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Re: Penn Law c/o 2020 Applicants - Pending is better than a Penn ding

Post by jjcorvino » Thu Jan 12, 2017 7:59 pm

apricots wrote:
jjcorvino wrote:
apricots wrote:In! GPA << 25th LSAT >75
Congrats! I think we have similar stats and hope to follow your trend soon!
Nice, good luck brother. One thing that might help (although I know it gets downplayed on this site, perhaps for good reason? I don't know how these things work) is the way my GPA splits; I was under 2.8 freshman year and every other semester has been much better.
Very similar, I had a 3.85 my junior, senior and 5th year (took a semester off)

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Post by ldlestrange » Thu Jan 12, 2017 7:59 pm

Christinabruin wrote:Just received the WL email. So do I basically submit a LOCI as a response to this email?
I'm probably going to approach it this way:
1) send a short and sweet reply to the email letting them know that I'd like to stay on the wl
2) In Feb/March send an updated resume and try to visit the school
3) End of April/Early May send an actual LOCI (I think they start reviewing wled applicants end of May)
4) Throughout the summer, send multiple emails and updates to follow up.

I really want Penn :(

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Post by Christinabruin » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:04 pm

ldlestrange wrote:
Christinabruin wrote:Just received the WL email. So do I basically submit a LOCI as a response to this email?
I'm probably going to approach it this way:
1) send a short and sweet reply to the email letting them know that I'd like to stay on the wl
2) In Feb/March send an updated resume and try to visit the school
3) End of April/Early May send an actual LOCI (I think they start reviewing wled applicants end of May)
4) Throughout the summer, send multiple emails and updates to follow up.

I really want Penn :(
Thanks for your detailed response! What do you do when you visit the school? (talk to profs, students, deans, etc.?) And do you know how/if visiting the school helps you get off the WL? This is my first WL ever and I'm trying to figure out what to do now too lol :cry:

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Post by Keilz » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:09 pm

ldlestrange wrote:
Christinabruin wrote:Just received the WL email. So do I basically submit a LOCI as a response to this email?
I'm probably going to approach it this way:
1) send a short and sweet reply to the email letting them know that I'd like to stay on the wl
2) In Feb/March send an updated resume and try to visit the school
3) End of April/Early May send an actual LOCI (I think they start reviewing wled applicants end of May)
4) Throughout the summer, send multiple emails and updates to follow up.

I really want Penn :(
yeah I have a fourth recommendation from my employer which I will ask her to update tomorrow and then send to them. I will then prepare a LOCI or an essay to send later. I want to reply to her email soon but wantt to wait until i'm more level headed

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Post by ldlestrange » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:10 pm

Christinabruin wrote:
ldlestrange wrote:
Christinabruin wrote:Just received the WL email. So do I basically submit a LOCI as a response to this email?
I'm probably going to approach it this way:
1) send a short and sweet reply to the email letting them know that I'd like to stay on the wl
2) In Feb/March send an updated resume and try to visit the school
3) End of April/Early May send an actual LOCI (I think they start reviewing wled applicants end of May)
4) Throughout the summer, send multiple emails and updates to follow up.

I really want Penn :(
Thanks for your detailed response! What do you do when you visit the school? (talk to profs, students, deans, etc.?) And do you know how/if visiting the school helps you get off the WL? This is my first WL ever and I'm trying to figure out what to do now too lol :cry:
I actually have absolutely noooo idea but I'm willing to try anything and everything :oops:
I might try to make it to one of their on campus information sessions in the next couple weeks but MAN that's hella money esp coming from the west coast

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Re: Penn Law c/o 2020 Applicants - Pending is better than a Penn ding

Post by Christinabruin » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:12 pm

ldlestrange wrote:
Christinabruin wrote:
ldlestrange wrote:
Christinabruin wrote:Just received the WL email. So do I basically submit a LOCI as a response to this email?
I'm probably going to approach it this way:
1) send a short and sweet reply to the email letting them know that I'd like to stay on the wl
2) In Feb/March send an updated resume and try to visit the school
3) End of April/Early May send an actual LOCI (I think they start reviewing wled applicants end of May)
4) Throughout the summer, send multiple emails and updates to follow up.

I really want Penn :(
Thanks for your detailed response! What do you do when you visit the school? (talk to profs, students, deans, etc.?) And do you know how/if visiting the school helps you get off the WL? This is my first WL ever and I'm trying to figure out what to do now too lol :cry:
I actually have absolutely noooo idea but I'm willing to try anything and everything :oops:
I might try to make it to one of their on campus information sessions in the next couple weeks but MAN that's hella money esp coming from the west coast
I'm from the west coast too!! and I just got back from Philly since I was visiting my sister out there.... damn :cry: :cry:

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Post by lawcapture » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:14 pm

WL- went UR2 on 12/7. Splitter probably won't stay on WL since I'm in at my #1

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Post by Christinabruin » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:17 pm

Keilz wrote:
ldlestrange wrote:
Christinabruin wrote:Just received the WL email. So do I basically submit a LOCI as a response to this email?
I'm probably going to approach it this way:
1) send a short and sweet reply to the email letting them know that I'd like to stay on the wl
2) In Feb/March send an updated resume and try to visit the school
3) End of April/Early May send an actual LOCI (I think they start reviewing wled applicants end of May)
4) Throughout the summer, send multiple emails and updates to follow up.

