Colorado 2010 Forum
- Zojirushi
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Re: Colorado 2010
I have heard multiple people on here state such. They even had a link to LSAC, but it was dead. Apparently there are three schools who use this in their index calculation.
- kalvano
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Re: Colorado 2010
Yes, that would be enjoyable.
- Zojirushi
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- tstack22
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Re: Colorado 2010
Zojirushi wrote:I have heard multiple people on here state such. They even had a link to LSAC, but it was dead. Apparently there are three schools who use this in their index calculation.
I found something about this on lawschoolpredictor.com, in an FAQ. It says it took the major GPA option away on one of the updates, even though CU and vermont still use major GPA in their index.
http://www.lawschoolpredictor.com/?page_id=9
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- Zojirushi
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Re: Colorado 2010
LSP takes me from 52% to 64% if I utilize my degree GPA.
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Re: Colorado 2010
I applied early decision and received my notification today that I was not accepted...
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident
- NancyBotwin
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Re: Colorado 2010
bttuffy wrote:I applied early decision and received my notification today that I was not accepted...
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident

- Threepeat
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Re: Colorado 2010
bttuffy wrote:I applied early decision and received my notification today that I was not accepted...
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident
Flame??? I refuse to believe this is real.
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Re: Colorado 2010
Yea... thats what I thought too buddy. I really am shocked.Threepeat wrote:bttuffy wrote:I applied early decision and received my notification today that I was not accepted...
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident
Flame??? I refuse to believe this is real.
Its for real.
- Threepeat
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Re: Colorado 2010
Wow. Sorry to hear that. Hopefully RD works out because your numbers/CO residency should be more than enough for CU. Whelp, my 164/3.4/OOS seems like a hail mary now.
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Re: Colorado 2010
yea... we will see. Hopefully it will work out.
Good luck to you! You just never know with CU.
Good luck to you! You just never know with CU.
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Re: Colorado 2010
We went through this last year with the surprising denials/acceptances based purely on numbers. CU is one school where numbers truly don't dominate. If they did, there is absolutely no way I'd be getting ready for finals here. There were a lot of people who had much better numbers than me who got rejected. Because a lot of people want to be in Colorado, they do have the ability to comb through very qualified applicants to find ones that go beyond the numbers. Everyone here has amazing stories and impressive backgrounds.
To the person with the 167 LSAT, I gotta believe you are going to get in, though. That's a big accomplishment, and I'm not saying that your application is purely numbers. I suspect it is more than that, in fact. I especially like to see people from our state get in, too. I forgot we even have ED now. That being said, if you could send any type of LOCI that shows something that is unique about you, and that will help the class be more diverse, that would certainly help. Good luck to all of you. I didn't get off the waitlist until late July, but it was worth the wait.
And the natural resource law faculty, students, and job opportunities here are very good because of the oil/gas/solar industries in the Rockies. But even if you're not interested in making that your career, there is still good resources here if you just want to be a regular old trial attorney. We get amazing faculty in every area because they want to live in Boulder and Colorado, just like we get overqualified students.
Any questions, feel free to shoot them my way, or any of the few others we have on this board.
To the person with the 167 LSAT, I gotta believe you are going to get in, though. That's a big accomplishment, and I'm not saying that your application is purely numbers. I suspect it is more than that, in fact. I especially like to see people from our state get in, too. I forgot we even have ED now. That being said, if you could send any type of LOCI that shows something that is unique about you, and that will help the class be more diverse, that would certainly help. Good luck to all of you. I didn't get off the waitlist until late July, but it was worth the wait.
And the natural resource law faculty, students, and job opportunities here are very good because of the oil/gas/solar industries in the Rockies. But even if you're not interested in making that your career, there is still good resources here if you just want to be a regular old trial attorney. We get amazing faculty in every area because they want to live in Boulder and Colorado, just like we get overqualified students.
Any questions, feel free to shoot them my way, or any of the few others we have on this board.
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- ozarkhack
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Re: Colorado 2010
I should join up here. ... Love love love Colorado. Could definitely spend my life there. If personal reasons didn't compel me to focus more on California, CU'd be my first (realistic) choice, though maybe it's not that realistic at all: dang, btuffy ... that's terrible news.
Anybody else have issues hearing back from CU after applying?
I applied 10/19. I heard nothing until after I sent an e-mail both to request a hold pending my Dec. LSAT retake and ask whether they even had my material. Admissions office, which happily agreed to hold off on my review, said they had e-mailed me about a week after my app was sent. I never got that e-mail, but I haven't responded just yet, b/c I don't want to pester 'em too much until my score comes in.
