Seriously! I got their "waitlist" e-mail last week... it's definitely a sugar-coated ding.amputatedbrain wrote:I'm gonna throw my G-town wait list in there. I know it's not technically a ding, but I think it's worse, because they're just insulting your intelligence. I got the one where they tell you you're waitlisted . . . and then they tell you there's a special priority waitlist . . . but you're not on that one, you're on the shit waitlist . . . it's such a blatant soft rejection, I'm just gonna put it here.
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This happened at the end of my cycle last year...
I was waitlisted at WUSTL...
In August they emailed me...
"As you may have guessed you have not been admitted to our University....blah blah blah...."
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED???? I was NOT impressed with this dumb ass email rejection at beyond the last minute.
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED...I decided NOT to take my brand new LSAT score and apply again to these idiots.
I was waitlisted at WUSTL...
In August they emailed me...
"As you may have guessed you have not been admitted to our University....blah blah blah...."
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED???? I was NOT impressed with this dumb ass email rejection at beyond the last minute.
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED...I decided NOT to take my brand new LSAT score and apply again to these idiots.
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As you may have guessed. Wow lol that's outrageous.Roseland wrote:This happened at the end of my cycle last year...
I was waitlisted at WUSTL...
In August they emailed me...
"As you may have guessed you have not been admitted to our University....blah blah blah...."
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED???? I was NOT impressed with this dumb ass email rejection at beyond the last minute.
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED...I decided NOT to take my brand new LSAT score and apply again to these idiots.
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one-two Gtown/Berkeley punch yesterday and today. My confidence for all the rest of the decisions is pretty much shot. 

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U of M > MSU
Sorry, the truth stings.

amichig wrote:robin600 wrote:UofM today, def. not shocked by it because numbers are low, but as a Spartan grad I'm happy not to go to a school where some of the students think that anybody who goes to "the other michigan" is a total dumbass. Thanks UofM, but I was accepted there for UG, but didn't choose you, and I don't have the pleasure to choose you again. Oh well we kicked your ass in football this year, that's good enough for me!
You msu kids always sound so bitter when attempting to claim that you really truly don't care/notice that uofm is a much better school than msu. Clearly, I graduated from um....my brother went to msu. I'm a much better person than him, no doubt. At least your girls are better looking?
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That may be the douchiest thing I have read yet. And as you all know there a lot of douchebaggery on this forum daily, but for a school to flat out say yeah...you knew it, we knew it, so let's dispose of the formalities...douchey.lawhawk wrote:As you may have guessed. Wow lol that's outrageous.Roseland wrote:This happened at the end of my cycle last year...
I was waitlisted at WUSTL...
In August they emailed me...
"As you may have guessed you have not been admitted to our University....blah blah blah...."
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED???? I was NOT impressed with this dumb ass email rejection at beyond the last minute.
AS YOU MAY HAVE GUESSED...I decided NOT to take my brand new LSAT score and apply again to these idiots.
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I guess that's why they're called reaches.Mr. Chico,
We have carefully reviewed your application for admission to the University of Virginia School of Law. I regret to inform you that we are unable to offer you a place in the entering class. I sincerely appreciate the interest that you have shown by applying as an Early Decision candidate.
Last year we received 7,102 nonresident applications and 778 resident applications (7,880 total) for the 360 seats in the entering class. This year's application volume is poised to increase by at least 10 percent. There is no doubt in my mind that this will be the most difficult year on record in which to gain admission to Virginia Law.
I hope you excuse the informality of this communication, but I thought you might appreciate speed over formality. In addition, we are communicating almost exclusively via email now in an attempt to reduce our reliance on paper.
I sincerely appreciate your interest in Virginia Law and wish you the very best in your legal education and professional career.
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Baylor law school, take your ding and shove it.
I already went through boot camp once as a Marine, wasn't looking forward to going through it twice anyway.
I already went through boot camp once as a Marine, wasn't looking forward to going through it twice anyway.
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Semper Ficlwilson6 wrote:Baylor law school, take your ding and shove it.
I already went through boot camp once as a Marine, wasn't looking forward to going through it twice anyway.
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Hey hey hey, it's early! Don't get down yet. Darkest before the dawn, as they say.def2104 wrote:one-two Gtown/Berkeley punch yesterday and today. My confidence for all the rest of the decisions is pretty much shot.
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Plus, Michigan and Cornell--not so shabby!def2104 wrote:one-two Gtown/Berkeley punch yesterday and today. My confidence for all the rest of the decisions is pretty much shot.

