yourself, thinking you're the (wo)man etc etc. calling someone boy, hey boy you're still silly to understand this grown up stuff - seeing your other posts . . . Operating under the influence usually leads to negative reinforcement, even if caused by drinking your own cool aide
aren't you the dude Ken called "fucky"?
anyway, you need to relax. just giving you my take on the inscrutable happenings of admissions offices.
I am indeed the poster that called ken out for being a goober. And you can trust I take none of this personally, none of it gets me rattled - no need to say chill bro or whatever cause I'm way relaxed - rather, you should consider the substance of my post. You want to be likable in real life don't you?
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The substance to which I refer is your arrogancestillwater wrote:i think i responded to the substance of your post, a number of times.nucky thompson wrote:
I am indeed the poster that called ken out for being a goober. And you can trust I take none of this personally, none of it gets me rattled - no need to say chill bro or whatever cause I'm way relaxed - rather, you should consider the substance of my post. You want to be likable in real life don't you?
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Any updates? I'm getting anxious waiting for a well written ding.
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Top 15%. Published LR article during 2nd semester. Also had PhD published, no small matter.stillwater wrote:then thatd explain the ding. LRs are TTT publicationslasersgopewpew wrote:Published before LAWLSCHOOL as part of PhD?stillwater wrote:hows does a 1L have a published LR article?Latenite987 wrote:I know a strong candidate from DNCG with a PhD and published LR article that got dinged yesterday. I'm not exactly sure what that says about the rest of us.
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That's tough. It seems like top 10% is the magic cutoff for the T14. Even then, it's far from foolproof.Latenite987 wrote: Top 15%. Published LR article during 2nd semester. Also had PhD published, no small matter.
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ImNoScar wrote:Latenite987 wrote: Top 15%. Published LR article during 2nd semester. Also had PhD published, no small matter.
Indeed!
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While these things are no smaller matters that doesn't mean it's really relevant for candidacy consideration for transfer. A PhD is really attractive and diverse but it doesn't necessarily mean it translates to good legal analysis. Also, since LR options aren't really available to almost all 1Ls so that's an unfair consideration. What speaks are grades and obviously relevant to which school and what the competition was for those grades, reflecting strong legal capabilities.
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One does not easily come upon opportunities for law review amidst ones first year, one typically takes such opportunity by force. The fact that the article was published is near evidence enough that the applicant's legal analysis was sound--his article may have beaten out others submitted by law professors. The crux of the matter--regarding the significance of the publication--would likely fall on what type of journal the article was published in.psach44 wrote:While these things are no smaller matters that doesn't mean it's really relevant for candidacy consideration for transfer. A PhD is really attractive and diverse but it doesn't necessarily mean it translates to good legal analysis. Also, since LR options aren't really available to almost all 1Ls so that's an unfair consideration. What speaks are grades and obviously relevant to which school and what the competition was for those grades, reflecting strong legal capabilities.
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Actually just seems like a poor decision on that person's part... Should have focused more on grades to be higher in class than doing extra things.
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Yet I suspect he/she will rise elsewhere because of it. Again, someone from George Mason made it into Yale last year with a similar achievement. So much of life is a gamble, and he took a chance.psach44 wrote:Actually just seems like a poor decision on that person's part... Should have focused more on grades to be higher in class than doing extra things.
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FYI
Yale has promised to exert great effort in an attempt to release the bulk of their admissions decisions today.
Someone has, in fact, just been accepted there.
Yale has promised to exert great effort in an attempt to release the bulk of their admissions decisions today.
Someone has, in fact, just been accepted there.
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I WANT MY ANSWER!!!!
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Just for the record, I think we are going to see a wave of acceptances this afternoon
Reasoning:
(1) they released acceptances last friday at 5 p.m.
(2) last year, the first wave of acceptances came on a friday afternoon (the second wave, however, did not for the record)
(3) It kind of makes sense to do this on a friday afternoon, to avoid a bunch of people calling and being obsessive (as we all are)
(4) unabashed optimism
Reasoning:
(1) they released acceptances last friday at 5 p.m.
(2) last year, the first wave of acceptances came on a friday afternoon (the second wave, however, did not for the record)
(3) It kind of makes sense to do this on a friday afternoon, to avoid a bunch of people calling and being obsessive (as we all are)
(4) unabashed optimism
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Nammertat wrote:I WANT MY ANSWER!!!!
And at 4:30 EST you just may get it...
