ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants) Forum
- carboncopyx
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
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- Audeamus
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
checking in. clearly chose an exciting day. Complete 1/03. Have most people from early January received DLS? I'm sitting at 1/08.
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
I will always remember this, the twilight of this decision. Those last few moments when maybe, just maybe, I'd get a break. The sky would open up and a world-class learning institution would accept me as one of their own. Those last few moments when anything felt possible. If for nothing else, thank you, Johann, for this time, these short fleeting minutes. I will always remember this.
Now I click "Submit" one more time…
Now I click "Submit" one more time…
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Yeah it sure is. Good for you though. Congrats!!carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
The Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
- letitloose
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Someone received a similar (same?) offer last week. Not entirely new, but definitely pretty awesome. Congrats.carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
The Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
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- cwid1391
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
- hhockberger
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
I've been sitting at complete since 11/7, so I doubt it.Audeamus wrote:checking in. clearly chose an exciting day. Complete 1/03. Have most people from early January received DLS? I'm sitting at 1/08.
- amsong
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
I have a year and a half of full-time, and then like 8 years of internships and part-time...no idea what my actual decision is yet, though.cwid1391 wrote:Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
- lt_universe
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
4 years WE including this year.cwid1391 wrote:Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
worked full time graveyard shifts during UG
- Audeamus
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
well, that's a relief. best of luck to you!hhockberger wrote:I've been sitting at complete since 11/7, so I doubt it.Audeamus wrote:checking in. clearly chose an exciting day. Complete 1/03. Have most people from early January received DLS? I'm sitting at 1/08.
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Congrats!carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
One other poster that I know of got this as well. This person should have posted about it within the last 10 pages (rough estimate since this thread has blown up a bit in the last two days)
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
You got offered scholarships $ right away? I thought we had to wait until March or April for that information -- hmm congrats anyway!!carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
- carboncopyx
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Not sure... I wasn't really expecting any word from NU yet until I noticed all the activity on this thread and ventured forth to see, so I'm not sure which wave I was in, exactly.cwid1391 wrote:Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
It's for HYS-bound candidates who they really want to snag but without jeopardizing those post-graduate work stats too much.jbagelboy wrote:
You got offered scholarships $ right away? I thought we had to wait until March or April for that information -- hmm congrats anyway!!
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
2.5 Yr WE in IB (by matriculation); 1 year as IB consultant (during my senior year in college); summer intern at IB; 2.5-3 years WE founding, running my own startups while in UG. Graduated in 2011.lt_universe wrote:4 years WE including this year.cwid1391 wrote:carboncopyx wrote:LOL. Well, this is new... I've never seen or heard of anything like this before! They accepted but auto-deferred me with $$? So confused right now, ha.
ETA: 1/9 submitThe Admissions Committee has completed its review of your application and is pleased to offer you a one-year
deferred admission to the Juris Doctor program at Northwestern Law beginning Fall, 2014 along with an annual
and renewable scholarship of $50,000/year.
The Admissions Committee was impressed by many aspects of your candidacy but prefers that you gain an
additional year of work experience prior to matriculation. The Law School is increasing its emphasis on work
experience in the admissions process and presently more than 95% of our students enroll with at least one year of
post-undergraduate full-time work experience.
Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
worked full time graveyard shifts during UG
- Cobretti
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
If you can log into DLS already I'm sure you were in the morning wave. Grats carbon!carboncopyx wrote:Not sure... I wasn't really expecting any word from NU yet until I noticed all the activity on this thread and ventured forth to see, so I'm not sure which wave I was in, exactly.cwid1391 wrote:Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
- alwayssunnyinfl
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
You were in the first one. This is a very common offer for people with stellar numbers like yours but no work experience. It's definitely a great offer that you shouldn't take lightly (until you get that Yale acceptance, of course.)carboncopyx wrote:Not sure... I wasn't really expecting any word from NU yet until I noticed all the activity on this thread and ventured forth to see, so I'm not sure which wave I was in, exactly.cwid1391 wrote:Weird. Ok, does anyone in the second wave today have significant WE? This seems like a way of getting us K-JDers out into the real world.
edit: were you a second waver, carboncopy?
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- alwayssunnyinfl
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Screw it, I'm drinking a Sam Adams and having some salt and vinegar chips. SO MANY CARBS
- Audeamus
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
It's only 2:41pm in Chicago...any chance there will be a third wave or is this just wishful thinking?
- twinkletoes16
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
ssanonymous wrote:I got DLS, but I'm almost certain that I didn't get in. I didn't interview with them which is basically an auto-rejection. Good luck everyone!
I didn't interview either and still got in. IIRC you have much better #s than I do, so don't sell yourself short yet.
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All prior waves started well after these two, so who knows?Audeamus wrote:It's only 2:41pm in Chicago...any chance there will be a third wave or is this just wishful thinking?
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Audeamus wrote:It's only 2:41pm in Chicago...any chance there will be a third wave or is this just wishful thinking?
God I hope so.
- Teflon_Don
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Got the DLS. How the hell do I log in to check it? I know I click on the link but is it the same log in as the status checker?
- danitt
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
Because of NU I have become an emotional eater. And drinker. And crier.
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Re: Northwestern Law C/O 2016 (2012-2013 Applicants)
I'm really rooting for you sunny, good luck!!!
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