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ph5354a

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by ph5354a » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:21 pm
Anonymous4444 wrote:so im an outright ding then? 4/172. can someone please answer. complete sep no hold or reserve......
I would bet my 174 (I don't actually have any money) that you are not an outright ding. I know we're all skeptical about this, but there are plenty more acceptances to go out still.
THERE HAS TO BE!!!!!
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Crowing

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by Crowing » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:22 pm
It looks like several people with really good numbers dodged the hold - I think it's a good thing for you guys. It seems like CLS is sorta parsing what's left of the applicant pool. The people they least want to accept got reserved, now some of us with slightly better chances got held, and the rest with strong numbers might get an acceptance soon or might also get held later.
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spyke123

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by spyke123 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:22 pm
I've been checking last years thread and I don't think hold really means much. I saw plenty of people get in after being held while some of the forgotten ended up getting reserved straight.
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Crowing

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by Crowing » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:23 pm
spyke123 wrote:I've been checking last years thread and I don't think hold really means much. I saw plenty of people get in after being held while some of the forgotten ended up getting reserved straight.
you dodge the hold man?
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by 02889 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:24 pm
spyke123 wrote:I've been checking last years thread and I don't think hold really means much. I saw plenty of people get in after being held while some of the forgotten ended up getting reserved straight.
Oh, right. I forgot about the forgotten. I wonder if that is my fate now.
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swordking90

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by swordking90 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:25 pm
A few new WLs popped up on LSN. I wonder if Columbia is really WLing people at the same time, or whether those people mistook the hold as the WL...
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Jaqen

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by Jaqen » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:27 pm
No hold, no reserve, no nothin'. Submitted early November.
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spyke123

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by spyke123 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:28 pm
Crowing wrote:spyke123 wrote:I've been checking last years thread and I don't think hold really means much. I saw plenty of people get in after being held while some of the forgotten ended up getting reserved straight.
you dodge the hold man?
I dodged the bullet today but I submitted in jan though. Don't think any jan people got held yet? (I'm seeing absolutely no movment everywhere. No acceptances no holds no wl except fr at Berkeley )
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BigZuck

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by BigZuck » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:33 pm
Crowing wrote:It looks like several people with really good numbers dodged the hold - I think it's a good thing for you guys. It seems like CLS is sorta parsing what's left of the applicant pool. The people they least want to accept got reserved, now some of us with slightly better chances got held, and the rest with strong numbers might get an acceptance soon or might also get held later.
What if you have a crappy LSAT, median gpa, applied early and heard nothing so far? Mylsn says waitlist is 3 times more likely than a ding and only a 10% chance at acceptance. Am I forgotten or dingsville?
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MythicBlowfish

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by MythicBlowfish » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:34 pm
spyke123 wrote:Crowing wrote:spyke123 wrote:I've been checking last years thread and I don't think hold really means much. I saw plenty of people get in after being held while some of the forgotten ended up getting reserved straight.
you dodge the hold man?
I dodged the bullet today but I submitted in jan though. Don't think any jan people got held yet? (I'm seeing absolutely no movment everywhere. No acceptances no holds no wl except fr at Berkeley )
<-- Held and submitted early Jan.
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ph5354a

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by ph5354a » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:37 pm
MythicBlowfish wrote:
<-- Held and submitted early Jan.
Interesting, there are Januarians among the holds. Mind giving us some stats?
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oldschool123

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by oldschool123 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:38 pm
Also Held today. Complete mid-November. 171/3.5x.
After Boalt's outright rejection I was fully expecting the same from CLS, so even though it is pretty frustrating to have to wait even longer for a decision, I'll take this as good news for now.
Althoughhhh the email should not have said "Please see the attached document for a decision on your application to Columbia Law School." Should've said "Please see the attached document so we can tell you about our continued lack of a decision on your application"!!!!!
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ssanonymous

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by ssanonymous » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:38 pm
are these emails trickling in?
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lak90

