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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
I wish LSAC had a centralized status checker. With some exceptions (thinking of Columbia at the moment), most schools use LSAC's server/forms for their status checkers. It's annoying to have to wade through each school's website to find the status checker for only that application. Why can't LSAC just centralize this and/or have a page that changes - or sends you an email! - whenever a school updates your status?
Very frustrating.
Very frustrating.
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
I did that originally, but I got error messages when I went to bookmarks of the actual status checker. I guess I should bookmark the law school pages that have the status checker link on them... but still, this seems really roundabout for 2014. Comeon LSAC, put my $28 to use.smccgrey wrote:Bookmarks bar.
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
I have a Google doc with all the links to the admissions pages featuring the SC link. Just have to pull that up and click through it.
ETA: To me, the more pressing improvement would be for schools to have a more standard nomenclature and use procedure with the status checkers. The differences in the ways that the schools use them to communicate with applicants makes them vary widely in value for us on TLS (where we can all compare notes and establish expectations), and must be nearly valueless for applicants who are going it alone and don't see the shared knowledge we have here.
ETA: To me, the more pressing improvement would be for schools to have a more standard nomenclature and use procedure with the status checkers. The differences in the ways that the schools use them to communicate with applicants makes them vary widely in value for us on TLS (where we can all compare notes and establish expectations), and must be nearly valueless for applicants who are going it alone and don't see the shared knowledge we have here.
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
TCR until there's an appxylocarp wrote:
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+1xylocarp wrote:TCR until there's an appxylocarp wrote:
I wouldn't even include S and UVA once you go complete IMO.
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agreed. the only ones I have now are NYU, mich and NUlc39 wrote:+1xylocarp wrote:TCR until there's an appxylocarp wrote:
I wouldn't even include S and UVA once you go complete IMO.
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So is the consensus that NYU is trying to see if they can YP a bunch of people this year? I see no reason why some of you DLS nevers still haven't gotten the call.xylocarp wrote:agreed. the only ones I have now are NYU, mich and NUlc39 wrote:+1xylocarp wrote:TCR until there's an appxylocarp wrote:
I wouldn't even include S and UVA once you go complete IMO.
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they might be focusing more on WE this cycle? I know at least a few of us are KJDs
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Maybe. I figured that would matter even less this cycle because schools would be so desperate for numbers. Hope they know what's good for them and send the DLS never fam some good news before y'all sour on NYU completely.xylocarp wrote:they might be focusing more on WE this cycle? I know at least a few of us are KJDs
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This scared me, but the raw difference is only 222 more Dec takers than last year. Like others have said, not good news but also not bad news.Scruffy wrote:They finally updated the chart. Test takers went up slightly in Dec![]()
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
+180. Consolidated status checker would be so much simpler (or an app).nickhalden wrote:Comeon LSAC, put my $28 to use.
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Some DLS' have been reported today - maybe there's good news?lc39 wrote:Maybe. I figured that would matter even less this cycle because schools would be so desperate for numbers. Hope they know what's good for them and send the DLS never fam some good news before y'all sour on NYU completely.xylocarp wrote:they might be focusing more on WE this cycle? I know at least a few of us are KJDs
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
Oh I see. So if anything, the Dec test last year 'should' have been higher, which in turn means that this most recent Dec test is probably lower than last year, since the actual numbers are so close plus accounting for the weather from last year (however I may have just confused myself lol, not sure if this speculation makes sense).rebexness wrote:I don't remember precisely, but there were a lot of weather problems for that test also, which is why peeps speculated the Feb test that year was a false increase.pylon wrote:This scared me, but the raw difference is only 222 more Dec takers than last year. Like others have said, not good news but also not bad news.Scruffy wrote:They finally updated the chart. Test takers went up slightly in Dec![]()
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
Yeah, for those who are aiming for T14's, thats statistically only about 6 or 7 more applicants with competitive LSAT scores. I don't think that's keeping anybody out of their dream school.pylon wrote:This scared me, but the raw difference is only 222 more Dec takers than last year. Like others have said, not good news but also not bad news.Scruffy wrote:They finally updated the chart. Test takers went up slightly in Dec![]()
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
You just have to right click on the schools page link to the checker, "copy link address" and then edit the bookmark to make that the URL.nickhalden wrote:I did that originally, but I got error messages when I went to bookmarks of the actual status checker. I guess I should bookmark the law school pages that have the status checker link on them... but still, this seems really roundabout for 2014. Comeon LSAC, put my $28 to use.smccgrey wrote:Bookmarks bar.
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Whoa. You're awesome. Thank you so much!IsThisForReal wrote:You just have to right click on the schools page link to the checker, "copy link address" and then edit the bookmark to make that the URL.nickhalden wrote:I did that originally, but I got error messages when I went to bookmarks of the actual status checker. I guess I should bookmark the law school pages that have the status checker link on them... but still, this seems really roundabout for 2014. Comeon LSAC, put my $28 to use.smccgrey wrote:Bookmarks bar.
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
Doesn't work for Georgetown though. They use some kind of javascript code that I haven't cared enough to try to work around yet. So I just bookmarked the page their status checker link is on.nickhalden wrote:Whoa. You're awesome. Thank you so much!IsThisForReal wrote:You just have to right click on the schools page link to the checker, "copy link address" and then edit the bookmark to make that the URL.nickhalden wrote:I did that originally, but I got error messages when I went to bookmarks of the actual status checker. I guess I should bookmark the law school pages that have the status checker link on them... but still, this seems really roundabout for 2014. Comeon LSAC, put my $28 to use.smccgrey wrote:Bookmarks bar.
ETA: I figured it out. https:// aces2.lsac.org/YourStatus/membership/AppStatIdMe.aspx?guid=opDTsTIIp4E%3D
...................................... ^^ GTown status checker (remove the spaces between :// and aces)
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
This time last year I already had two acceptances. Nothing so far this cycle, even though I applied five weeks earlier with a better LSAT and an additional year of W/E.
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Re: TLS c/o 2018 Applicants
Had the same thought, I think it does make sense: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... start=2697pylon wrote:Oh I see. So if anything, the Dec test last year 'should' have been higher, which in turn means that this most recent Dec test is probably lower than last year, since the actual numbers are so close plus accounting for the weather from last year (however I may have just confused myself lol, not sure if this speculation makes sense).rebexness wrote:I don't remember precisely, but there were a lot of weather problems for that test also, which is why peeps speculated the Feb test that year was a false increase.pylon wrote:This scared me, but the raw difference is only 222 more Dec takers than last year. Like others have said, not good news but also not bad news.Scruffy wrote:They finally updated the chart. Test takers went up slightly in Dec![]()
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Not even though, since the number of test takers overall is down.LawBron James wrote:Yeah, for those who are aiming for T14's, thats statistically only about 6 or 7 more applicants with competitive LSAT scores. I don't think that's keeping anybody out of their dream school.pylon wrote:This scared me, but the raw difference is only 222 more Dec takers than last year. Like others have said, not good news but also not bad news.Scruffy wrote:They finally updated the chart. Test takers went up slightly in Dec![]()
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