NYU c/o 2019 Applicants (2015-2016) Forum

[thestruggle]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

[strongbadge]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

+1000 to all of this. Please let us know what they respond

[The_Lorax]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

+1. Kind of annoying (but I suppose predictable) that they're taking so long

[downtownboy]

UR1 since 10/5/15… I ain’t getting accepted am I?

[nyuhopeful3]

[quote="downtownboy"]UR1 since 10/5/15… I ain’t getting accepted am I?[/quote

PMd.

[WhiteHouse]

UR1 since 10/5/15… I ain’t getting accepted am I?[/quote

PMd.

Hey can you PM me too? Also UR at 10/5/15. Happy 6 month anniversary, folks!

[Loney M. Setnick]

It seems like they're rejecting people as they go through the remaining applications rather than send out waves of notifications. Has anyone been accepted this week?

UR1 since 12/8, received the "your app is still UR" e-mail 2/8, no movement or news since then

[DaCola21]

UR1 since 10/5/15… I ain’t getting accepted am I?[/quote

PMd.

Hey can you PM me too? Also UR at 10/5/15. Happy 6 month anniversary, folks!

Me too! I was kinda hoping NYU would give us a present for our anniversary, but I bet you, they don't even remember

[James.K.Polk]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

+1. Kind of annoying (but I suppose predictable) that they're taking so long

Welp, sorry for letting you down. Got the most generic response possible:

Thank you for your email.

The Committee on Admissions strives to release each individual decision as soon as possible. A holistic approach of the review of applications requires an extraordinary amount of care, and thus a significant amount of time. There is no way to predict an exact date on which a candidate will receive a decision. Applicants who complete applications by February 15 will receive decisions—admit, deny, or wait list—by late April. The Committee on Admissions recognizes that some law schools have deposit deadlines as early as April 1 and will ask a candidate for a commitment before that candidate receives a decision from NYU School of Law. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to accelerate our process in these circumstances. We regret that from time to time a candidate must move forward with their plans before receiving a decision regarding their application.

We greatly appreciate your continued interest in New York University School of Law.

Kind regards,


I might just withdraw. I understand 'paying for a response' but seriously... what a mess. 7+ months!!

[nyuhopeful3]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

+1. Kind of annoying (but I suppose predictable) that they're taking so long

Welp, sorry for letting you down. Got the most generic response possible:

Thank you for your email.

The Committee on Admissions strives to release each individual decision as soon as possible. A holistic approach of the review of applications requires an extraordinary amount of care, and thus a significant amount of time. There is no way to predict an exact date on which a candidate will receive a decision. Applicants who complete applications by February 15 will receive decisions—admit, deny, or wait list—by late April. The Committee on Admissions recognizes that some law schools have deposit deadlines as early as April 1 and will ask a candidate for a commitment before that candidate receives a decision from NYU School of Law. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to accelerate our process in these circumstances. We regret that from time to time a candidate must move forward with their plans before receiving a decision regarding their application.

We greatly appreciate your continued interest in New York University School of Law.

Kind regards,


I might just withdraw. I understand 'paying for a response' but seriously... what a mess. 7+ months!!

Are you allowed to deposit at one school before receiving a decision from another? I understand you can ride out waitlists while being deposited, but what about "no answers" like from our friends at NYU?

[James.K.Polk]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

+1. Kind of annoying (but I suppose predictable) that they're taking so long

Welp, sorry for letting you down. Got the most generic response possible:

Thank you for your email.

The Committee on Admissions strives to release each individual decision as soon as possible. A holistic approach of the review of applications requires an extraordinary amount of care, and thus a significant amount of time. There is no way to predict an exact date on which a candidate will receive a decision. Applicants who complete applications by February 15 will receive decisions—admit, deny, or wait list—by late April. The Committee on Admissions recognizes that some law schools have deposit deadlines as early as April 1 and will ask a candidate for a commitment before that candidate receives a decision from NYU School of Law. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to accelerate our process in these circumstances. We regret that from time to time a candidate must move forward with their plans before receiving a decision regarding their application.

We greatly appreciate your continued interest in New York University School of Law.

Kind regards,


I might just withdraw. I understand 'paying for a response' but seriously... what a mess. 7+ months!!

Are you allowed to deposit at one school before receiving a decision from another? I understand you can ride out waitlists while being deposited, but what about "no answers" like from our friends at NYU?

I'm sure you are. It's just so off-putting.