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Berkeley yesterday. Broke my heart. Didn't care that she was #1.
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Georgetown yesterday - If I wanted to have the same degree as 500 other people competing for the same positions in the same city, i might feel bad.
UVA today - Your loss, im the Ozzie Smith of softball
UVA today - Your loss, im the Ozzie Smith of softball
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UVA Waitlist today = Ding.
Bottom of the barrel in all ACC sports. And when it comes to football, that is saying something.
Bottom of the barrel in all ACC sports. And when it comes to football, that is saying something.
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Admission denied at University of Texas 1/27.
That's OK UT. The thought of rockin a burnt orange ANYTHING would wind me up on the horrible cable show "What Not to Wear".
Also because I want to sip the occasional cocktail on Bourbon Street, not Bourbon Street Jr. (6TH STREET)!!!!
I also didn't want to spend the next three years living the real life version of the movie "Half Baked".
And finally, I didn't want to spend the rest of my life being the South Eastern Conference's BITCH!!!! Sorry Big 12, you know it's true...

That's OK UT. The thought of rockin a burnt orange ANYTHING would wind me up on the horrible cable show "What Not to Wear".
Also because I want to sip the occasional cocktail on Bourbon Street, not Bourbon Street Jr. (6TH STREET)!!!!
I also didn't want to spend the next three years living the real life version of the movie "Half Baked".
And finally, I didn't want to spend the rest of my life being the South Eastern Conference's BITCH!!!! Sorry Big 12, you know it's true...






























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lawyering wrote:Plus, Michigan and Cornell--not so shabby!def2104 wrote:one-two Gtown/Berkeley punch yesterday and today. My confidence for all the rest of the decisions is pretty much shot.
Thanks you guys! Plus who wants to go to GTTTown anyway and Berkeley psshhaw west coast liberal good-for nothings. (Sigh...if only I weren't a huge flaming liberal who loves the beachroundabout wrote:Hey hey hey, it's early! Don't get down yet. Darkest before the dawn, as they say.def2104 wrote:one-two Gtown/Berkeley punch yesterday and today. My confidence for all the rest of the decisions is pretty much shot.

