Cornell Law School c/o 2019 Applicants (2015-2016) Forum

[captainamerica]

In a couple hours ago!! 25th<LSAT<50th, GPA> 7th

interview date?

1/19

[beckett]

Just got an interview request after being at complete 1/11 and then going to UR2 02/05. Guess it wasn't a ding like we thought it might be a couple of pages back!

[SpikeSeagull]

Just got the call! Interviewed 1/22.

[meowmers]

Just got the call! Interviewed 1/22.

Congrats!

[kelloggcookiemonster]

Interview request 1/22; interview completed 1/25...PLEASE CALL MEEEEE

[SD619]

I interviewed back on 12/18

Updated on 1/22 which was like UR 4 or something

[Toodle-loo]

Interview request 1/22; interview completed 1/25...PLEASE CALL MEEEEE

+1000

[zozo1717]

Got the call this afternoon! I'm in PM for stats, interview info etc. Congrats to all who have been accepted and good luck to those still waiting!

[WhiteHouse]

Just received the Big Red Book in the mail. I'm very impressed by the packaging

[fmb2016]

I went on the reserve list 1/4, received an email today saying i remained a competitive member of the applicant pool and requesting an interview. Anyone know if this is just relatively standard procedure for the reserve list or a good sign?

[lurker816]

I went on the reserve list 1/4, received an email today saying i remained a competitive member of the applicant pool and requesting an interview. Anyone know if this is just relatively standard procedure for the reserve list or a good sign?

+1, don't think this happens for everyone

[gamerish]

Just received the Big Red Book in the mail. I'm very impressed by the packaging

Got mine as well! Definitely impressed.

The mention of schollys starting to go out Feb 15th in it has got me excited. I was only accepted a few weeks ago but I submitted all my info immediately so I'm hoping that offsets it a bit.

[jewkidontheblock]

Question about merit aid: I was told on the phone that everything needed to be submitted before the form. Because I'm applying for loans (but not need-based aid), would my FAFSA need to be submitted before I can submit the form?

[gamerish]

Question about merit aid: I was told on the phone that everything needed to be submitted before the form. Because I'm applying for loans (but not need-based aid), would my FAFSA need to be submitted before I can submit the form?

I mean they're not gonna throw it in the trash because your FAFSA isn't done. It might not get reviewed until your FAFSA is in but if it's ready to go, I'd fax it in anyway.

[manuelsig]

I've been at "application ready for review" since 1/20, the same day they received my application.

Am I correct in assuming that I'm cooked, or should I just be more patient? I'm trying to sort out my March travel plans and need to know if I should start scrambling to find a couch to stay on in that neck of the woods.

LSAT > 75%, GPA < 25%

[gazorpazorp]

I went on the reserve list 1/4, received an email today saying i remained a competitive member of the applicant pool and requesting an interview. Anyone know if this is just relatively standard procedure for the reserve list or a good sign?

+1, don't think this happens for everyone

+1, got requested to interview with Dean Ingram in Manhattan.

[missie]

I went on the reserve list 1/4, received an email today saying i remained a competitive member of the applicant pool and requesting an interview. Anyone know if this is just relatively standard procedure for the reserve list or a good sign?

+1, don't think this happens for everyone

+1, got requested to interview with Dean Ingram in Manhattan.

+1, really bummed I'll be out of the country and won't be able to attend...does anyone know if they offer skype interviews? I've already completed the kira interview

[Tycho]

Got the Big Red Book today. Very, very impressed!

[heynowheynow]

Did Cornell require more than 2 LOR? I am getting an odd notification in my LSAC account right now.

[hopefuljumbo23]

Did Cornell require more than 2 LOR? I am getting an odd notification in my LSAC account right now.

Nope, just two. You scared me half to death so I went and double checked lol.

[heynowheynow]

Did Cornell require more than 2 LOR? I am getting an odd notification in my LSAC account right now.

Nope, just two. You scared me half to death so I went and double checked lol.

My LSAC account currently says
"Required:
2 LORs and 0 Evaluations
2 additional documents which can be either LORs or Evaluations (Pay attention to accepted numbers).
Total required: 4
Accepted:
up to 4 LORs and/or 2 Evaluations
Total accepted cannot exceed: 6"

Interesting.

[hopefuljumbo23]

Did Cornell require more than 2 LOR? I am getting an odd notification in my LSAC account right now.

Nope, just two. You scared me half to death so I went and double checked lol.

My LSAC account currently says
"Required:
2 LORs and 0 Evaluations
2 additional documents which can be either LORs or Evaluations (Pay attention to accepted numbers).
Total required: 4
Accepted:
up to 4 LORs and/or 2 Evaluations
Total accepted cannot exceed: 6"

Interesting.

Omg mine says that too. What is missing?

Edited to add: I reread the Cornell law admissions website. I think LSAC is mistaken because the law admissions website explicitly says that evaluations are optional. And it says they only need 2 letters of rec.

I'll call LSAC tomorrow (they might be closed because it's a holiday) or the day after and let you know what they say.

Meanwhile, Cornell has my CAS report because my application has already been marked complete and under review.

Really hoping this is nothing but an error.

[RZ5646]

I've been at "application ready for review" since 1/20, the same day they received my application.

Am I correct in assuming that I'm cooked, or should I just be more patient? I'm trying to sort out my March travel plans and need to know if I should start scrambling to find a couch to stay on in that neck of the woods.

LSAT > 75%, GPA < 25%

Many people wait literally months to hear anything back. I wouldn't worry.

[proteinshake]

I've been at "application ready for review" since 1/20, the same day they received my application.

Am I correct in assuming that I'm cooked, or should I just be more patient? I'm trying to sort out my March travel plans and need to know if I should start scrambling to find a couch to stay on in that neck of the woods.

LSAT > 75%, GPA < 25%

Many people wait literally months to hear anything back. I wouldn't worry.

yeah I've been ready for review since the same date.

[ProductofUnreality]

Did Cornell require more than 2 LOR? I am getting an odd notification in my LSAC account right now.

Nope, just two. You scared me half to death so I went and double checked lol.

My LSAC account currently says
"Required:
2 LORs and 0 Evaluations
2 additional documents which can be either LORs or Evaluations (Pay attention to accepted numbers).
Total required: 4
Accepted:
up to 4 LORs and/or 2 Evaluations
Total accepted cannot exceed: 6"

Interesting.

Omg mine says that too. What is missing?

Edited to add: I reread the Cornell law admissions website. I think LSAC is mistaken because the law admissions website explicitly says that evaluations are optional. And it says they only need 2 letters of rec.

I'll call LSAC tomorrow (they might be closed because it's a holiday) or the day after and let you know what they say.

Meanwhile, Cornell has my CAS report because my application has already been marked complete and under review.

Really hoping this is nothing but an error.

For whatever it's worth I interviewed already and only had 2 LoRs.