NYU 2010 Forum

CanadianEH · Post by **CanadianEH** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 1:45 pm

They told me that they were mailing it to what I had listed as my Current address.

lsathalon · Post by **lsathalon** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 1:45 pm

summerschooled wrote:
Does NYU mail to current or permanent address?

Mine all went to current address.

summerschooled · Post by **summerschooled** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 1:58 pm

lsathalon wrote:
summerschooled wrote:
Does NYU mail to current or permanent address?

Mine all went to current address.

Hmm, just checked my contact info out and apparently I switched my two addresses on the NYU application. Current address it is, then.

CanadianEH · Post by **CanadianEH** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:52 pm

Just got home now, Purple envolope waiting for me!!! IN AT NYU!!!
Applied 01/06. Recieved 1/12. No Complete email, presumably happened on the 20th.

Stats are 3.5x 178.

Now... how the fuck do i pay for this school?

lsathalon · Post by **lsathalon** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:02 pm

CanadianEH wrote:Just got home now, Purple envolope waiting for me!!! IN AT NYU!!!
Applied 01/06. Recieved 1/12. No Complete email, presumably happened on the 20th.

Stats are 3.5x 178.

Now... how the fuck do i pay for this school?

Congratulations!!

And now you pay for it with loans...but with your shiny NYU degree, you will (eventually) be able to pay them back.

roundabout · Post by **roundabout** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:29 pm

BenJ wrote:
roundabout wrote:Have tried looking through the thread and given up. My brain is exploding- I submitted on 1/7, got notice of receipt 1/12, and still no complete email or status checker- is this normal?
Yes. There's no status checker, and NYU often misses people with their complete e-mails. Presumably, you went complete on 1/20 along the rest of the 1/12-received crowd.

Thanks for your responses. I figured I might just be one of those missing out on the complete email, but I'll just keep freaking out anyway. If I do get anything in the mail, it will take forever as I live abroad. I've been trying to call the admissions office, only to get a recording saying that due to the high call volume, they can't answer. I guess it's better than being on hold for hours.

On the up side, congrats to everyone that's gotten in!

runnerman · Post by **runnerman** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:40 pm

CanadianEH wrote:Just got home now, Purple envolope waiting for me!!! IN AT NYU!!!
Applied 01/06. Recieved 1/12. No Complete email, presumably happened on the 20th.

Stats are 3.5x 178.

Now... how the fuck do i pay for this school?

congrats! when was the envelope postmarked?

scribelaw · Post by **scribelaw** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:42 pm

Oh my god oh my god oh my god!

I just logged in to the admitted students site!!!

Totally can't breath right now

I applied 12/29, complete 1/20.

173/3.73

BenJ · Post by **BenJ** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:46 pm

scribelaw wrote:Oh my god oh my god oh my god!

I just logged in to the admitted students site!!!

Totally can't breath right now

I applied 12/29, complete 1/20.

173/3.73

Congratulations! I wish the admitted students site worked for me; I have the exact same dates, 178/3.78. NYU, you're making me depressed.

Drew2010 · Post by **Drew2010** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:46 pm

scribelaw wrote:Oh my god oh my god oh my god!

I just logged in to the admitted students site!!!

Totally can't breath right now

I applied 12/29, complete 1/20.

173/3.73

Congrats!!

Must be a great feeling!

scribelaw · Post by **scribelaw** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:54 pm

FWIW, if anyone is wondering about whether they average LSAT scores, I had two scores, but the jump was signifigant (9 points). I doubt they would have taken me so quickly if they'd used my ~169 average.

BenJ · Post by **BenJ** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:00 pm

scribelaw wrote:FWIW, if anyone is wondering about whether they average LSAT scores, I had two scores, but the jump was signifigant (9 points). I doubt they would have taken me so quickly if they'd used my ~169 average.

That makes me feel a little better about not being able to access to admitted students website. I have two scores, jump of 11 points. Even at the average, 172.5, I should be admitted, but with the high number I should definitely get in. I hope. NYU, please don't let me down.

buzzgirl · Post by **buzzgirl** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:12 pm

I'm able to log in to the admitted students site today as well!