Seriously though, let's hope for a better week next week!
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Ummm wow this post clearly shows why MSU is way better....goblue1646 wrote:U of M > MSUSorry, the truth stings.
amichig wrote:robin600 wrote:UofM today, def. not shocked by it because numbers are low, but as a Spartan grad I'm happy not to go to a school where some of the students think that anybody who goes to "the other michigan" is a total dumbass. Thanks UofM, but I was accepted there for UG, but didn't choose you, and I don't have the pleasure to choose you again. Oh well we kicked your ass in football this year, that's good enough for me!
You msu kids always sound so bitter when attempting to claim that you really truly don't care/notice that uofm is a much better school than msu. Clearly, I graduated from um....my brother went to msu. I'm a much better person than him, no doubt. At least your girls are better looking?
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Dinged from BC the other day, no problem though. According to urban dictionary.com, BC is...
I strangely must agree. Could never go to a school that takes a stab at Rudy anyways...a place with gothic architecture, where jesuits and other freakishly intelligent people try to teach collar-popping, plex-obsessed, hopelessly drunk and self-centered rich folks' kids. just kidding. that only applies to about 90% of the bc population.
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.robin600 wrote:Dinged from BC the other day, no problem though. According to urban dictionary.com, BC is...I strangely must agree. Could never go to a school that takes a stab at Rudy anyways...a place with gothic architecture, where jesuits and other freakishly intelligent people try to teach collar-popping, plex-obsessed, hopelessly drunk and self-centered rich folks' kids. just kidding. that only applies to about 90% of the bc population.
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That description more aptly describes most of the BU undergrads I've had the misfortune of meeting.robin600 wrote:Dinged from BC the other day, no problem though. According to urban dictionary.com, BC is...I strangely must agree. Could never go to a school that takes a stab at Rudy anyways...a place with gothic architecture, where jesuits and other freakishly intelligent people try to teach collar-popping, plex-obsessed, hopelessly drunk and self-centered rich folks' kids. just kidding. that only applies to about 90% of the bc population.
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Um, I'm not trying to be Pollyanna here, but you already have Cornell and Michigan. You're golden.def2104 wrote:one-two Gtown/Berkeley punch yesterday and today. My confidence for all the rest of the decisions is pretty much shot.
Myself, I just got a Univ. of Colorado waitlist. Colorado, you and I both know that there's no way that I'm going to come to a landlocked, high elevation, homogenous, birkenstock shod, 40-some ranked law school. You were the one that was supposed to fly me in, take me out to dinner, and beg me to take a 3 year guaranteed no-contingency million dollar kind of deal while I kind of half paid attention and went for a hike. Now I'm forced to deal with the irony of not recycling the paper your flimsy waitlist came on.
Plus, you're named after a rock. There's lots of minderal particles next to water where I'm from, but our town elders were able to muster enough creativity to not call it Sand.
Here is your school on drugs, here is your school on Yield Protect.
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ND 1/28
Would it really be in poor taste to ask an application fee refund? It seems wrong to me that you have to pay to apply somewhere. Have you ever filled out a job application or submitted a resume, and then given the employer a $70 check for them to look at it? Has any employer ever asked you too? No. But, for some reason, higher education feels it is OK to do so. Further support to this idea of a refund is if you do get accepted, they always add that money towards your payment of tuition. But, I didn't get in. So, what is that money going towards? Scholarship for other people to attend? I wasn't applying to help other applicants. A school might say something to the effect of "caveat emptor," (buyer beware) but I didn't get anything. What have I gotten in return? Not only a rejection but now I am out $70.
Would it really be in poor taste to ask an application fee refund? It seems wrong to me that you have to pay to apply somewhere. Have you ever filled out a job application or submitted a resume, and then given the employer a $70 check for them to look at it? Has any employer ever asked you too? No. But, for some reason, higher education feels it is OK to do so. Further support to this idea of a refund is if you do get accepted, they always add that money towards your payment of tuition. But, I didn't get in. So, what is that money going towards? Scholarship for other people to attend? I wasn't applying to help other applicants. A school might say something to the effect of "caveat emptor," (buyer beware) but I didn't get anything. What have I gotten in return? Not only a rejection but now I am out $70.
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Not poor taste at all... I'd definitely request a refund, perhaps with interest even. I'd submit my request with a "why not notre dame" essay, for good measure. It's not even the highest ranked in Indiana anymore.Zinn Man wrote:ND 1/28
Would it really be in poor taste to ask an application fee refund? It seems wrong to me that you have to pay to apply somewhere. Have you ever filled out a job application or submitted a resume, and then given the employer a $70 check for them to look at it? Has any employer ever asked you too? No. But, for some reason, higher education feels it is OK to do so. Further support to this idea of a refund is if you do get accepted, they always add that money towards your payment of tuition. But, I didn't get in. So, what is that money going towards? Scholarship for other people to attend? I wasn't applying to help other applicants. A school might say something to the effect of "caveat emptor," (buyer beware) but I didn't get anything. What have I gotten in return? Not only a rejection but now I am out $70.
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Never thought about it, but good points!!! If you actually do this, let us know how it goes. It could start a revolution

reasonabledoubt wrote:Not poor taste at all... I'd definitely request a refund, perhaps with interest even. I'd submit my request with a "why not notre dame" essay, for good measure. It's not even the highest ranked in Indiana anymore.Zinn Man wrote:ND 1/28
Would it really be in poor taste to ask an application fee refund? It seems wrong to me that you have to pay to apply somewhere. Have you ever filled out a job application or submitted a resume, and then given the employer a $70 check for them to look at it? Has any employer ever asked you too? No. But, for some reason, higher education feels it is OK to do so. Further support to this idea of a refund is if you do get accepted, they always add that money towards your payment of tuition. But, I didn't get in. So, what is that money going towards? Scholarship for other people to attend? I wasn't applying to help other applicants. A school might say something to the effect of "caveat emptor," (buyer beware) but I didn't get anything. What have I gotten in return? Not only a rejection but now I am out $70.
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