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- A'nold
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Anyone else think the status checker is down b/c they are updating for the next round (good or bad)?
- apper123
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status checker being down is likely a reflection of their IT staff more than anything else lol
- patrickd139
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LSAC runs GULC's status-checker. Try pulling up the lsac.org website.
- A'nold
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Good call. I revoke my prior hypothesis.patrickd139 wrote:LSAC runs GULC's status-checker. Try pulling up the lsac.org website.

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Hmmm,
I can access the AS site, but still no letter. I'm in Chicago. That would be pretty brutal to have gained access to the site and be rejected.
I can access the AS site, but still no letter. I'm in Chicago. That would be pretty brutal to have gained access to the site and be rejected.
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Re: Official Georgetown EA thread
From an objective point of view, access to the website is probably an offer. It does say "Welcome [name] to GULC!". Therefore, before the offeror can revoke you should accept with consideration. Pay your deposit! Then, if they breach you can sue them for expectation damages. A T14 education... a few million? Haha. I'm just kidding around. You are in. Celebrate!
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can all those who received packets please post their numbers??? thanks!
- apper123
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T2 in the 80s:bigred87 wrote:can all those who received packets please post their numbers??? thanks!
-top 3% 3.86 GPA
-1 cali
-no softs really
-low 160s LSAT around a 3.0 UPGA
worth noting my T2 is in the general area of GULC (but not in DC) and is definitely known to them. Also, I wrote a very compelling PS about why I wanted to practice in DC.
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Just for all to note...i have pretty much the same stats as him, except 4% at a T60 school, and UGPA was 3.4 at an ivy league, also book award, and still Under Review...apper123 wrote:T2 in the 80s:bigred87 wrote:can all those who received packets please post their numbers??? thanks!
-top 3% 3.86 GPA
-1 cali
-no softs really
-low 160s LSAT around a 3.0 UPGA
worth noting my T2 is in the general area of GULC (but not in DC) and is definitely known to them. Also, I wrote a very compelling PS about why I wanted to practice in DC.
- apper123
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heh i went to UG at your standard state school, so add that on
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And just to further note..T2 in the 80's as well, Top 1% 3.9 GPA, 2 Cali's, no real softs, 160 lsat, 2.9 UGPA, not in DC area, still under review. Just furthers the notion that transferring is a black boxbigred87 wrote:Just for all to note...i have pretty much the same stats as him, except 4% at a T60 school, and UGPA was 3.4 at an ivy league, also book award, and still Under Review...apper123 wrote:T2 in the 80s:bigred87 wrote:can all those who received packets please post their numbers??? thanks!
-top 3% 3.86 GPA
-1 cali
-no softs really
-low 160s LSAT around a 3.0 UPGA
worth noting my T2 is in the general area of GULC (but not in DC) and is definitely known to them. Also, I wrote a very compelling PS about why I wanted to practice in DC.
- apper123
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I think my PS played a big part. It was extremely honest, and I think it came across as genuine since it was very genuine, about why I wanted to practice in DC and why I thought GULC (beyond the obvious reasons) was one of the best matches for me.
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<--- Very similar stats and still UR.
How does that Tom Petty song go again?
How does that Tom Petty song go again?
HeelsinDetroit wrote:Under Review 4/20
Decision Rendered 4/22
Acceptance Packet Today 4/24 in NC
GPA 3.8 from a top 30. No idea about rank, no rankings until Spring grades. But probably fairly high, just below the gunners.
UGPA 3.4 LSAT 163
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Post hoc ergo propter hocapper123 wrote:I think my PS played a big part. It was extremely honest, and I think it came across as genuine since it was very genuine, about why I wanted to practice in DC and why I thought GULC (beyond the obvious reasons) was one of the best matches for me.

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I have no idea what this means.disco_barred wrote:Post hoc ergo propter hocapper123 wrote:I think my PS played a big part. It was extremely honest, and I think it came across as genuine since it was very genuine, about why I wanted to practice in DC and why I thought GULC (beyond the obvious reasons) was one of the best matches for me.
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It means correlation does not necessarily equal causation.