In any case, good luck everybody. Hope you all get in.
Anybody else have issues hearing back from CU after applying?
I applied 10/19. I heard nothing until after I sent an e-mail both to request a hold pending my Dec. LSAT retake and ask whether they even had my material. Admissions office, which happily agreed to hold off on my review, said they had e-mailed me about a week after my app was sent. I never got that e-mail, but I haven't responded just yet, b/c I don't want to pester 'em too much until my score comes in.
In any case, good luck everybody. Hope you all get in.
- KmissP
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Re: Colorado 2010
bttuffy wrote:I applied early decision and received my notification today that I was not accepted...
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident
How did they notify you and when did you go complete?
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Re: Colorado 2010
I wonder if they are letting in RD applicants at this time? Wow, Bttuffy. Did you write any sort of Why Colorado essay? Maybe they want out of state students to add more money back to the state.
- Threepeat
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Re: Colorado 2010
ozarkhack: I called them a week or so ago to check the status of my app. and to see if they received all of my docs I sent. They said the same thing stating they sent an email about 2 days prior to me calling saying my app. was complete, but I never received the email (not in my spam folder or anything). Kind of strange the same thing happened to you...ozarkhack wrote:I should join up here. ... Love love love Colorado. Could definitely spend my life there. If personal reasons didn't compel me to focus more on California, CU'd be my first (realistic) choice, though maybe it's not that realistic at all: dang, btuffy ... that's terrible news.
Anybody else have issues hearing back from CU after applying?
I applied 10/19. I heard nothing until after I sent an e-mail both to request a hold pending my Dec. LSAT retake and ask whether they even had my material. Admissions office, which happily agreed to hold off on my review, said they had e-mailed me about a week after my app was sent. I never got that e-mail, but I haven't responded just yet, b/c I don't want to pester 'em too much until my score comes in.
In any case, good luck everybody. Hope you all get in.
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- Zojirushi
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Re: Colorado 2010
That is crazy. CU is my top choice, and my numbers are nowhere near that. I guess I will just hope for a waitlist and then bombard them with LOCIs and bolstering documents. Good luck all.
- fulkersonr1
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Wow! I knew CU has in the past not accepted people with some high numbers but can't believe you were not accepted. Im sure your chances are still good. What are some of your other top choices? Best of luck rest of the cycle.bttuffy wrote:I applied early decision and received my notification today that I was not accepted...
bummer,,,
hopefully I will get in during the regular admission... but if I didn't get in early admin, what are the chances?
167/3.6 Colorado Resident
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Re: Colorado 2010
I'm here as well.
If you haven't received confirmation that you're complete, give them a call. They're Coloradans, who as a whole are some of the more easy going folk I've met.
The lady I talked to gave me all sorts of information when I asked, though she did neglect to mention whether I'd been accepted...
If you haven't received confirmation that you're complete, give them a call. They're Coloradans, who as a whole are some of the more easy going folk I've met.
The lady I talked to gave me all sorts of information when I asked, though she did neglect to mention whether I'd been accepted...
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Re: Colorado 2010
Anyone know how easy it is to claim in-state residency after the first year? I see on the website that it is possible, but I don't know what all the stipulations are.
Also, just want to say good luck to any applicants waiting. I'm glad we're bringing this thread back to life after it seemed to be dead for a couple weeks.
Also, just want to say good luck to any applicants waiting. I'm glad we're bringing this thread back to life after it seemed to be dead for a couple weeks.
- KmissP
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Re: Colorado 2010
There was a huge envelope in my mailbox with both my name AND Colorado Law's name on it this morning. I got in ED. I'm kind of surprised because my numbers aren't the most stellar, but I do have a very interesting story. Since I was only applying to two schools and was applying ED to CU, my personal statement was written specifically for them. I'm a Boulder resident, LSAT 166, LSDAS GPA 3.37, Degree GPA 3.69.
I am sooooooooo happy! And relieved, also. And super excited.
I am sooooooooo happy! And relieved, also. And super excited.
- Emma.
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Woot, congrats!KmissP wrote:There was a huge envelope in my mailbox with both my name AND Colorado Law's name on it this morning. I got in ED. I'm kind of surprised because my numbers aren't the most stellar, but I do have a very interesting story. Since I was only applying to two schools and was applying ED to CU, my personal statement was written specifically for them. I'm a Boulder resident, LSAT 166, LSDAS GPA 3.37, Degree GPA 3.69.
I am sooooooooo happy! And relieved, also. And super excited.
Cold morning today in Boulder, huh?
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Re: Colorado 2010
Sounds like a whole lotta WIN to me. Congrats!KmissP wrote:There was a huge envelope in my mailbox with both my name AND Colorado Law's name on it this morning. I got in ED. I'm kind of surprised because my numbers aren't the most stellar, but I do have a very interesting story. Since I was only applying to two schools and was applying ED to CU, my personal statement was written specifically for them. I'm a Boulder resident, LSAT 166, LSDAS GPA 3.37, Degree GPA 3.69.
I am sooooooooo happy! And relieved, also. And super excited.

PS: Say hi to the Flatirons for me. Went to undergrad in Boulder... and miss it terribly.

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