Is that a bad thing!?
3.9/169, great softs. UR 11/11.
The date makes me nervous
HAHAHAhahaha.c_dubya_s wrote:If only he knew half of TLS is waiting for him to check your mailbox...
YES! exactly what i was hoping they'd use the time machine for:dulcatis wrote:TIME TRAVEL.bkhopeful wrote:my status just changed to "Decision Letter Sent" but my status date stayed at 11/17, which is when I went UR. thoughts on what this means? is the admissions office watching me compulsively refresh the status checker? is this a good thing?
bkhopeful wrote:it'd be exciting if they traveled back to 11/18 when i went UR and let me in!dulcatis wrote:NYU is time traveling now! How exciting.
NO i have the same sent date, as does an earlier poster. let's hope it's good news! even more hopeful, maybe they sent our letters on 12/3 with the others and we'll hear really soon...forward21 wrote:Decision letter sent on 11/17!
Is that a bad thing!?
3.9/169, great softs. UR 11/11.
The date makes me nervous
I am right there with youmoxiepostulate wrote:Purple is my favorite color, so I'm looking forward to this one particularly on an irrational 5yr old girl level. Is that wrong? If so, I don't want to be right... Mmmn hmmn.
They dont use nyu mail serbices for non-admin stuff...CastleRock wrote:Does Nyu have a mail department. Maybe the admissions office just passed them along to be mailed.
I cant believe its been sent out on Friday and not there by today. Weird.dulcatis wrote:They dont use nyu mail serbices for non-admin stuff...CastleRock wrote:Does Nyu have a mail department. Maybe the admissions office just passed them along to be mailed.
Yeah. . . it could be awhile for us 12/6ers then too. Ugh.CastleRock wrote:I cant believe its been sent out on Friday and not there by today. Weird.dulcatis wrote:They dont use nyu mail serbices for non-admin stuff...CastleRock wrote:Does Nyu have a mail department. Maybe the admissions office just passed them along to be mailed.
I live in NYC approx. 10 min away from the law school campus. Rushed home after work this afternoon to check the mailbox b/c my status updated to "decision letter sent" this afternoon. Nothing. Here's hoping for tomorrow...TLSNYC wrote:FWIW, no purple envelope here in suburban NJ.
I love NYU, but when it comes to purple...http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/st ... ortCat=nbaobrienfa wrote:I am right there with youmoxiepostulate wrote:Purple is my favorite color, so I'm looking forward to this one particularly on an irrational 5yr old girl level. Is that wrong? If so, I don't want to be right... Mmmn hmmn.
I see you are bringing the pessimism from the Michigan thread right over to the NYU thread lol. How bout some optimism?s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
It looks that way, yes.s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
People got accepted throughout dec last year...there's no reason to assume that.s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
I don't think so at all. So far NYU's mainly been admitting auto-admits, EDers, or URMs. Most of the people either have high GPAs, high LSATs, or both. So I figure in a few days or so (hopefully), NYU will start admitting some of the more borderline applicants.ClayDavis wrote:It looks that way, yes.s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
That may have been the funniest bill simmons article i have ever readbananaboat29 wrote:I love NYU, but when it comes to purple...http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/st ... ortCat=nbaobrienfa wrote:I am right there with youmoxiepostulate wrote:Purple is my favorite color, so I'm looking forward to this one particularly on an irrational 5yr old girl level. Is that wrong? If so, I don't want to be right... Mmmn hmmn.
Certainly possible, although I just don't see why they would go in that order - it's not like the auto-admits are going to have decided by the time they send out acceptances to the borderline candidates.absolutazn87 wrote:I don't think so at all. So far NYU's mainly been admitting auto-admits, EDers, or URMs. Most of the people either have high GPAs, high LSATs, or both. So I figure in a few days or so (hopefully), NYU will start admitting some of the more borderline applicants.ClayDavis wrote:It looks that way, yes.s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
OPTIMISM!
i really hope i'm right
They're probably protecting their medians/25/75 first. They're stocking up on high GPAs and LSATs so they have room to know how many and which borderline applicants they can accept.ClayDavis wrote:Certainly possible, although I just don't see why they would go in that order - it's not like the auto-admits are going to have decided by the time they send out acceptances to the borderline candidates.absolutazn87 wrote:I don't think so at all. So far NYU's mainly been admitting auto-admits, EDers, or URMs. Most of the people either have high GPAs, high LSATs, or both. So I figure in a few days or so (hopefully), NYU will start admitting some of the more borderline applicants.ClayDavis wrote:It looks that way, yes.s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
OPTIMISM!
i really hope i'm right
They usually like to make their decisions for borderline candidates once they have a better feel for the applicant Pool as a whole. It's quite normal for borderline applicant to have to wait longer.ClayDavis wrote:Certainly possible, although I just don't see why they would go in that order - it's not like the auto-admits are going to have decided by the time they send out acceptances to the borderline candidates.absolutazn87 wrote:I don't think so at all. So far NYU's mainly been admitting auto-admits, EDers, or URMs. Most of the people either have high GPAs, high LSATs, or both. So I figure in a few days or so (hopefully), NYU will start admitting some of the more borderline applicants.ClayDavis wrote:It looks that way, yes.s0ph1e2007 wrote:Early Nov. or Oct. people without decision mailed should expect rejects or wait lists right?
Sorry to repeat.
OPTIMISM!
i really hope i'm right
Gotcha. Sorry I'm just a little pessimistic. I'm ED and UR 10/20CastleRock wrote: They usually like to make their decisions for borderline candidates once they have a better feel for the applicant Pool as a whole. It's quite normal for borderline applicant to have to wait longer.