apper123 wrote:I have no idea what this means.disco_barred wrote:Post hoc ergo propter hocapper123 wrote:I think my PS played a big part. It was extremely honest, and I think it came across as genuine since it was very genuine, about why I wanted to practice in DC and why I thought GULC (beyond the obvious reasons) was one of the best matches for me.
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Ah, yeah I know. But there has to be some reason. I think my school has a lot to do with it too. I think it's fairly apparent T14s like to draw from T1s/T2s/T3s/T4s in their geographic area, and there's prob good reasons for it:
-the student is more likely to have a more comfortable transition
-they are aware of the reputation of the school and/or might have contacts there
-the student is more likely to do better at OCI as firms coming in will recognize the T2... as compared to a T2 from the midwest or down south or something. this obv helps GULC's #s. (this is prob the most important reason IMO)
-the student is more likely to have a more comfortable transition
-they are aware of the reputation of the school and/or might have contacts there
-the student is more likely to do better at OCI as firms coming in will recognize the T2... as compared to a T2 from the midwest or down south or something. this obv helps GULC's #s. (this is prob the most important reason IMO)
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- Big Shrimpin
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loldisco_barred wrote:Post hoc ergo propter hocapper123 wrote:I think my PS played a big part. It was extremely honest, and I think it came across as genuine since it was very genuine, about why I wanted to practice in DC and why I thought GULC (beyond the obvious reasons) was one of the best matches for me.
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That's what I've been wondering.johndoe wrote:Also received packet today - now the question becomes - if we get into a better school, can we leverage this into a scholarship?
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I doubt it. I've never heard of that happening.traydeuce wrote:That's what I've been wondering.johndoe wrote:Also received packet today - now the question becomes - if we get into a better school, can we leverage this into a scholarship?
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0 schools offer merit scholarships to incoming transfer students. None. Ever. For any reason.apper123 wrote:I doubt it. I've never heard of that happening.traydeuce wrote:That's what I've been wondering.johndoe wrote:Also received packet today - now the question becomes - if we get into a better school, can we leverage this into a scholarship?
HYS, however, have been known to offer need based grant aid, which can be unique amongst top schools and make them (surprisingly) better financial choices than lower-ranked schools to those in certain financial positions.
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- kings84_wr
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Apparently GULC didn't get the memo about my Jimmy Clausen analogy, He got drafted so you can let me in now!
On a serious note, Im starting to doubt whether I can keep my current rank this semester
On a serious note, Im starting to doubt whether I can keep my current rank this semester
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Hey all, just started following this thread. Like many of you, I was switched to under review on 4/20 and haven't had any updates since.
I'm at a school ranked ~40 near DC, top 3% (3.80 gpa), 3.0 UGPA, 166 LSAT, and an internship w/ a professor -- was thinking I had a fairly strong chance but now I'm concerned that my LoR was weak or that I wrote a poor personal statement (I did submit it with one typo that I failed to catch). It's also notable that my LoR wasn't received until 3/24 and I didn't go complete until 3/26. But then I also probably underestimated just how strong the apps are of the other prospective transfers.
Anyway, hoping for another round of acceptances soon -- I'm quite surprised by how strong the credentials are of some of the people here still waiting. Good luck to you all.
I'm at a school ranked ~40 near DC, top 3% (3.80 gpa), 3.0 UGPA, 166 LSAT, and an internship w/ a professor -- was thinking I had a fairly strong chance but now I'm concerned that my LoR was weak or that I wrote a poor personal statement (I did submit it with one typo that I failed to catch). It's also notable that my LoR wasn't received until 3/24 and I didn't go complete until 3/26. But then I also probably underestimated just how strong the apps are of the other prospective transfers.
Anyway, hoping for another round of acceptances soon -- I'm quite surprised by how strong the credentials are of some of the people here still waiting. Good luck to you all.
- kings84_wr
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thats about when I went complete, maybe even later, but Im kinda worrying about the same things.Zinthar wrote:Hey all, just started following this thread. Like many of you, I was switched to under review on 4/20 and haven't had any updates since.
I'm at a school ranked ~40 near DC, top 3% (3.80 gpa), 3.0 UGPA, 166 LSAT, and an internship w/ a professor -- was thinking I had a fairly strong chance but now I'm concerned that my LoR was weak or that I wrote a poor personal statement (I did submit it with one typo that I failed to catch). It's also notable that my LoR wasn't received until 3/24 and I didn't go complete until 3/26. But then I also probably underestimated just how strong the apps are of the other prospective transfers.
Anyway, hoping for another round of acceptances soon -- I'm quite surprised by how strong the credentials are of some of the people here still waiting. Good luck to you all.
I think its best to be patient before we start worrying. Get through finals and if mid-may we are deferred then freak out

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Yup, gotta kill finals then. Would be nice to get the GULC acceptance though b/c unlike many of the uber-qualified people here who probably were admitted in the first pass, GULC is probably my first choice for personal reasons even if I could get into somewhere ranked higher (unless that happens to be HYS). So congrats to those who are in at this point, and plz consider going somewhere even better...kings84_wr wrote:
thats about when I went complete, maybe even later, but Im kinda worrying about the same things.
I think its best to be patient before we start worrying. Get through finals and if mid-may we are deferred then freak out

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