I really want Penn :(
yeah I have a fourth recommendation from my employer which I will ask her to update tomorrow and then send to them. I will then prepare a LOCI or an essay to send later. I want to reply to her email soon but wantt to wait until i'm more level headed
Thank you for the info, Keilz!! Is your recommendation specific to Penn? And by sending your LOCI "later" do you mean in May-ish or before the Feb. 9 deadline in the email?

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Post by hbdash » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:39 pm

Smc1994 wrote:
Rosa Parks wrote:Accepted via phone call. Penn's one of my TOPP choices so I almost pissed in my pants haha. LSAT > 25, 50 > GPA >25, URM.

Congrats! Is it safe to say that nobody could convince you to give up your seat?
Am I really the only one that finds this hilarious?

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Post by pretzeltime » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:40 pm

hbdash wrote:
Smc1994 wrote:
Rosa Parks wrote:Accepted via phone call. Penn's one of my TOPP choices so I almost pissed in my pants haha. LSAT > 25, 50 > GPA >25, URM.

Congrats! Is it safe to say that nobody could convince you to give up your seat?
Am I really the only one that finds this hilarious?
nope. quality lols.

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Post by joeytribbiani » Thu Jan 12, 2017 8:40 pm

Just saw the waitlist email (came about an hour ago). LSAT>75, GPA between 25 & 50. Didn't write a Why Penn and at this point too set on Duke or Michigan to ride out the waitlist, so I'll probably be withdrawing. Best of luck to those that do ride it out and anyone else still waiting!

Also, never went UR2 - just UR1 12/5 and waitlist today.

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Post by Stephylynette » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:16 pm

WL. URM. 50>GPA>25. LSAT<25. Not surprised but this is my first non-acceptance of the cycle so I'm in my feelings. Probably staying on waitlist.

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Post by SybillAnnDorsett » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:23 pm

Stephylynette wrote:WL. URM. 50>GPA>25. LSAT<25. Not surprised but this is my first non-acceptance of the cycle so I'm in my feelings. Probably staying on waitlist.

Good luck to everyone!
Wrote a Why penn?

You also do have amazing acceptances thus far. Congratulations on those, really! As someone who was not WL'd today with an lsat below 25 also, I'm pretty sure its over for me as well.

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Post by texteach » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:26 pm

Has anyone admitted today received an email or login info for the admitted students website?

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Post by fl1993 » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:31 pm

Did anyone not hear today? Submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR 1/6 (not sure if that is the first or second). No emails or calls and my status has not changed -_-

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Post by Anon.y.mousse. » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:33 pm

fl1993 wrote:Did anyone not hear today? Submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR 1/6 (not sure if that is the first or second). No emails or calls and my status has not changed -_-
Me! And at least one other person. Same with me - submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR2 1/6.

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Post by fl1993 » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:35 pm

Okay glad I'm not the only one!

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Post by haley12 » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:40 pm

Anon.y.mousse. wrote:
fl1993 wrote:Did anyone not hear today? Submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR 1/6 (not sure if that is the first or second). No emails or calls and my status has not changed -_-
Me! And at least one other person. Same with me - submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR2 1/6.
UR 1/3 and nothing!! Idk if it's first or second though, I haven't been too obsessed over break.

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Post by hellohalo » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:52 pm

Anon.y.mousse. wrote:
fl1993 wrote:Did anyone not hear today? Submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR 1/6 (not sure if that is the first or second). No emails or calls and my status has not changed -_-
Me! And at least one other person. Same with me - submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR2 1/6.
Same

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Post by RParadela » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:54 pm

haley12 wrote:
Anon.y.mousse. wrote:
fl1993 wrote:Did anyone not hear today? Submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR 1/6 (not sure if that is the first or second). No emails or calls and my status has not changed -_-
Me! And at least one other person. Same with me - submitted before Thanksgiving and was UR2 1/6.
UR 1/3 and nothing!! Idk if it's first or second though, I haven't been too obsessed over break.

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Post by galeatus » Thu Jan 12, 2017 9:57 pm

Dinged via email, LSAT=75%, International Above Average
No Why Penn

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Post by hellohalo » Thu Jan 12, 2017 10:00 pm

galeatus wrote:Dinged via email, LSAT=75%, International Above Average
No Why Penn
Sorry to hear. But definitely a warn to me.
LSAT > 75
Above average.

May I ask when you went UR2?

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hellohalo wrote:
galeatus wrote:Dinged via email, LSAT=75%, International Above Average
No Why Penn
Sorry to hear. But definitely a warn to me.
LSAT > 75
Above average.

May I ask when you went UR2?
UC2 in the the Jan.3 wave

If you wrote a Why Penn you should be fine, I literally showed no particular interest in Penn in my app and i think that's what got me dinged

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Post by hellohalo » Thu Jan 12, 2017 10:05 pm

galeatus wrote:
hellohalo wrote:
galeatus wrote:Dinged via email, LSAT=75%, International Above Average
No Why Penn
Sorry to hear. But definitely a warn to me.
LSAT > 75
Above average.

May I ask when you went UR2?
UC2 in the the Jan.3 wave

If you wrote a Why Penn you should be fine, I literally showed no particular interest in Penn in my app and i think that what got me dinged
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