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[IsThisForReal]

Arizona and Savannah are killing me with their numerous emails and texts.

I just reply "No thank you" to the texts and they stop.

[zfletch74]

Arizona and Savannah are killing me with their numerous emails and texts.

I just reply "No thank you" to the texts and they stop.

Just got a text from Florida Coastal wanting to walk me through their application process tomorrow. No thanks.

[thisone2014]

Arizona and Savannah are killing me with their numerous emails and texts.

I just reply "No thank you" to the texts and they stop.

Just got a text from Florida Coastal wanting to walk me through their application process tomorrow. No thanks.

I'd rather get texts and emails than snail mail spam, which I'm still receiving. why would any school send paper flyers in this day and age? it makes me sad for the trees

[nickhalden]

Check in here if you're watching Sutis tonight! The season returns at 10pm EST on USA.

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[thisone2014]

Check in here if you're watching Sutis tonight! The season returns at 10pm EST on USA.

so pumped. also, HTGAWM tomorrow

[Dipper]

so pumped. also, HTGAWM tomorrow

+1000

[nickhalden]

Check in here if you're watching Sutis tonight! The season returns at 10pm EST on USA.

so pumped. also, HTGAWM tomorrow

YES. I really hate myself for liking this show.

[Gray]

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[Dipper]

lol those crazy middleton kids are all going to get below median grades in their other classes and strike out at OCI.

That's the plot for next season. Wes starts mass mailing firms when he realizes he has a 2.8 GPA. Mikaela has a nervous breakdown when she realizes what a terrible decision she made turning down Yale and Columbia for a "hands on approach" to learning - in spite of her fully + stipend, she begins to think that dropping out is her only option, seeing as she's barely above median. Laurel tries to convince herself that legal aid is a great way to get a PI job - she wants to pay off her loans with PSLF, but finds this is easier said than done.

Drama ensues. The Murder in the title now refers to the fact that the kids all murdered their own futures by attending a T2.

Is Middleton supposed to be a T2? I always assumed it was Penn.

[thisone2014]

lol those crazy middleton kids are all going to get below median grades in their other classes and strike out at OCI.

That's the plot for next season. Wes starts mass mailing firms when he realizes he has a 2.8 GPA. Mikaela has a nervous breakdown when she realizes what a terrible decision she made turning down Yale and Columbia for a "hands on approach" to learning - in spite of her fully + stipend, she begins to think that dropping out is her only option, seeing as she's barely above median. Laurel tries to convince herself that legal aid is a great way to get a PI job - she wants to pay off her loans with PSLF, but finds this is easier said than done.

Drama ensues. The Murder in the title now refers to the fact that the kids all murdered their own futures by attending a T2.

Is Middleton supposed to be a T2? I always assumed it was Penn.

Why Penn?

[leslieknope]

It's set in Philly and is supposed to be preftigious. They filmed it at Bryn Mawr because actual Penn wouldn't let them on campus.

[IsThisForReal]

It's set in Philly and is supposed to be preftigious. They filmed it at Bryn Mawr because actual Penn wouldn't let them on campus.

A lot of it is being filmed at USC.

http://www.seeing-stars.com/Locations/H ... rder.shtml

[nosocat]

I've never seen the show but this does pique my interest!

[Gray]

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[thisone2014]

I've never seen the show but this does pique my interest!

It's pretty terrible but in a very entertaining way.

Shonda 4 lyfe!

[twitterati]

Michigan extending their application deadline to March 1st. Guess lower T14 is feeling the squeeze of falling applications... I want to know if/how T6 is feeling it?

[w0w]

I read an article saying Middleton is penn.

[thisone2014]

Michigan extending their application deadline to March 1st. Guess lower T14 is feeling the squeeze of falling applications... I want to know if/how T6 is feeling it?

Huh, that's interesting. Are deadline extensions common or is this the first time?

I've always wondered what percentage of apps come in right at the application deadline. anyone know if there's public info about the timing/distribution of app submission?

[2654815451]

Michigan extending their application deadline to March 1st. Guess lower T14 is feeling the squeeze of falling applications... I want to know if/how T6 is feeling it?

Huh, that's interesting. Are deadline extensions common or is this the first time?

I've always wondered what percentage of apps come in right at the application deadline. anyone know if there's public info about the timing/distribution of app submission?

