William & Mary 2011 Forum

[TyrodTaylor]

anyone have 25-75 median LSAT and GPA numbers?

[beachviolet11]

anyone have 25-75 median LSAT and GPA numbers?

3.47-3.82 and 161-166

[PrayingforHYS]

anyone have 25-75 median LSAT and GPA numbers?

3.47-3.82 and 161-166

is that for class of 2013 or updated with this year's?

Above 75 gpa, and, um, I guess around the median LSAT then.

Still waiting W+M

[GentlemanJim]

I'm complete 10/8 and have heard nothing. Is that ridiculous or is it just me?

[snapdragon]

You will be WLed later this week or next along with the rest of us

[PrayingforHYS]

You will be WLed later this week or next along with the rest of us

their initial e-mail (or maybe it's their status checker) said/says that people will receive decisions no later than march 24. That's 9 days away. I mean, maybe there'll be a few more acceptances by this friday, but then, yeah, I'd assume just a massive amount of WL/reject.

ughhhh. applying to law school (at least the timeline for splitters) sucks

[snapdragon]

You will be WLed later this week or next along with the rest of us

their initial e-mail (or maybe it's their status checker) said/says that people will receive decisions no later than march 24. That's 9 days away. I mean, maybe there'll be a few more acceptances by this friday, but then, yeah, I'd assume just a massive amount of WL/reject.

ughhhh. applying to law school (at least the timeline for splitters) sucks

Want to merge into one person? They'd be silly to refuse a 4.0 / 167.

We'll lock the 3.1 / 164 part of us in the basement

(I think I gain a LOT more from this merge than you)

[RPK34]

You will be WLed later this week or next along with the rest of us

I wouldn't be shocked if there were some acceptances mixed in with the waitlists next week. They probably have a total number of students they want to accept (with a class of 200, probably around 800 total) and if they have some room left in that next week, they might accept a handful of people.

[hector311]

Just checked my status: IN on 3/14! Finally, finished application 11/18. Anybody know how difficult it is to establish residency?

[tttlllsss]

Just checked my status: IN on 3/14! Finally, finished application 11/18. Anybody know how difficult it is to establish residency?

fairly difficult

i wouldn't count on being able to est. residency

[SrLaw]

I thought I was going to be good with a 167/3.4 . Damn, I wanted W&M badly.

[IBThatGuy]

I thought I was going to be good with a 167/3.4 . Damn, I wanted W&M badly.

Does that mean you got dinged, or you haven't heard back yet?

Congratulations, hector311.

[Pink]

I thought I was going to be good with a 167/3.4 . Damn, I wanted W&M badly.

+1 with a 167 3.5x. One of the only schools I'd actually consider relocating for. Ah well.

[krad]

Maybe I'm dumb, but I still like to think that I have a chance with a 168/3.44/solid we/Why W&M/LOCI...

[SrLaw]

I thought I was going to be good with a 167/3.4 . Damn, I wanted W&M badly.

Does that mean you got dinged, or you haven't heard back yet?

Congratulations, hector311.

Sitting complete as of 1/12.

Which means a WL.

[RPK34]

Just checked my status: IN on 3/14! Finally, finished application 11/18. Anybody know how difficult it is to establish residency?

The requirements are something like having to live in the state for at least one year, as a domicile resident (ie it has to be a permanent residence for you). But I've heard on top of that, you generally need to have some financial ties to the state (a permanent job will help) or family ties.

I went to a Virginia undergrad, FWIW.

[Moral_Midgetry]

I thought I was going to be good with a 167/3.4 . Damn, I wanted W&M badly.

Does that mean you got dinged, or you haven't heard back yet?

Congratulations, hector311.

Sitting complete as of 1/12.

Which means a WL.

+1

[TyrodTaylor]

I think you guys are in for good news, I really do. I think that they have been letting peopkle in very gradually.

[byronmullens]

I think you guys are in for good news, I really do. I think that they have been letting peopkle in very gradually.

+1

[Justathought]

I think you guys are in for good news, I really do. I think that they have been letting peopkle in very gradually.

-1 I think we are all doomed. Dooooomed!!!


Sorry, I'm sad. So many fee waivers and mailings.

[gizmo0516]

I'm somewhat of a splitter (3.5 on my gpa for undergrad, but my ugpa was only 3.2 due to the fact they counted an "unsatisfactory" grade as a "F", I did write a UGPA Addendum though) with a 167 and I got in, so there is hope for splitters! Also, I didn't get an email until well after I received an acceptance package in the mail.

Does anyone know how to apply for the election law fellowship?

[crysmissmichelle]

Just checked my status: IN on 3/14! Finally, finished application 11/18. Anybody know how difficult it is to establish residency?

The requirements are something like having to live in the state for at least one year, as a domicile resident (ie it has to be a permanent residence for you). But I've heard on top of that, you generally need to have some financial ties to the state (a permanent job will help) or family ties.

I went to a Virginia undergrad, FWIW.

This is the right answer.

[TyrodTaylor]

Those fellowships should have been applied for already. With you application. You may still be able to apply though, im not sure

[subtle]

I never thought I was going to have to wait until March 24 for an answer from W&M.

[MST3K]

Status checker says complete as of 1/21.... definitely surprised.