Stanford Law School 2011 Applicants (Pics) Forum

[gbpackerbacker]

early december here stayin alive as well

[clone22]

I'm also 12/3 and still in the running. High five.

internet high five.
also high five to everyone else. we can do this!

[cardinals1989]

I'm also 12/3 and still in the running. High five.

internet high five.
also high five to everyone else. we can do this!

Dean Deal is clearing planning a TLS day soon. Acceptances for all!

[Knock]

I'm also 12/3 and still in the running. High five.

internet high five.
also high five to everyone else. we can do this!

Dean Deal is clearing planning a TLS day soon. Acceptances for all!

Yay!

[bdubs]

The law school uses a rolling admissions process, acting upon applications throughout the admissions season as they are completed. However, some applications are held until the committee has reviewed the entire applicant pool. This second review occurs in April, at which time the class will be filled. (A small number of applications will be held for possible use in filling vacancies that may occur during the summer.)
The Office of Admissions will make every effort to send applicants a first response (accept, deny, or wait list) by April 30.
To secure a place in the entering class, applicants accepted for admission must pay a deposit.

I would guess this has been posted before, but those of us held for committee review have a long wait ahead.

[clone22]

I'm also 12/3 and still in the running. High five.

internet high five.
also high five to everyone else. we can do this!

Dean Deal is clearing planning a TLS day soon. Acceptances for all!

credit. and I choose to ignore the informative post above mine about having to wait until 4/30 for decision

[cardinals1989]

I'm also 12/3 and still in the running. High five.

internet high five.
also high five to everyone else. we can do this!

Dean Deal is clearing planning a TLS day soon. Acceptances for all!

credit. and I choose to ignore the informative post above mine about having to wait until 4/30 for decision

I have no idea what post you are talking about.

[pdiddy89]

11/19 here and still alive, i guess i have many months of waiting ahead of me

[r6_philly]

I have no idea what post you are talking about.

All I see are funny looking cats.

[clone22]

11/19 here and still alive, i guess i have many months of waiting ahead of me

could be worse

[The Real Jack McCoy]

I don't think they've moved past 12/1, unless I'm missing something. The 12/6 was a while ago and out of order.

[src42]

I don't think they've moved past 12/1, unless I'm missing something. The 12/6 was a while ago and out of order.

Yeah, I think you're right. Us early December folks are not safe yet.

[bedefan]

The law school uses a rolling admissions process, acting upon applications throughout the admissions season as they are completed. However, some applications are held until the committee has reviewed the entire applicant pool. This second review occurs in April, at which time the class will be filled. (A small number of applications will be held for possible use in filling vacancies that may occur during the summer.)
The Office of Admissions will make every effort to send applicants a first response (accept, deny, or wait list) by April 30.
To secure a place in the entering class, applicants accepted for admission must pay a deposit.

I would guess this has been posted before, but those of us held for committee review have a long wait ahead.

If you look at LSN it looks like late-March/early April is when they typically get to holdovers. That's a little better than April 30.

[rundoxierun]

The law school uses a rolling admissions process, acting upon applications throughout the admissions season as they are completed. However, some applications are held until the committee has reviewed the entire applicant pool. This second review occurs in April, at which time the class will be filled. (A small number of applications will be held for possible use in filling vacancies that may occur during the summer.)
The Office of Admissions will make every effort to send applicants a first response (accept, deny, or wait list) by April 30.
To secure a place in the entering class, applicants accepted for admission must pay a deposit.

I would guess this has been posted before, but those of us held for committee review have a long wait ahead.

If you look at LSN it looks like late-March/early April is when they typically get to holdovers. That's a little better than April 30.

I keep telling myself this year will be different. Im about to go hard into scholly negotiations with a CCN school and might be forced to decide before then.

[cardinals1989]

The law school uses a rolling admissions process, acting upon applications throughout the admissions season as they are completed. However, some applications are held until the committee has reviewed the entire applicant pool. This second review occurs in April, at which time the class will be filled. (A small number of applications will be held for possible use in filling vacancies that may occur during the summer.)
The Office of Admissions will make every effort to send applicants a first response (accept, deny, or wait list) by April 30.
To secure a place in the entering class, applicants accepted for admission must pay a deposit.

I would guess this has been posted before, but those of us held for committee review have a long wait ahead.

If you look at LSN it looks like late-March/early April is when they typically get to holdovers. That's a little better than April 30.

This is making me a sad panda.

[bleedblue]

I'm feelin it. After my ceiling collapsed this morning from a leaky pipe flooding the tiles, I could use some Dean Deal in my life.

[r6_philly]

So should we assume Dean Deal is gone? No movement of any sort for a week now after a slew of acceptances last Wed.

[camelcrema]

Decision letter sent as of yesterday. (UR 12/7)

Boom. Headshot.

[cardinals1989]

Decision letter sent as of yesterday. (UR 12/7)

Boom. Headshot.

Sorry

Either she is gone and people are doing administrative things like sending out letters already decided on, or she is still reading and we are still just falsely hoping to get in.

[bdubs]

Decision letter sent as of yesterday. (UR 12/7)

Boom. Headshot.

Sorry to hear that. At least we know they are still doing something.

[CosmoLaw]

Decision letter sent as of yesterday. (UR 12/7)

Boom. Headshot.

on LSN, your complete date is listed as Nov. 26..? Is that not your UR date as well?

[camelcrema]

on LSN, your complete date is listed as Nov. 26..? Is that not your UR date as well?

No, that's LSAC complete. I keep trying to go back and change it, but I've repeatedly been getting the "problem with sessions" error.

[r6_philly]

on LSN, your complete date is listed as Nov. 26..? Is that not your UR date as well?

No, that's LSAC complete. I keep trying to go back and change it, but I've repeatedly been getting the "problem with sessions" error.

Sorry for the DLS.

On session - get a new browser, use private browsing and you should be able to log in.

[CosmoLaw]

on LSN, your complete date is listed as Nov. 26..? Is that not your UR date as well?

No, that's LSAC complete. I keep trying to go back and change it, but I've repeatedly been getting the "problem with sessions" error.

Oh alright, thank you. And I'm sorry to hear about your DlS.

[clone22]

DLS. UR 12/3

good luck to the rest of you guys.

sls seems overrated anyway