This may be me being selfish but I think you should withdraw or asked to be considered with the regular admissions group. If you can't attend, you are potentially taking the spot of another AJD applicant that can and will attend. Be fair to the other applicants, send the email.11am wrote: Thanks mohanster.
I agree that they might be annoyed if I inform them after a decision is made.
Cannot get myself to write them an email on this though. Think NU is just gonna hate me for this!
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+1shntn wrote:Also mildly curious.cookiejar1 wrote:This probably have been asked a thousand times but what are the anecdotal stories of someone who got in via RD choosing to defer one year and reapplying ED? Would absolutely suck if someone deferred a year and then got ding'ed off of ED.
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Anyone know the 2 year JD for international lawyers program? How many applicants and acceptance last year?
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I can't imagine that you'd get in ED if you applied with the same numbers as before. If you had the numbers to get ED in the first place, you probably would have gotten some scholly as an RD candidate anyway. Most likely they'd just defer you and admit you as an RD applicant.cookiejar1 wrote:This probably have been asked a thousand times but what are the anecdotal stories of someone who got in via RD choosing to defer one year and reapplying ED? Would absolutely suck if someone deferred a year and then got ding'ed off of ED.
"He/she already had a chance to enroll, but they didn't and now they're applying ED. It must be because of the scholarship"
So the merits of the re-app would depend entirely on whether they think you're worth the scholly and would remove the "NU is my first choice" boost that normal ED applicants would get.
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Yep. I understand what you're saying.teiswei wrote:11am wrote: Thanks mohanster.
I agree that they might be annoyed if I inform them after a decision is made.
Cannot get myself to write them an email on this though. Think NU is just gonna hate me for this!
This may be me being selfish but I think you should withdraw or asked to be considered with the regular admissions group. If you can't attend, you are potentially taking the spot of another AJD applicant that can and will attend. Be fair to the other applicants, send the email.
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Hey guys, been reading this forum for a while and just wanted to check in. I'm AJD applicant, one big reason was because they accept GMAT scores. I'm also 30 w/ 3 kids so I hope to get in and out of school as quickly as possible. I'm actually hoping to finish in 18 months (Dec. 2014), I have a buddy who increased his courseload after he had accepted a FT position and did this.
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I think the ABA requires you to be in school for 24 months, so I don't think you can compress the workload any more than they have it compressed.mastermind10 wrote:Hey guys, been reading this forum for a while and just wanted to check in. I'm AJD applicant, one big reason was because they accept GMAT scores. I'm also 30 w/ 3 kids so I hope to get in and out of school as quickly as possible. I'm actually hoping to finish in 18 months (Dec. 2014), I have a buddy who increased his courseload after he had accepted a FT position and did this.
Also an AJD applicant - good luck!!
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Johann @tweetsbyjohann
going to spend most of my day dealing with compliance spreadsheets-- and you thought I read files all day? I wish.
going to spend most of my day dealing with compliance spreadsheets-- and you thought I read files all day? I wish.
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Didn't know there were AJD applicants on this forum. Good luck to everyone!fruitoftheloom wrote:I think the ABA requires you to be in school for 24 months, so I don't think you can compress the workload any more than they have it compressed.mastermind10 wrote:Hey guys, been reading this forum for a while and just wanted to check in. I'm AJD applicant, one big reason was because they accept GMAT scores. I'm also 30 w/ 3 kids so I hope to get in and out of school as quickly as possible. I'm actually hoping to finish in 18 months (Dec. 2014), I have a buddy who increased his courseload after he had accepted a FT position and did this.
Also an AJD applicant - good luck!!
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I hate to be THAT person, but how many updates before a decision? I started looking through past posts and then got bored/concerned that maybe I should get back to work.
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The Johann Tweets!

edit: looks like I was scooped. o well worth repeating.
Looks like no decisions today?going to spend most of my day dealing with compliance spreadsheets-- and you thought I read files all day? I wish.

edit: looks like I was scooped. o well worth repeating.
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I don't think the NU status checker works like that for most people. It's pretty random.bzzingbee wrote:I hate to be THAT person, but how many updates before a decision? I started looking through past posts and then got bored/concerned that maybe I should get back to work.
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Ah. Drats. But thanks.onionz wrote:I don't think the NU status checker works like that for most people. It's pretty random.bzzingbee wrote:I hate to be THAT person, but how many updates before a decision? I started looking through past posts and then got bored/concerned that maybe I should get back to work.
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AJD applicant here.11am wrote:Didn't know there were AJD applicants on this forum. Good luck to everyone!fruitoftheloom wrote:I think the ABA requires you to be in school for 24 months, so I don't think you can compress the workload any more than they have it compressed.mastermind10 wrote:Hey guys, been reading this forum for a while and just wanted to check in. I'm AJD applicant, one big reason was because they accept GMAT scores. I'm also 30 w/ 3 kids so I hope to get in and out of school as quickly as possible. I'm actually hoping to finish in 18 months (Dec. 2014), I have a buddy who increased his courseload after he had accepted a FT position and did this.
Also an AJD applicant - good luck!!
Let's hope they will send decisions our way next week! They noted that all ajd decisions are sent by 2/1

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So whats the deal with those of us who haven't heard yet? Tomorrow is 8 weeks from December 1st. Anyone know what the deal is with them and an on time release?
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Out of curiosity are there any other JD/MBA applicants on here?
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http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... s#p6318114porch wrote:So whats the deal with those of us who haven't heard yet? Tomorrow is 8 weeks from December 1st. Anyone know what the deal is with them and an on time release?
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No movement today?
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I had a second complete update just now.
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3yr/AJD?ultrasajid wrote:I had a second complete update just now.
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3 year. Sorry to tease!
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ultrasajid wrote:3 year. Sorry to tease!

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When did you apply?ultrasajid wrote:I had a second complete update just now.
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1/13, fairly late.
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I applied in Jan too... Guess that means I can start freaking out now about upcoming movementultrasajid wrote:1/13, fairly late.
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