[Generally]

Sent an email to NYU today, basically asking if I would hear before other schools' deposit deadlines. I applied on September 1st for a reason, apparently it's sort of irrelevant. I'll be withdrawing in the next week or so, barring a miracle acceptance.

Make them give you a decision. I think this kind of stuff is ridiculous but even if you applied with a fee waiver, the $30 report fee per school is worth making them give you an actual decision IMO

Yes could you please let me know what they say? I am in a similar boat and would like to know if I will hear before my upcoming deposit deadline!

+1. Kind of annoying (but I suppose predictable) that they're taking so long

Welp, sorry for letting you down. Got the most generic response possible:

Thank you for your email.

The Committee on Admissions strives to release each individual decision as soon as possible. A holistic approach of the review of applications requires an extraordinary amount of care, and thus a significant amount of time. There is no way to predict an exact date on which a candidate will receive a decision. Applicants who complete applications by February 15 will receive decisions—admit, deny, or wait list—by late April. The Committee on Admissions recognizes that some law schools have deposit deadlines as early as April 1 and will ask a candidate for a commitment before that candidate receives a decision from NYU School of Law. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to accelerate our process in these circumstances. We regret that from time to time a candidate must move forward with their plans before receiving a decision regarding their application.

We greatly appreciate your continued interest in New York University School of Law.

Kind regards,


I might just withdraw. I understand 'paying for a response' but seriously... what a mess. 7+ months!!

Are you allowed to deposit at one school before receiving a decision from another? I understand you can ride out waitlists while being deposited, but what about "no answers" like from our friends at NYU?

I'm sure you are. It's just so off-putting.

I get that, but you don't have anything to lose by not withdrawing. Who knows, maybe they accept you and give you some money and they are all the sudden your top choice. If you withdraw, you know you won't get anything.

[James.K.Polk]

I get that, but you don't have anything to lose by not withdrawing. Who knows, maybe they accept you and give you some money and they are all the sudden your top choice. If you withdraw, you know you won't get anything.

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

[Generally]

I get that, but you don't have anything to lose by not withdrawing. Who knows, maybe they accept you and give you some money and they are all the sudden your top choice. If you withdraw, you know you won't get anything.

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

Here, allow this to relax you

[The_Lorax]

I get that, but you don't have anything to lose by not withdrawing. Who knows, maybe they accept you and give you some money and they are all the sudden your top choice. If you withdraw, you know you won't get anything.

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

I've done that more times than I like to admit during this process Great stress release.

[lymenheimer]

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

I mean, if you want justification, you wouldn't be the only one. I withdrew recently without having received a decision. I've already made affirmative steps towards my decided school, so that definitely made it easier.

[GoogleWasMyIdea]

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[KL10]

Am I the only one who had a date change today?

when did u go under review?

[GoogleWasMyIdea]

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[James.K.Polk]

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

I mean, if you want justification, you wouldn't be the only one. I withdrew recently without having received a decision. I've already made affirmative steps towards my decided school, so that definitely made it easier.

Nevermind, you calm-headed TLSers are better people than I; I withdrew anyway. I decided I gained more enjoyment from a semi-passive-aggressive email than I would from any sort of decision.

[TheKisSquared]

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

I mean, if you want justification, you wouldn't be the only one. I withdrew recently without having received a decision. I've already made affirmative steps towards my decided school, so that definitely made it easier.

Nevermind, you calm-headed TLSers are better people than I; I withdrew anyway. I decided I gained more enjoyment from a semi-passive-aggressive email than I would from any sort of decision.

nooo you're just encouraging them to do this in the future!

[Loney M. Setnick]

Am I the only one who had a date change today?

Just got a date change as well. Now I'm scared haha.

[lymenheimer]

Fiiiiiine, TLS is the anti-impulse I need. I drafted a nasty email and didn't send it.

I mean, if you want justification, you wouldn't be the only one. I withdrew recently without having received a decision. I've already made affirmative steps towards my decided school, so that definitely made it easier.

Nevermind, you calm-headed TLSers are better people than I; I withdrew anyway. I decided I gained more enjoyment from a semi-passive-aggressive email than I would from any sort of decision.

nooo you're just encouraging them to do this in the future!

Raking in those app fees without having to actually use them on deciding apps. Lining the pockets of those Deans of Admissions. Sneaky Law Schoolses.

[nyuhopeful3]

Am I the only one who had a date change today?

Just got a date change as well. Now I'm scared haha.

Do you mind PMing your stats?

[strongbadge]

No date change here. Still sitting at 10/5!