170/3.9, application received first week of January (took the Dec test) and never got a complete e-mail.

lsathalon · Post by **lsathalon** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:14 pm

buzzgirl wrote:I'm able to log in to the admitted students site today as well!

170/3.9, application received first week of January (took the Dec test) and never got a complete e-mail.

Congratulations!!

buzzgirl · Post by **buzzgirl** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:24 pm

lsathalon wrote:buzzgirl wrote:
I'm able to log in to the admitted students site today as well!

170/3.9, application received first week of January (took the Dec test) and never got a complete e-mail.

Congratulations!!

Thanks!!

hiromoto45 · Post by **hiromoto45** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:26 pm

CanadianEH wrote:So i got the application received e-mail on the 12th.

I emailed NYU admissions today asking if I was complete. They responded by saying:

"Your application was complete, a mail was recently sent to your address."

Time to start freaking out? Are rejections mailed as well as acceptances?

What did you write in your email? I haven't received a complete email yet.

Core · Post by **Core** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:28 pm

Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them days ago saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.

oneforship · Post by **oneforship** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:30 pm

Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.

If you want a response, my guess is that a call would be better.

BenJ · Post by **BenJ** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:30 pm

Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.

Would you take NYU over Chicago?

Core · Post by **Core** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:32 pm

oneforship wrote:
Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.
If you want a response, my guess is that a call would be better.

This is probably true.

Core · Post by **Core** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:33 pm

BenJ wrote:
Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.
Would you take NYU over Chicago?

Yea. I'm interested in PI and would love to be in Manhattan, so NYU would be an amazing fit (especially if I had scored a bit closer to my PT average on the Sept. LSAT

).

BenJ · Post by **BenJ** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:35 pm

Core wrote:
BenJ wrote:
Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.
Would you take NYU over Chicago?
Yea. I'm interested in PI and would love to be in Manhattan, so NYU would be an amazing fit (if I had scored a bit closer to my PT average on the Sept. LSAT ).

Aww, you're a lock anyway. They're probably just waiting because you're a URM. Maybe they hold all URM applications until late. Good luck

Core · Post by **Core** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:52 pm

BenJ wrote:
Core wrote:
BenJ wrote:
Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.
Would you take NYU over Chicago?
Yea. I'm interested in PI and would love to be in Manhattan, so NYU would be an amazing fit (if I had scored a bit closer to my PT average on the Sept. LSAT ).
Aww, you're a lock anyway. They're probably just waiting because you're a URM. Maybe they hold all URM applications until late. Good luck

Ah, according to LSN, they don't hold all URM applications until late. They're probably holding me because I'm borderline, I hope. Thanks.

BenJ · Post by **BenJ** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:57 pm

Core wrote:
BenJ wrote:
Core wrote:
BenJ wrote:
Would you take NYU over Chicago?
Yea. I'm interested in PI and would love to be in Manhattan, so NYU would be an amazing fit (if I had scored a bit closer to my PT average on the Sept. LSAT ).
Aww, you're a lock anyway. They're probably just waiting because you're a URM. Maybe they hold all URM applications until late. Good luck
Ah, according to LSN, they don't hold all URM applications until late. They're probably holding me because I'm borderline, I hope. Thanks.

A non-URM with identical numbers to you got in. There's nothing to worry about.

http://lawschoolnumbers.com/CaesarAugustus/jd

scribelaw · Post by **scribelaw** » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:58 pm

Core wrote:
BenJ wrote:
Core wrote:Congrats to the new admits!
I e-mailed them saying I applied in October, haven't heard back, and would like to know how I should go about sending a LOCI, writing sample, and/or 1-2 additional LOR(s), but have not received a reply. Fml.
Would you take NYU over Chicago?
Yea. I'm interested in PI and would love to be in Manhattan, so NYU would be an amazing fit (especially if I had scored a bit closer to my PT average on the Sept. LSAT ).

I'm in the same spot, with the interest in PI. NYU has an amazing LRAP.

I haven't gotten in to Chicago, but I think it would be an agonizing call. Both have their pluses.

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