Hey, me too. Are you doing FLEP by chance?str8shot122 wrote:Yeah military officer. But nothing extraordinary. Applied in November.appind wrote:special softs? urm?str8shot122 wrote:Checking in. 161/3.68. Definitely thought I'd get rejected. Going to send LOCI because why not lol
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+1 anyone have any insight?Catsinspace wrote:Checking in, JSnone. Anyone have any insight as to why they say we do not recommend submitting additional LORS and why/how strict they are about it? Was planning to submit one but saw that
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Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
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A close friend (already admitted) is doing FLEP. That being said, to whatever extent someone can be a "shoe-in" at HLS this person was that (also at median for LSAT and >75 for GPA).between3characters wrote:Hey, me too. Are you doing FLEP by chance?str8shot122 wrote:Yeah military officer. But nothing extraordinary. Applied in November.appind wrote:special softs? urm?str8shot122 wrote:Checking in. 161/3.68. Definitely thought I'd get rejected. Going to send LOCI because why not lol
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I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
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How long is your LOCI, fellow WLers? One page single space is the norm, right?
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Another cycle Rigo?!?! I don't know how you do it. I barely survived doing this once, let alone more than two.Rigo wrote:I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
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Ive been sending double spaced 1 page.lauren22 wrote:How long is your LOCI, fellow WLers? One page single space is the norm, right?
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Yeah I definitely have issues. Hahajjcorvino wrote:Another cycle Rigo?!?! I don't know how you do it. I barely survived doing this once, let alone more than two.Rigo wrote:I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
Had dinner with my buddy the other day and we're making cool plans for this summer/fall travel-wise so now I'm looking forward to that more than law.
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Screw law, start an admissions consulting business. You have the experience.Rigo wrote:Yeah I definitely have issues. Hahajjcorvino wrote:Another cycle Rigo?!?! I don't know how you do it. I barely survived doing this once, let alone more than two.Rigo wrote:I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
Had dinner with my buddy the other day and we're making cool plans for this summer/fall travel-wise so now I'm looking forward to that more than law.
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I'm strongly considering it...Rigo wrote:I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
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Never mind. It may be too late to register, at least in the NYC area -- only the waiting list is still available.MrJD2020 wrote:I'm strongly considering it...Rigo wrote:I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
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This would be fitting. I give (myself) very good advice but often don't follow it, or whatever that Alice in Wonderland line is.jjcorvino wrote: Screw law, start an admissions consulting business. You have the experience.
I was talking to an adcom at ASW and was asking about how she got to where she is. Was considering that path more than the school tbh.
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Wait. Why should we even care? Starting next year, you don't even NEED the LSAT to go to HLS.MrJD2020 wrote:Never mind. It may be too late to register, at least in the NYC area -- only the waiting list is still available.MrJD2020 wrote:I'm strongly considering it...Rigo wrote:I think I'm going to, but moreso for next cycle than a last minute desperate push for Harvard.mtf612 wrote:Anyone else below the LSAT median considering a June retake?
I shouldn't feel weirder about getting into HLS off the waitlist with a low (by HLS standards) LSAT than anybody should feel about getting into HLS without having taken the LSAT at all.
Also, from the waitlist spreadsheets in past years, they're going to be making all decisions in May pretty much -- well before the June LSAT scores are released in early/mid-July. I don't see a single person say they got in in July or August, though perhaps those folks, like the majority of applicants, don't post a thing on TLS.
c/o 2017 wl: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0
c/o 2018 wl: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0
c/o 2019 general spreadsheet (can't find the wl one): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... edit#gid=0
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So, having browsed through the actual threads (not just the spreadsheets), maybe a couple of people each year do get in as late as July -- but virtually none in late July or August, so the likelihood that a June LSAT can do anything is pretty damn close to zero.
Better that way. At least one aspect of this process is officially over and done with.
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No. My wife wants a career and it has become abundantly clear that she can't have that in the Army. Although I may try to go reserve JAG. Are you doing FLEP?between3characters wrote:Hey, me too. Are you doing FLEP by chance?str8shot122 wrote:Yeah military officer. But nothing extraordinary. Applied in November.appind wrote:special softs? urm?str8shot122 wrote:Checking in. 161/3.68. Definitely thought I'd get rejected. Going to send LOCI because why not lol
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Thanks for doing all this digging.MrJD2020 wrote:.
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So, I sent an update with a brief LOCI a little bit before getting waitlisted.
I have since visited (I was there anyways for other reasons) and have a zillion new reasons why I love Harvard.
Thoughts on whether sending another update/LOCI is warranted and on the timing of it? If I don't send one does it look like I am not interested or will it look respectful given I had just sent a letter shortly before the waitlist?
I have since visited (I was there anyways for other reasons) and have a zillion new reasons why I love Harvard.
Thoughts on whether sending another update/LOCI is warranted and on the timing of it? If I don't send one does it look like I am not interested or will it look respectful given I had just sent a letter shortly before the waitlist?
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Oops yes, I meant to say double spaced! Thanks.mtf612 wrote:Ive been sending double spaced 1 page.lauren22 wrote:How long is your LOCI, fellow WLers? One page single space is the norm, right?
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Sure. Part of me wishes I had retaken in Feb, but f**k it. It's officially in the past now.Rigo wrote:Thanks for doing all this digging.MrJD2020 wrote:.
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Whats the consensus on whether it means anything if you were a JS1 -->WL applicant? I got my JS1 in late March and was WL'd a week later. Is it more favorable to be in this group than a JSNone? Does this mean I definitely botched the interview? Stats: GPA way below median, LSAT above median.
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Received wisdom from last year's thread says:4'sup wrote:Whats the consensus on whether it means anything if you were a JS1 -->WL applicant? I got my JS1 in late March and was WL'd a week later. Is it more favorable to be in this group than a JSNone? Does this mean I definitely botched the interview? Stats: GPA way below median, LSAT above median.
- Pre-waitlist JS1 > no pre-waitlist JS1
- Post-waitlist JS1 > pre-waitlist JS1
Don't know how strong that first "greater than" sign is though. There are plenty of JS1 --> WL every year, so I doubt it means you did anything in particular wrong.
Your GPA puts you solidly in WL territory; on LSN there is only one legit non-URM/international acceptance at ~3.5 or lower, and that one dude(ette) was a vet. I'm sure that was waaaay more of a consideration than your interview. The fact that you already got a JS1 probably bodes as well as anything else for your WL chances.
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Kind of curious what did you when you visited, other than walk around and marvel at the architecture of their pretty buildings? They won't let people go to classes, which is kind of important to me, so kind of wondering what's the point of visiting...LenasLuthors wrote:So, I sent an update with a brief LOCI a little bit before getting waitlisted.
I have since visited (I was there anyways for other reasons) and have a zillion new reasons why I love Harvard.
Thoughts on whether sending another update/LOCI is warranted and on the timing of it? If I don't send one does it look like I am not interested or will it look respectful given I had just sent a letter shortly before the waitlist?
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