I've wondered that too. It's funny how all of us on here are about stats with this kind of stuff. No one else understands me.

[Rigo]

Michigan extending their application deadline to March 1st. Guess lower T14 is feeling the squeeze of falling applications... I want to know if/how T6 is feeling it?

Huh, that's interesting. Are deadline extensions common or is this the first time?

I've always wondered what percentage of apps come in right at the application deadline. anyone know if there's public info about the timing/distribution of app submission?

Last year, several top schools extended deadlines because of the December snowstorm that made a lot of people have to reschedule taking the LSAT until February. I think that was just a convenient excuse though. Applications are down and schools are anxious about filling their classes.

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... ear-volume
Here's the official applicant volume graph. It doesn't break it down by school, but only half of all applicants have applied somewhere. I think stronger (T14 or bust) applicants are more on the ball though, so that low applicant volume is probably skewed because a lot of weak applicants apply in the spring.

[thisone2014]

Michigan extending their application deadline to March 1st. Guess lower T14 is feeling the squeeze of falling applications... I want to know if/how T6 is feeling it?

Huh, that's interesting. Are deadline extensions common or is this the first time?

I've always wondered what percentage of apps come in right at the application deadline. anyone know if there's public info about the timing/distribution of app submission?

Last year, several top schools extended deadlines because of the December snowstorm that made a lot of people have to reschedule taking the LSAT until February. I think that was just a convenient excuse though. Applications are down and schools are anxious about filling their classes.

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... ear-volume
Here's the official applicant volume graph. It doesn't break it down by school, but only half of all applicants have applied somewhere. I think stronger (T14 or bust) applicants are more on the ball though, so that low applicant volume is probably skewed because a lot of weak applicants apply in the spring.

wow... that's really interesting. thanks for the link

[nosocat]

Michigan extending their application deadline to March 1st. Guess lower T14 is feeling the squeeze of falling applications... I want to know if/how T6 is feeling it?

Huh, that's interesting. Are deadline extensions common or is this the first time?

I've always wondered what percentage of apps come in right at the application deadline. anyone know if there's public info about the timing/distribution of app submission?

Last year, several top schools extended deadlines because of the December snowstorm that made a lot of people have to reschedule taking the LSAT until February. I think that was just a convenient excuse though. Applications are down and schools are anxious about filling their classes.

http://www.lsac.org/lsacresources/data/ ... ear-volume
Here's the official applicant volume graph. It doesn't break it down by school, but only half of all applicants have applied somewhere. I think stronger (T14 or bust) applicants are more on the ball though, so that low applicant volume is probably skewed because a lot of weak applicants apply in the spring.

wow... that's really interesting. thanks for the link

+1

Indeed, one more reminder how TLS is not representative of the overall applicant pool.

[mickey_mouse]

Just thought it interesting-

I applied last cycle and this cycle at the exact same point in the cycle, right after Oct. LSAT scores. Applied to the bottom of the T14 (M,D,N,C,G) plus a couple T20s in regions of interest. By this time last year I'd heard from everyone, but have only heard from the two T20s I applied to this year so far. My resume is basically the same (+1 point on lsat, one year of WE). I was WL'd at every T14 I applied to last year (later admitted to one but declined), so it seems schools may be taking a bit longer to feel out what is borderline this time around and what their pool of applicants is looking like.

Just a thought, could be wrong. whatever.

[MEAhrnsbrak]

Just thought it interesting-

I applied last cycle and this cycle at the exact same point in the cycle, right after Oct. LSAT scores. Applied to the bottom of the T14 (M,D,N,C,G) plus a couple T20s in regions of interest. By this time last year I'd heard from everyone, but have only heard from the two T20s I applied to this year so far. My resume is basically the same (+1 point on lsat, one year of WE). I was WL'd at every T14 I applied to last year (later admitted to one but declined), so it seems schools may be taking a bit longer to feel out what is borderline this time around and what their pool of applicants is looking like.

Just a thought, could be wrong. whatever.

I went to a panel discussion with three admission deans from three of the top 14 law schools and they definitely relayed the message to everyone they were going to take their time this year. They made sure December test takers knew it was okay to get their scores and apply in January rather than wait for next cycle. You could tell they were pushing to get as many applications in as possible and they weren't afraid to hold onto them to ensure the best class possible for their law schools.