ppch wrote:Just noticed my second review date (2/7). First review date was 1/21; they received it 11/23 and updated the processing date on 1/5. Thought this might be of interest to someone.
It wont show anything as submitted (aside from the fee) until you go complete, which might be anytime between now and December.melamine wrote:i'm still in "processing". submitted just after the december lsat dates came back. doesn't even show my letters of recommendation or personal statement as submitted, lolol.
Same.melamine wrote:i'm still in "processing". submitted just after the december lsat dates came back. doesn't even show my letters of recommendation or personal statement as submitted, lolol.
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+1francisConn wrote:Praise be to Ezra Cornell, I am complete at last!
Applied 12/7 --> Processing 12/7 through 2/7/2011
Complete 2/8/2011
casterfield wrote:+1francisConn wrote:Praise be to Ezra Cornell, I am complete at last!
Applied 12/7 --> Processing 12/7 through 2/7/2011
Complete 2/8/2011
+1. My application was complete 2/2. Thanks, Cornell.francisConn wrote:casterfield wrote:+1francisConn wrote:Praise be to Ezra Cornell, I am complete at last!
Applied 12/7 --> Processing 12/7 through 2/7/2011
Complete 2/8/2011
Just reread the email notifying me of completion. It includes this gem of a line, "If your application was complete by February 1, you should receive a decision within 8 to 12 weeks."
Clearly, my application was not complete by February 1. I guess this means maybe I'll get a decision in June or July?
subtle wrote:+1. My application was complete 2/2. Thanks, Cornell.francisConn wrote:casterfield wrote:+1francisConn wrote:Praise be to Ezra Cornell, I am complete at last!
Applied 12/7 --> Processing 12/7 through 2/7/2011
Complete 2/8/2011
Just reread the email notifying me of completion. It includes this gem of a line, "If your application was complete by February 1, you should receive a decision within 8 to 12 weeks."
Clearly, my application was not complete by February 1. I guess this means maybe I'll get a decision in June or July?
agree agree agreeesubtle wrote:unc0mm0n1 wrote:Cornell really doesn't make friends with this admission policy. While everyone is getting all excited over their admits to other peer schools and are beginning to decide where to go. Cornell puts you on the back burner for months. I can't remember the time I last checked my Cornell status checker, I just assume I'll find out near the end of March when I'll for sure had made my decision where to go no matter what Cornell says.
Exactly. I would say that going into this, I thought that my Columbia ap would be a Hail Mary (which, it mostly still is) and that Penn and Cornell would be the choices I'd be most excited to get into. I kept thinking about how Cornell would be a really good fit for me, and I'd love to go. Now, I'm kind of like Cornell. Pfft. I wonder if getting an acceptance could change that around. At this point, I'm not even sure a rejection would sting.
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giddybiscuit wrote:agree agree agreeesubtle wrote:unc0mm0n1 wrote:Cornell really doesn't make friends with this admission policy. While everyone is getting all excited over their admits to other peer schools and are beginning to decide where to go. Cornell puts you on the back burner for months. I can't remember the time I last checked my Cornell status checker, I just assume I'll find out near the end of March when I'll for sure had made my decision where to go no matter what Cornell says.
Exactly. I would say that going into this, I thought that my Columbia ap would be a Hail Mary (which, it mostly still is) and that Penn and Cornell would be the choices I'd be most excited to get into. I kept thinking about how Cornell would be a really good fit for me, and I'd love to go. Now, I'm kind of like Cornell. Pfft. I wonder if getting an acceptance could change that around. At this point, I'm not even sure a rejection would sting.
Same here, I was placed on "reserve" today. Does anyone know if this is just a glorified WL?maglialoro wrote:just got reserve email which i am guessing is the same as WL
You are URM right?DeeCee wrote:Same here, I was placed on "reserve" today. Does anyone know if this is just a glorified WL?maglialoro wrote:just got reserve email which i am guessing is the same as WL
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I have to agree. Cornell was my #1 choice for a while but after getting acceptances at schools that has surprisingly offered 100k+ scholarships, I'm kind of wondering what I would do if I got into Cornell...ukgrad wrote:giddybiscuit wrote:agree agree agreeesubtle wrote:unc0mm0n1 wrote:Cornell really doesn't make friends with this admission policy. While everyone is getting all excited over their admits to other peer schools and are beginning to decide where to go. Cornell puts you on the back burner for months. I can't remember the time I last checked my Cornell status checker, I just assume I'll find out near the end of March when I'll for sure had made my decision where to go no matter what Cornell says.
Exactly. I would say that going into this, I thought that my Columbia ap would be a Hail Mary (which, it mostly still is) and that Penn and Cornell would be the choices I'd be most excited to get into. I kept thinking about how Cornell would be a really good fit for me, and I'd love to go. Now, I'm kind of like Cornell. Pfft. I wonder if getting an acceptance could change that around. At this point, I'm not even sure a rejection would sting.
Ditto.
Yeah, I'm URM-ish (Cuban). I'm a bit irritated about this "reserve" thing, just call it a WL.FiveSermon wrote:You are URM right?DeeCee wrote:Same here, I was placed on "reserve" today. Does anyone know if this is just a glorified WL?maglialoro wrote:just got reserve email which i am guessing is the same as WL
And yes. It just sounds like a glorified wait list.
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Admission to top business school =/= qualified for top-ish law school.drummerboy wrote:Spoke to a family friend. Got waitlisted at Cornell last year. Waited so long, he withdrew and accepted admission to Columbia Business School. Nice way to treat obviously qualified applicants.
loldrummerboy wrote:Spoke to a family friend. Got waitlisted at Cornell last year. Waited so long, he withdrew and accepted admission to Columbia Business School. Nice way to treat obviously qualified applicants.
I'm thinking along those lines but have not completely given up hope just yet. I might celebrate going complete in the same manner I would if I were accepted!SupraVln180 wrote:I honestly gave up hope with the damn status checker. I am just waiting for the e-mail.
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