Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle) Forum
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
If anyone is going for an on-campus interview, feel free to PM me with questions.
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
I didn't do accelerated ed, I just applied ed as soon as I got my December scores. May I ask what your stats and story are?
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Packet from Duke today. Figured they realized the error of their ways and were offering me a Mordecai. Turns out it was a letter and some faculty profiles. Gtown did the same thing...
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
For anyone who will be visiting the school, the NYT has a little travel piece on Durham:
http://travel.nytimes.com/2013/01/20/tr ... times&_r=0
http://travel.nytimes.com/2013/01/20/tr ... times&_r=0
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question about tuition deposit:
In order to enroll in the 2013 entering class, a non-refundable enrollment deposit of $500 must be received in the Office of Admissions by the date specified in your correspondence. Include your full name and LSAC account number on the check or money order made payable to Duke Law School. We are unable to accept debit or credit card payments. The non-refundable enrollment deposit will be credited toward your student account once you matriculat. Please note that the submission of your tuition deposit indicates that you intend to enroll at Duke Law School. If you submit your tuition deposit to Duke, you must withdraw from all other law schools to which you have been admitted.
What date are you guys getting in your correspondance? Can they really specify you have to withdraw all other applications? I thought it was ok to double deposit until May 15th when LSAC releases everybody who has already done so. Also, does this mean you have to withdraw from waitlists
In order to enroll in the 2013 entering class, a non-refundable enrollment deposit of $500 must be received in the Office of Admissions by the date specified in your correspondence. Include your full name and LSAC account number on the check or money order made payable to Duke Law School. We are unable to accept debit or credit card payments. The non-refundable enrollment deposit will be credited toward your student account once you matriculat. Please note that the submission of your tuition deposit indicates that you intend to enroll at Duke Law School. If you submit your tuition deposit to Duke, you must withdraw from all other law schools to which you have been admitted.
What date are you guys getting in your correspondance? Can they really specify you have to withdraw all other applications? I thought it was ok to double deposit until May 15th when LSAC releases everybody who has already done so. Also, does this mean you have to withdraw from waitlists
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
COOLamsong wrote:For anyone who will be visiting the school, the NYT has a little travel piece on Durham:
http://travel.nytimes.com/2013/01/20/tr ... times&_r=0
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
When should we hear about money?
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If you submit your tuition deposit to Duke, you must withdraw from all other law schools to which you have been admitted.az21833 wrote:question about tuition deposit:
In order to enroll in the 2013 entering class, a non-refundable enrollment deposit of $500 must be received in the Office of Admissions by the date specified in your correspondence. Include your full name and LSAC account number on the check or money order made payable to Duke Law School. We are unable to accept debit or credit card payments. The non-refundable enrollment deposit will be credited toward your student account once you matriculat. Please note that the submission of your tuition deposit indicates that you intend to enroll at Duke Law School. If you submit your tuition deposit to Duke, you must withdraw from all other law schools to which you have been admitted.
What date are you guys getting in your correspondance? Can they really specify you have to withdraw all other applications? I thought it was ok to double deposit until May 15th when LSAC releases everybody who has already done so. Also, does this mean you have to withdraw from waitlists
Also honestly if I were you I wouldn't even worry about it, if you're considering schools in the lower t14 I would just run to that full ride. You're unlikely to get one at Duke and they are peer schools so just take UVAs offer and don't look back.
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
I thought I read somewhere that requiring people to withdraw applications prior to May 15th was explicitly against LSAC rules though? I meant to ask if we had to listen to duke if their guidelines violated LSAC guidelines. I prefer duke to uva at this stage because its much smaller, arguably more national and closer to my parents in SC
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Prior to May 15th does not equal May 15th. Is the deposit deadline the 15th? I don't know LSACs deadlines off the top of my head but I don't see Duke violating anything they explicitly say. Why would a school of that caliber risk it?az21833 wrote:I thought I read somewhere that requiring people to withdraw applications prior to May 15th was explicitly against LSAC rules though? I meant to ask if we had to listen to duke if their guidelines violated LSAC guidelines. I prefer duke to uva at this stage because its much smaller, arguably more national and closer to my parents in SC
Also my quote was in response to your question about waitlists.
But seriously don't worry about Duke, your offer at UVA is amazing and you'll get into other, better schools between now and then.
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Status updated within the last hour. "Decision made; watch for email"
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Been under review since 10/22... some movement would totally make my week(end)
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Is it normal that I've been complete for over a month, but still not UR?
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- letitloose
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Not sure if it's typical, but I was complete for over a month before going UR.aiaea wrote:Is it normal that I've been complete for over a month, but still not UR?
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
It's quite common. I went more than 6 weeks before going UR. Quite a few here also had the same timeline.aiaea wrote:Is it normal that I've been complete for over a month, but still not UR?
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
K, just checking.. thanks, both!
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Accepted last night at 7:30pm (PT complete 1/7). Status checker still said UR 1/11 as of 6:45pm, so I was definitely surprised when I checked my email an hour later. Best of luck to those waiting to hear!
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
^^ Same here. If I have any fingernails left by the time it gets here, it'll be a miracle.Ghost Bear wrote:Status updated within the last hour. "Decision made; watch for email"
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Welp, turns out I've been offered a spot on the "Priority Reserve List". Smells like YP to me, but no hard feelings. Good luck to the rest of yall, and best wishes for a speedy (and positive) decision!
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
ready for review since 11/29. numbahs 169/3.7. Thoughts?
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
Are you asking if we think you'll get in, or just why they are taking so long on?nonymouse wrote:ready for review since 11/29. numbahs 169/3.7. Thoughts?
If it's the first, then yes you will most likely be accepted. If it's the latter then I have no idea. I assume since Duke has this PT system the people who don't get it keep getting pushed on down the line.
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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
I got my Duke package today. I'm a sucker for their color scheme.
The letter referenced an area of law that I'm interested in and the handwritten note mentioned an unusual internship I did. Oh Duke you're doing well at makin me feel like a speshul snowflake. I had to smile at their "Enjoy the Sun" blurb that compared their weather with Chicago, NYC, etc. It's 12 degrees before wind chill outside where I live soo I'm an easy sell where that's concerned.

