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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
You claimed on previous posts to have a 3.2/173 and also a 3.65/167. Also, you claimed to have a 105k scholly from Vandy. I'm not sure that is "rough" for splitters.Hikkomorist wrote:It's quite possible my application materials are just shitty, but it seems like splitters have been having a rough cycle, especially with regard to scholarship offers. Anyone else getting that impression? Any good articles on how the numbers (acceptances and scholarships for splitters) seem to compare with previous cycles'?
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I think you're misreading the OP's post history. S/he commented on someone else's post who got 105K from Vandy with 3.65/167. I don't think OP ever claimed those stats.Wipfelder wrote:You claimed on previous posts to have a 3.2/173 and also a 3.65/167. Also, you claimed to have a 105k scholly from Vandy. I'm not sure that is "rough" for splitters.Hikkomorist wrote:It's quite possible my application materials are just shitty, but it seems like splitters have been having a rough cycle, especially with regard to scholarship offers. Anyone else getting that impression? Any good articles on how the numbers (acceptances and scholarships for splitters) seem to compare with previous cycles'?
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
Ah so,
So I'm an idiot. But anyways, with a 3.2 and 173.....you should be getting some significant cash right?
So I'm an idiot. But anyways, with a 3.2 and 173.....you should be getting some significant cash right?
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
Splitter here (3.5x / 17x) . Satisfied with results and money thus far. Actually immensely satisfied.
I have six schools I'm considering, two safeties, two targets, and two reaches. In at all six thus far and good money back from everything but the reaches and a safety (which unfortunately has more to do with delays in submitting needaccess and fafsa due to parents/taxes.
Of course that's just me--anecdotal evidence.
I have six schools I'm considering, two safeties, two targets, and two reaches. In at all six thus far and good money back from everything but the reaches and a safety (which unfortunately has more to do with delays in submitting needaccess and fafsa due to parents/taxes.
Of course that's just me--anecdotal evidence.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
171 <3.0 gpa. Striking out at t14 so far. I didn't expect it to be this bad, anyone know how splitters fare on wait list success?
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
It has seemed like that to me, especially with regard to scholarship money. Of course, I'm biased.
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id guess someone bites, might be last minute though.Mozart Lacrimosa wrote:171 <3.0 gpa. Striking out at t14 so far. I didn't expect it to be this bad, anyone know how splitters fare on wait list success?
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
I'm kind of a splitter, but I also have very good softs (not unicorn but good). My results have been all over the board--I've been admitted with decent scholarships and then waitlisted at schools ranked significantly lower... So I'm not sure what the formula is. The best I can explain it is when your numbers aren't a guarantee it just depends on what the individual committee is looking for. So maybe your application just sucked.
I kid! I kid! Honestly, I've received scholarships (good ones) from schools where I'm below even the 25% in one or both categories. Instead of this making me feel good (which it does, ain't gonna lie), it honestly makes me wonder what's wrong with that school. I think maybe the market is so askew at this point that schools are desperate while still remaining elitist--a deadly and confounding equation for the rest of us to figure out.
I kid! I kid! Honestly, I've received scholarships (good ones) from schools where I'm below even the 25% in one or both categories. Instead of this making me feel good (which it does, ain't gonna lie), it honestly makes me wonder what's wrong with that school. I think maybe the market is so askew at this point that schools are desperate while still remaining elitist--a deadly and confounding equation for the rest of us to figure out.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
word.gotsnork2 wrote:I'm kind of a splitter, but I also have very good softs (not unicorn but good). My results have been all over the board--I've been admitted with decent scholarships and then waitlisted at schools ranked significantly lower... So I'm not sure what the formula is. The best I can explain it is when your numbers aren't a guarantee it just depends on what the individual committee is looking for. So maybe your application just sucked.
I kid! I kid! Honestly, I've received scholarships (good ones) from schools where I'm below even the 25% in one or both categories. Instead of this making me feel good (which it does, ain't gonna lie), it honestly makes me wonder what's wrong with that school. I think maybe the market is so askew at this point that schools are desperate while still remaining elitist--a deadly and confounding equation for the rest of us to figure out.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
still- what do you think hurt you this cycle? Are you KJD? Anything out of the ordinary? I am applying next year and would really like to know how your cycle is going.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
2.9x GPA and 170+ lsat, fairly strong softs. its been a big hold/WL party for me. GW is looking mighty pretty though.
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do you mind sharing whether GW offered $? Similar #s and admitted recently, want to know whether to expect anything. Thanks!junggn wrote:2.9x GPA and 170+ lsat, fairly strong softs. its been a big hold/WL party for me. GW is looking mighty pretty though.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
Super similar stats and I've also had a pretty great cycle. The only downside has been applying in January (after the December LSAT) and missing out on some of the earlier scholarship waves. Aside from UVA's $0 offer, I've been pretty fortunate so far.Eladriel wrote:Splitter here (3.5x / 17x) . Satisfied with results and money thus far. Actually immensely satisfied.
I have six schools I'm considering, two safeties, two targets, and two reaches. In at all six thus far and good money back from everything but the reaches and a safety (which unfortunately has more to do with delays in submitting needaccess and fafsa due to parents/taxes.
Of course that's just me--anecdotal evidence.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
Still on hold. Anyone have evidence, empirical or anecdotal that applying on the first day of cycle benefits splitters? I'm considering re applying lol
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Tag - I'll write a longer post once my cycle comes to a close.
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+1.secadc11 wrote:Tag - I'll write a longer post once my cycle comes to a close.
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Re: Rough cycle for splitters?
you sub 3s will probably need to ride the wl for a while, maybe into the summer
but i wouldn't give up hope, esp for super splitters with apps to nu
@mozart
applying early helps
but not as much as applying late hurts
but i wouldn't give up hope, esp for super splitters with apps to nu
@mozart
applying early helps
but not as much as applying late hurts
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Thanks Brut. I don't think I'm willing to do another cycle anyway. I've got a 171 and idk what my odds of retaking and getting a 175 would be, but I could just as easily score 170-171 again.. If no luck off waitlists, I'll just take my $$ at my t25 and call it a dayBrut wrote:you sub 3s will probably need to ride the wl for a while, maybe into the summer
but i wouldn't give up hope, esp for super splitters with apps to nu
@mozart
applying early helps
but not as much as applying late hurts
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