Similar position and I'm not happyYitzhak26 wrote:Not sure whether to be happy or not that I'm still UR1 11/28 with no interview.
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I think that's a good idea, they seem to really like having people express enthusiasm for uvapoptart123 wrote:I did not do one. Thinking about a LOCI/Why UVA combo.Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:Do you have a why uva?poptart123 wrote:09/12 here UR2. Thinking about sending an LOCI.. thoughts?Litt1tUp wrote:I don't know, I'd imagine soon though! I'm tempted to just withdraw and reject them before they reject me.govlife wrote:Thiiiiissss. 9/22 here and would have thought WL was my destiny. Any idea when dings usually happen?Litt1tUp wrote:Still complete from 9/28 ... hit me with that ding UVA!
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So... how do I learn how to play softball?
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[youtube]cn6UHgJEZEk[/youtube]SweetTort wrote:So... how do I learn how to play softball?
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Hang out with lesbians and/or queer ladies. What do you wanna know?SweetTort wrote:So... how do I learn how to play softball?
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S.Picquery wrote:Hang out with lesbians and/or queer ladies. What do you wanna know?SweetTort wrote:So... how do I learn how to play softball?
For one, what gear do I need?
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-a softball gloveSweetTort wrote: For one, what gear do I need?
-athletic shoes or cleats
-can of copenhagen straight or pouch of red man (your choice)
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I prefer double bubble, cuz I'm middle school cool.amta wrote:-a softball gloveSweetTort wrote: For one, what gear do I need?
-athletic shoes or cleats
-can of copenhagen straight or pouch of red man (your choice)
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+1 I also recommend a hat. That VA sun is real. As long as you're not a catcher that's all you need. Someone will likely lend you a bat. Note for softball we use metal not wood.88234 wrote:I prefer double bubble, cuz I'm middle school cool.amta wrote:-a softball gloveSweetTort wrote: For one, what gear do I need?
-athletic shoes or cleats
-can of copenhagen straight or pouch of red man (your choice)
Now I have to find all my old catching equipment...
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I'm curious as to why any non ED applicant that really wants admitted wouldn't do a why UVA essay? You're applying to a school that's competitive for entry, particularly if you're out of state, and which is liberal with it's yield protection. If you remain under review, there's likely one or mother other applicants who nearly match you in numbers. Don't you think the school will prefer the one that's taken an interest in its unique features?Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:
I think that's a good idea, they seem to really like having people express enthusiasm for uva
How hard is it to write a couple of hundred words that mention the collegiate atmosphere on grounds, name a couple of outstanding and inspiring faculty and their work - like Garrett's stuff on eyewitness identification, mention the historic influence of TJ and touches on the location at the foot of the blue ridge?
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+1 I think the late November apps got lostSarastro wrote:Similar position and I'm not happyYitzhak26 wrote:Not sure whether to be happy or not that I'm still UR1 11/28 with no interview.
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Yeah but like, what if we already did that in December and still haven't moved past ur1albanach wrote:I'm curious as to why any non ED applicant that really wants admitted wouldn't do a why UVA essay? You're applying to a school that's competitive for entry, particularly if you're out of state, and which is liberal with it's yield protection. If you remain under review, there's likely one or mother other applicants who nearly match you in numbers. Don't you think the school will prefer the one that's taken an interest in its unique features?Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:
I think that's a good idea, they seem to really like having people express enthusiasm for uva
How hard is it to write a couple of hundred words that mention the collegiate atmosphere on grounds, name a couple of outstanding and inspiring faculty and their work - like Garrett's stuff on eyewitness identification, mention the historic influence of TJ and touches on the location at the foot of the blue ridge?
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+2 someone got fired and took all the apps they had from mid November to mid December with themchargers21 wrote:+1 I think the late November apps got lostSarastro wrote:Similar position and I'm not happyYitzhak26 wrote:Not sure whether to be happy or not that I'm still UR1 11/28 with no interview.
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Retake?Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash wrote:
Yeah but like, what if we already did that in December and still haven't moved past ur1
Sorry, I wish I had good advice. I presume you've already visited grounds? If not, try and schedule a visit, meet with an admissions officer, be sociable, friendly, smart and express how much you like the school. If it were me and I _really_ wanted UVA, I'd be trying to get face time some way some how.
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UR1 11-14Sarastro wrote:Similar position and I'm not happyYitzhak26 wrote:Not sure whether to be happy or not that I'm still UR1 11/28 with no interview.
I'm chilled. Just waiting for the WL/ding.
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Didn't write a Why UVA and I got in within 3 weeks of applying (I have good but not anything crazy numbers). Idk if Why X essays make too much of a difference tbhalbanach wrote:I'm curious as to why any non ED applicant that really wants admitted wouldn't do a why UVA essay? You're applying to a school that's competitive for entry, particularly if you're out of state, and which is liberal with it's yield protection. If you remain under review, there's likely one or mother other applicants who nearly match you in numbers. Don't you think the school will prefer the one that's taken an interest in its unique features?Mint-Berry_Crunch wrote:
I think that's a good idea, they seem to really like having people express enthusiasm for uva
How hard is it to write a couple of hundred words that mention the collegiate atmosphere on grounds, name a couple of outstanding and inspiring faculty and their work - like Garrett's stuff on eyewitness identification, mention the historic influence of TJ and touches on the location at the foot of the blue ridge?