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Two people I know just got into Yale 10 minutes ago, both of whom I know were accepted in H's first wave.richaoj wrote:Just for the record, I think we are going to see a wave of acceptances this afternoon
Reasoning:
(1) they released acceptances last friday at 5 p.m.
(2) last year, the first wave of acceptances came on a friday afternoon (the second wave, however, did not for the record)
(3) It kind of makes sense to do this on a friday afternoon, to avoid a bunch of people calling and being obsessive (as we all are)
(4) unabashed optimism
I doubt any acceptances will come today as H's deadline for deposit is Monday and H needs to know how many people they're going to lose (of those accepted in 1st wave) to Y.
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I just don't know if I can take another weekend of this.Latenite987 wrote:Two people I know just got into Yale 10 minutes ago, both of whom I know were accepted in H's first wave.richaoj wrote:Just for the record, I think we are going to see a wave of acceptances this afternoon
Reasoning:
(1) they released acceptances last friday at 5 p.m.
(2) last year, the first wave of acceptances came on a friday afternoon (the second wave, however, did not for the record)
(3) It kind of makes sense to do this on a friday afternoon, to avoid a bunch of people calling and being obsessive (as we all are)
(4) unabashed optimism
I doubt any acceptances will come today as H's deadline for deposit is Monday and H needs to know how many people they're going to lose (of those accepted in 1st wave) to Y.
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Perhaps they'll hold off on the wave of admits till after Monday, but there's no reason to hold the bulk of their denials.richaoj wrote:I just don't know if I can take another weekend of this.Latenite987 wrote:Two people I know just got into Yale 10 minutes ago, both of whom I know were accepted in H's first wave.richaoj wrote:Just for the record, I think we are going to see a wave of acceptances this afternoon
Reasoning:
(1) they released acceptances last friday at 5 p.m.
(2) last year, the first wave of acceptances came on a friday afternoon (the second wave, however, did not for the record)
(3) It kind of makes sense to do this on a friday afternoon, to avoid a bunch of people calling and being obsessive (as we all are)
(4) unabashed optimism
I doubt any acceptances will come today as H's deadline for deposit is Monday and H needs to know how many people they're going to lose (of those accepted in 1st wave) to Y.
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This is pretty much what I am thinking. They don't need a huge backlog of people they're going to ding anyway. A handful of marginal applicants may stick around past Monday, but I can't imagine they want to keep a bunch of certain dings around. Though, at the same time, with dings happening as early Wed, I'm curious why that hasn't continued yesterday and through this morning.Nammertat wrote:Perhaps they'll hold off on the wave of admits till after Monday, but there's no reason to hold the bulk of their denials.richaoj wrote:I just don't know if I can take another weekend of this.Latenite987 wrote:Two people I know just got into Yale 10 minutes ago, both of whom I know were accepted in H's first wave.richaoj wrote:Just for the record, I think we are going to see a wave of acceptances this afternoon
Reasoning:
(1) they released acceptances last friday at 5 p.m.
(2) last year, the first wave of acceptances came on a friday afternoon (the second wave, however, did not for the record)
(3) It kind of makes sense to do this on a friday afternoon, to avoid a bunch of people calling and being obsessive (as we all are)
(4) unabashed optimism
I doubt any acceptances will come today as H's deadline for deposit is Monday and H needs to know how many people they're going to lose (of those accepted in 1st wave) to Y.
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I just don't know if I can take another weekend of this.[/quote]
Perhaps they'll hold off on the wave of admits till after Monday, but there's no reason to hold the bulk of their denials.[/quote]
This is pretty much what I am thinking. They don't need a huge backlog of people they're going to ding anyway. A handful of marginal applicants may stick around past Monday, but I can't imagine they want to keep a bunch of certain dings around. Though, at the same time, with dings happening as early Wed, I'm curious why that hasn't continued yesterday and through this morning.[/quote]
This is my sentiment. I see a large round of dings coming this afternoon. If not, on monday, There Will Be Blood.
Perhaps they'll hold off on the wave of admits till after Monday, but there's no reason to hold the bulk of their denials.[/quote]
This is pretty much what I am thinking. They don't need a huge backlog of people they're going to ding anyway. A handful of marginal applicants may stick around past Monday, but I can't imagine they want to keep a bunch of certain dings around. Though, at the same time, with dings happening as early Wed, I'm curious why that hasn't continued yesterday and through this morning.[/quote]
This is my sentiment. I see a large round of dings coming this afternoon. If not, on monday, There Will Be Blood.
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oh man hard waiting 

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