BC 2012-2013 Applicants Forum
- BlueLotus
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I know for a fact of people who got money off of the waitlist last year. Don't lose hope!
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still under review...gaah just waitlist me already - i know it's coming.
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Really sorry to hear that man. We are pretty much identical applicants...so I hope you have some waitlist luck later on.JesusChrist wrote:FUCK!!!! Waitlisted. 3.3/166.
Hang in there, waitlist crowd. Sorry to hear about it, but you never know what will happen with this cycle later on...
- michaelm55
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Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
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I mentioned that I was an Atheist in my diversity statement. Wasn't a problem. It would really really surprise me if they discriminated that way.michaelm55 wrote:Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
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- dproduct
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If that were the case I would have been denied in a heartbeat. I'm a walking sin.michaelm55 wrote:Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
- simplycatalina
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Lol same here.dproduct wrote:If that were the case I would have been denied in a heartbeat. I'm a walking sin.michaelm55 wrote:Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
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If i recall correctly, they don't ask religion in the app do they? If this were the case, i guess i have to get that loci in right away and pontificate my catholic roots.cbarlow1016 wrote:Lol same here.dproduct wrote:If that were the case I would have been denied in a heartbeat. I'm a walking sin.michaelm55 wrote:Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
- BlueLotus
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BC 1L here. Unlike the undergrad, the religious character of the institution is much less pronounced at the law school. You can go to mass, take classes in law & Catholic social thought, etc. or completely ignore that, it doesn't matter. I'm Buddhist and have never felt unwelcome or ostracized because of it. Also, VERY LGBT friendly. I would go into cardiac arrest if a student here said something homophobic.michaelm55 wrote:Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
Also, the nondiscrimination statement includes religion, so they definitely cannot ding you just for that!
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- radar714
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waitlisted 3.6/166, pretty surprised actually
- AlanShore
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ugh sorry for all the WL. i dont have my hopes up now! theyre WL really good numbers and accepting lower numbers. so unpredictable!
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Thanks man, I went and wrote BC a letter the same time I wrote BU a letter. Hopefully that'll affirm my interest.Tremendous wrote:Really sorry to hear that man. We are pretty much identical applicants...so I hope you have some waitlist luck later on.JesusChrist wrote:FUCK!!!! Waitlisted. 3.3/166.
Hang in there, waitlist crowd. Sorry to hear about it, but you never know what will happen with this cycle later on...
- dproduct
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radar714 wrote:waitlisted 3.6/166, pretty surprised actually

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- BlueLotus
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I know...so odd! I was jealous of those kinds of #s when I was applying.dproduct wrote:radar714 wrote:waitlisted 3.6/166, pretty surprised actuallyHow on earth was I accepted?

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I got you beat. My acceptance doesn't make much sense unless we consider that BC is truly holisticdproduct wrote:radar714 wrote:waitlisted 3.6/166, pretty surprised actuallyHow on earth was I accepted?
- JayJones78
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All these decisions make me worried
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I think that BC has it out for me; been waitlisted twice now, for UG and now for law school, yet have gotten into better schools in both circumstances. some bullcrap
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- BlueLotus
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BC is GPA heavy. U should get good dough from the splitter-friendly Midwestern T30s.bgoodrick wrote:I think that BC has it out for me; been waitlisted twice now, for UG and now for law school, yet have gotten into better schools in both circumstances. some bullcrap
- FranielMcbrodude
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I wrote about being a queer atheist for my diversity addenda and got accepted so there goes that theory.michaelm55 wrote:Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
- Homelandsagreatshow
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App being reviewed as of today.
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Just got an acceptance email! Submitted in mid-November
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- The-Specs
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Were you held in December?gmp wrote:Just got an acceptance email! Submitted in mid-November
- BlazersTime
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Got an email response today saying that they (BC) won't be able to offer travel stipends this year
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BlazersTime wrote:Got an email response today saying that they (BC) won't be able to offer travel stipends this year
Hopefully this indicates they are saving all their pennies for scholarships.
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Not all all. The Jesuits value scholarship, service and loyalty. If your essay covered some or all of those points, you are a good fit. OTOH, if you have zero community service, BC (and other Catholic schools) will be reluctant to jump at your numbers.Maybe BC has religious considerations that effect it's admissions process. It is Jesuit after all. Just like some schools prefer GPA (Minnesota), and some really like LSAT (GW), other schools like hints of religious affiliation and commitment. It is just a wild guess but a lack of such features might explain these WL, and could also explain surprising acceptances. Did any of you WL applicants come accross as particularly unreligious?
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