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So there was something different in your application? You got an admissions officer on a beautiful autumnal day in Charlottesville and they were feeling particularly generous that morning, you support the same football team as the person reviewing your application or you went to the same undergraduate college? There's a million and one things that could make a difference.RParadela wrote: Didn't write a Why UVA and I got in within 3 weeks of applying (I have good but not anything crazy numbers). Idk if Why X essays make too much of a difference tbh
If you go through law school and try litigation, you'll learn that you don't want to leave an argument unmade. You can't correct it after the fact. If someone sends a well crafted why UVA, that by definition means someone has to look again at their paperwork.
Obviously there's a law of diminishing returns, but particularly for someone potentially facing a yield protection no offer, I think it's worth strongly indicating your desire to attend.
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I used the LOCI as that indication. I would say that a letter can do the same thing and WL is not the only time to use it. Waiting that long (as I have as well) constitutes a WL in my mind.albanach wrote:So there was something different in your application? You got an admissions officer on a beautiful autumnal day in Charlottesville and they were feeling particularly generous that morning, you support the same football team as the person reviewing your application or you went to the same undergraduate college? There's a million and one things that could make a difference.RParadela wrote: Didn't write a Why UVA and I got in within 3 weeks of applying (I have good but not anything crazy numbers). Idk if Why X essays make too much of a difference tbh
If you go through law school and try litigation, you'll learn that you don't want to leave an argument unmade. You can't correct it after the fact. If someone sends a well crafted why UVA, that by definition means someone has to look again at their paperwork.
Obviously there's a law of diminishing returns, but particularly for someone potentially facing a yield protection no offer, I think it's worth strongly indicating your desire to attend.
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I mean it can't hurt, but this site generally overstates the importance of Why X essays IMO. Maybe in the case of someone with ridiculous numbers to avoid a YP, but in the majority of cases, I highly doubt it makes a significant differencealbanach wrote:So there was something different in your application? You got an admissions officer on a beautiful autumnal day in Charlottesville and they were feeling particularly generous that morning, you support the same football team as the person reviewing your application or you went to the same undergraduate college? There's a million and one things that could make a difference.RParadela wrote: Didn't write a Why UVA and I got in within 3 weeks of applying (I have good but not anything crazy numbers). Idk if Why X essays make too much of a difference tbh
If you go through law school and try litigation, you'll learn that you don't want to leave an argument unmade. You can't correct it after the fact. If someone sends a well crafted why UVA, that by definition means someone has to look again at their paperwork.
Obviously there's a law of diminishing returns, but particularly for someone potentially facing a yield protection no offer, I think it's worth strongly indicating your desire to attend.
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RParadela wrote:I mean it can't hurt, but this site generally overstates the importance of Why X essays IMO. Maybe in the case of someone with ridiculous numbers to avoid a YP, but in the majority of cases, I highly doubt it makes a significant differencealbanach wrote:So there was something different in your application? You got an admissions officer on a beautiful autumnal day in Charlottesville and they were feeling particularly generous that morning, you support the same football team as the person reviewing your application or you went to the same undergraduate college? There's a million and one things that could make a difference.RParadela wrote: Didn't write a Why UVA and I got in within 3 weeks of applying (I have good but not anything crazy numbers). Idk if Why X essays make too much of a difference tbh
If you go through law school and try litigation, you'll learn that you don't want to leave an argument unmade. You can't correct it after the fact. If someone sends a well crafted why UVA, that by definition means someone has to look again at their paperwork.
Obviously there's a law of diminishing returns, but particularly for someone potentially facing a yield protection no offer, I think it's worth strongly indicating your desire to attend.
I thought those essays are more important that care about student interest in the school
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Waitlisted. Didn't expect anything from uva so this is a good outcome for me.
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Just got interview request. Been UR1 since Nov 18. I guess this is a good sign?
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It's a GREAT sign. Prep some interview responses, and get ready!!mosunny wrote:Just got interview request. Been UR1 since Nov 18. I guess this is a good sign?
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S.Picquery wrote:+1 I also recommend a hat. That VA sun is real. As long as you're not a catcher that's all you need. Someone will likely lend you a bat. Note for softball we use metal not wood.88234 wrote:I prefer double bubble, cuz I'm middle school cool.amta wrote:-a softball gloveSweetTort wrote: For one, what gear do I need?
-athletic shoes or cleats
-can of copenhagen straight or pouch of red man (your choice)
Now I have to find all my old catching equipment...
On the tour they emphasized how the lockers are big enough to hold a bat, which is fantastic
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I love that they "emphasized" that lolMint-Berry_Crunch wrote:S.Picquery wrote:+1 I also recommend a hat. That VA sun is real. As long as you're not a catcher that's all you need. Someone will likely lend you a bat. Note for softball we use metal not wood.88234 wrote:I prefer double bubble, cuz I'm middle school cool.amta wrote:-a softball gloveSweetTort wrote: For one, what gear do I need?
-athletic shoes or cleats
-can of copenhagen straight or pouch of red man (your choice)
Now I have to find all my old catching equipment...
On the tour they emphasized how the lockers are big enough to hold a bat, which is fantastic
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