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by lak90 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:40 pm
oldschool123 wrote:Also Held today. Complete mid-November. 171/3.5x.
After Boalt's outright rejection I was fully expecting the same from CLS, so even though it is pretty frustrating to have to wait even longer for a decision, I'll take this as good news for now.
Althoughhhh the email should not have said "Please see the attached document for a decision on your application to Columbia Law School." Should've said "Please see the attached document so we can tell you about our continued lack of a decision on your application"!!!!!
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BSC

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by BSC » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:46 pm
Held today. Submitted 11/20, 3.88 (3.90 after I send in this new transcript) and 169, 171.
Sent them an email asking if I could send in another LOR. Probably gonna write a LOCI too. I really want this.
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MythicBlowfish

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by MythicBlowfish » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:51 pm
ph5354a wrote:MythicBlowfish wrote:
<-- Held and submitted early Jan.
Interesting, there are Januarians among the holds. Mind giving us some stats?
170/3.99
It would also be helpful to have some rough info on the proportion of holds that are accepted, reserved or rejected. The email's language seemed encouraging, fwiw.
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lak90

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by lak90 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:52 pm
MythicBlowfish wrote:ph5354a wrote:MythicBlowfish wrote:
<-- Held and submitted early Jan.
Interesting, there are Januarians among the holds. Mind giving us some stats?
170/3.99
It would also be helpful to have some rough info on the proportion of holds that are accepted, reserved or rejected. The email's language seemed encouraging, fwiw.
I'm definitely feeling like I'm on the low end here...
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Klerris

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by Klerris » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:07 pm
Held. 176/3.0x. Complete late October.
Really just want an answer at this point! I mean.... Come on.
I've been waiting on this ding for months.
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soych

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by soych » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:10 pm
Checking in.
Submitted application in early January, completion pending since January 15th. It's been five weeks now; starting to be concerned.
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bob loblaw11

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by bob loblaw11 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:13 pm
soych wrote:Checking in.
Submitted application in early January, completion pending since January 15th. It's been five weeks now; starting to be concerned.
Definitely email! The status checker page suggests that two weeks is appropriate; I emailed around week three. Good luck!
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by Jpreece59 » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:16 pm
nanochick wrote:178, 3.0X, strong softs. Looks like a lot of splitters one direction or the other. Any 3.9X want to pair with me?

It's a date. Now I'll trade you .5 GPA points for 3 LSAT points. Deal?
171/4.1+
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bluecouch

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by bluecouch » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:17 pm
bob loblaw11 wrote:soych wrote:Checking in.
Submitted application in early January, completion pending since January 15th. It's been five weeks now; starting to be concerned.
Definitely email! The status checker page suggests that two weeks is appropriate; I emailed around week three. Good luck!
I agree that you should email. I sat at completion pending for a really long time, and it was due to a data coding error in the admissions office. So... instead of going complete in the middle of December, I went complete in the middle of January.
Don't be like me. Email.
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by ssanonymous » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:18 pm
bluecouch wrote:bob loblaw11 wrote:soych wrote:Checking in.
Submitted application in early January, completion pending since January 15th. It's been five weeks now; starting to be concerned.
Definitely email! The status checker page suggests that two weeks is appropriate; I emailed around week three. Good luck!
I agree that you should email. I sat at completion pending for a really long time, and it was due to a data coding error in the admissions office. So... instead of going complete in the middle of December, I went complete in the middle of January.
Don't be like me. Email.
Same. I waited three months to finally email them, and I went complete the same day.
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soych

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by soych » Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:21 pm
ssanonymous wrote:bluecouch wrote:bob loblaw11 wrote:soych wrote:Checking in.
Submitted application in early January, completion pending since January 15th. It's been five weeks now; starting to be concerned.
Definitely email! The status checker page suggests that two weeks is appropriate; I emailed around week three. Good luck!
I agree that you should email. I sat at completion pending for a really long time, and it was due to a data coding error in the admissions office. So... instead of going complete in the middle of December, I went complete in the middle of January.
Don't be like me. Email.
Same. I waited three months to finally email them, and I went complete the same day.
Wow, I'll definitely send an email tonight then. Thanks for the advice, everyone.
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