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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
JW, but, you got normal postal mail today? I'm just surprised.Eichörnchen wrote:I got my Duke package today. I'm a sucker for their color scheme.The letter referenced an area of law that I'm interested in and the handwritten note mentioned an unusual internship I did. Oh Duke you're doing well at makin me feel like a speshul snowflake. I had to smile at their "Enjoy the Sun" blurb that compared their weather with Chicago, NYC, etc. It's 12 degrees before wind chill outside where I live soo I'm an easy sell where that's concerned.
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I have my mail directed to my dad's place because I'm leaving the US soon, so the most likely scenario is that he didn't feel like braving our weather and making the long walk to the post box since the mail last came.nba101790 wrote:JW, but, you got normal postal mail today? I'm just surprised.Eichörnchen wrote:I got my Duke package today. I'm a sucker for their color scheme.The letter referenced an area of law that I'm interested in and the handwritten note mentioned an unusual internship I did. Oh Duke you're doing well at makin me feel like a speshul snowflake. I had to smile at their "Enjoy the Sun" blurb that compared their weather with Chicago, NYC, etc. It's 12 degrees before wind chill outside where I live soo I'm an easy sell where that's concerned.

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Re: Duke c/o 2016 Applicants Thread (2012-2013 Cycle)
-10 Fahrenheit before wind chill here. Enjoy your balmy 12Eichörnchen wrote: I had to smile at their "Enjoy the Sun" blurb that compared their weather with Chicago, NYC, etc. It's 12 degrees before wind chill outside where I live soo I'm an easy sell where that's concerned.

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