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[alpha kenny body]

The sun'll come out, toooomorrow

Dude, where tf have you been? Also, whats your cycle looking like. You can pm me if you wanna be anon.

Yoooooo

I've been around but I mostly post in June 17 lsat thread now. I'm riding waitlists from UVA down so that's fun

I was certain I'd be in the wave this Friday but no dice
You know where you're goin yet?

Youll hear something soon. Im off to H

[Dodocogon]

Finally got my ding - complete mid-Nov.

[pizzagoblin]

Just turned down my seat, freeing up some $$ for the rest of you. Best of luck to those on the WL!

[BoyJord]

Just turned down my seat, freeing up some $$ for the rest of you. Best of luck to those on the WL!

Cheers! Congrats on Vandy, enjoy Nashville.

[ray.bee]

They said they review the WL mid-April, but does that mean offers as well? Also, has the Deposit Deadline changed?:)

[carasrook]

8-10 weeks.....lol

just reject me already!!

[SybillAnnDorsett]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

[alpha kenny body]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

I'm fairly certain that is subject to simply offers, not schools that haven't made up their minds yet.

[SybillAnnDorsett]

I'm fairly certain that is subject to simply offers, not schools that haven't made up their minds yet.

thank you, fips.

[pln2017]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

I don't see anything in my scholarship offer that requires action beyond submitting a tuition deposit (i.e., no requirement to matriculate or withdraw other applications/waitlists/acceptances). Am I missing where this is stated?

[Mint-Berry_Crunch]

The sun'll come out, toooomorrow

Dude, where tf have you been? Also, whats your cycle looking like. You can pm me if you wanna be anon.

Yoooooo

I've been around but I mostly post in June 17 lsat thread now. I'm riding waitlists from UVA down so that's fun

I was certain I'd be in the wave this Friday but no dice
You know where you're goin yet?

Youll hear something soon. Im off to H

awesome dude! If I remember correctly got strung along a little this/last cycle so that's great!


Yeah I'm hoping to hear from here soon this is really my last holdout before I decide to sit out another year

[Mudori]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

No. Dean Asha from YLS explains this very clearly:

https://law.yale.edu/admissions/jd-admi ... hool-scams
"I addressed this last year in the wake of a new rule promulgated by the Law School Admission Council, which specifically states that law schools may not require applicants to withdraw from schools from which they have not yet received a decision as a condition of accepting a scholarship or any other type of offer."

tl;dr: pending apps never disqualify you from changing your mind despite having accepted a scholarship offer.

[TexasENG]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

No. Dean Asha from YLS explains this very clearly:

https://law.yale.edu/admissions/jd-admi ... hool-scams
"I addressed this last year in the wake of a new rule promulgated by the Law School Admission Council, which specifically states that law schools may not require applicants to withdraw from schools from which they have not yet received a decision as a condition of accepting a scholarship or any other type of offer."

tl;dr: pending apps never disqualify you from changing your mind despite having accepted a scholarship offer.

This is why Asha is great.

3. If you are criticized, belittled, harassed, threatened, or made to feel bad in any way, ask the admissions/financial aid person with whom you are dealing at that school to give me a call. I'll take it from there.

[Mudori]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

No. Dean Asha from YLS explains this very clearly:

https://law.yale.edu/admissions/jd-admi ... hool-scams
"I addressed this last year in the wake of a new rule promulgated by the Law School Admission Council, which specifically states that law schools may not require applicants to withdraw from schools from which they have not yet received a decision as a condition of accepting a scholarship or any other type of offer."

tl;dr: pending apps never disqualify you from changing your mind despite having accepted a scholarship offer.

This is why Asha is great.

3. If you are criticized, belittled, harassed, threatened, or made to feel bad in any way, ask the admissions/financial aid person with whom you are dealing at that school to give me a call. I'll take it from there.

She is awesome. But don't go calling up a storm to Dean Asha. That promise is conditioned on a pending application to YLS

[SybillAnnDorsett]

Hey everyone, I need some quick advice -

To accept the scholarship offer I know we must also matriculate and reject our offers from other schools but does this also require that we withdraw our pending applications as well?

I know that we can stay on waitlists, so my question really is about pending apps.

No. Dean Asha from YLS explains this very clearly:

https://law.yale.edu/admissions/jd-admi ... hool-scams
"I addressed this last year in the wake of a new rule promulgated by the Law School Admission Council, which specifically states that law schools may not require applicants to withdraw from schools from which they have not yet received a decision as a condition of accepting a scholarship or any other type of offer."

tl;dr: pending apps never disqualify you from changing your mind despite having accepted a scholarship offer.

thank you for this!

[latetothis]

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[blelwoods]

8-10 weeks.....lol

just reject me already!!

I feel ya. I submitted 12/15, went complete 2/1, second complete date 3/28.

Right there with yah

[Jlyyep]

Haven't even gotten a second complete date I want to die

[blelwoods]

Haven't even gotten a second complete date I want to die

My last complete date was 3/03/17... you? I'm hoping I hear back by the end of next week (sitting at 10 weeks now) #PLEASENU #TAKEME

[Jlyyep]

1/31, lol.

Maybe this is a good sign idk

[melmelcoolj]

Haven't even gotten a second complete date I want to die

It's okay, because I don't even have a complete date.

[Curious12345]

Been on WL since February . . . anyone get off WL yet?

[BoyJord]

Been on WL since February . . . anyone get off WL yet?

Same situation. I am almost positive they dont even begin to review the WL until after the 1st seat deposit

[hegotmoneyyyyy]

Haven't even gotten a second complete date I want to die

It's okay, because I don't even have a complete date.

The status checker doesn't have a date, so check the decision delivery system. It should say there.

[Curious12345]

Been on WL since February . . . anyone get off WL yet?

Same situation. I am almost positive they dont even begin to review the WL until after the 1st seat deposit

Fair enough, guess I will have to deposit elsewhere then . . . bummer