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neimanmarxist

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by neimanmarxist » Tue May 11, 2010 3:45 pm
adameus wrote:justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
congrats dude! are you going to ride out the American WL or do you think you'll just decide to attend harvard?
classic.
congrats, justblue!
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lta

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by lta » Tue May 11, 2010 3:46 pm
adameus wrote:justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
congrats dude! are you going to ride out the American WL or do you think you'll just decide to attend harvard?
yeah, you have a really tough choice ahead of you.
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adameus

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by adameus » Tue May 11, 2010 3:47 pm
lta wrote:adameus wrote:justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
congrats dude! are you going to ride out the American WL or do you think you'll just decide to attend harvard?
yeah, you have a really tough choice ahead of you.
also, justbluemyself. is that name supposed to be sexual? pretty talented if it is. It's also how I knew you were male
Edit: your LSN profile says you are female. are you some type of transgender?
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of Benito Cereno

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by of Benito Cereno » Tue May 11, 2010 3:52 pm
adameus wrote:lta wrote:adameus wrote:justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
congrats dude! are you going to ride out the American WL or do you think you'll just decide to attend harvard?
yeah, you have a really tough choice ahead of you.
also, justbluemyself. is that name supposed to be sexual? pretty talented if it is. It's also how I knew you were male
Edit: your LSN profile says you are female. are you some type of transgender?
arrested development
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justbluemyself

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by justbluemyself » Tue May 11, 2010 3:53 pm
adameus wrote:lta wrote:adameus wrote:justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
congrats dude! are you going to ride out the American WL or do you think you'll just decide to attend harvard?
yeah, you have a really tough choice ahead of you.
also, justbluemyself. is that name supposed to be sexual? pretty talented if it is. It's also how I knew you were male
Edit: your LSN profile says you are female. are you some type of transgender?
My screen name was a poor decision.

I am female; it's a reference to "Arrested Development":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BznwsT6r_tM
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adameus

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by adameus » Tue May 11, 2010 3:55 pm
shit, I actually remember that episode too, but I didn't remember the specific line. That show is great!
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by nawktasy » Tue May 11, 2010 3:57 pm
justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
This is one instance where I am very, very happy to say: I told you so

Congrats, you are my hero!
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swampthang

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by swampthang » Tue May 11, 2010 4:32 pm
Your screen name was an AWESOME decision. The best friends I've made at ASWs all knew about Arrested Development and love it. We actually had a pretty fierce debate about whether Penn or Chicago would be more conducive to mass viewings of AD.
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swampthang

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by swampthang » Tue May 11, 2010 4:34 pm
nawktasy wrote:justbluemyself wrote:I was just admitted off the WL through a combined JR1/JR2. I was held in March, and sent a LOCI and an additional LOR at that point. I'm not a URM and my numbers are subpar for Harvard, so I can only assume the Fulbright (which focused on legal literacy) got my foot in the door.
I am completely ecstatic; I never would have imagined myself in this position, and I'm so fortunate and grateful and excited!
This should give the non-URMs a glimmer of hope...
This is one instance where I am very, very happy to say: I told you so

Congrats, you are my hero!
It's a mixed bag for me. Glad to know there are/will be non-URM WL pulls, but in some sense, any pull that's not yours truly means one less spot.
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Core

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by Core » Tue May 11, 2010 8:40 pm
CoaltoNewCastle wrote:If this week is AA and PR week, I hope next week is Jew week or neurological diseases week. Or maybe rugby week. Congrats on all these admittances.
PRs got admitted recently? It looks like it was all AA, no?
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$1.99

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by $1.99 » Tue May 11, 2010 9:47 pm
it has been mostly AA's, with a few other URMs, and a trickle of ORMs
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Sakura3210

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by Sakura3210 » Tue May 11, 2010 9:57 pm
$1.99 wrote:it has been mostly AA's
That's what I thought, but...
$1.99 wrote:with a few other URMs
Wait, which ones?
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Core

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by Core » Tue May 11, 2010 10:23 pm
Sakura3210 wrote:$1.99 wrote:it has been mostly AA's
That's what I thought, but...
$1.99 wrote:with a few other URMs
Wait, which ones?
I only know of one LGBT applicant getting in. Other than that, it seems to be all AA's and a couple ORMs.
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Illijah

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by Illijah » Tue May 11, 2010 10:24 pm
Keep the AA train a rollin
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ferris1127

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by ferris1127 » Wed May 12, 2010 1:42 am
I am also a non-URM in off the waitlist with JR1/2 combo yesterday. Email to give a heads up for the interview came towards the end of last week...I am so thrilled! Best of luck to everyone!!!!
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swampthang

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by swampthang » Wed May 12, 2010 8:27 am
ferris1127 wrote:I am also a non-URM in off the waitlist with JR1/2 combo yesterday. Email to give a heads up for the interview came towards the end of last week...I am so thrilled! Best of luck to everyone!!!!
Congrats! I wonder, why WL if they're just going to turn around and accept days later? It strikes me as very surprising that JR1 emails went out last week, the first week of May. Certainly blows my earlier theory to bits.
P.S.- stats/profile? So we can speculate wildly about the sort of candidates they're pulling. Are you for sure going? How much time did he give you to decide?
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Unitas

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by Unitas » Wed May 12, 2010 9:55 am
swampthang wrote:ferris1127 wrote:I am also a non-URM in off the waitlist with JR1/2 combo yesterday. Email to give a heads up for the interview came towards the end of last week...I am so thrilled! Best of luck to everyone!!!!
Congrats! I wonder, why WL if they're just going to turn around and accept days later? It strikes me as very surprising that JR1 emails went out last week, the first week of May. Certainly blows my earlier theory to bits.
P.S.- stats/profile? So we can speculate wildly about the sort of candidates they're pulling. Are you for sure going? How much time did he give you to decide?
From what I have read on here they've given everyone two weeks I believe to decide. So, should we not expect anymore movement for the next two weeks?? Also when is the second deposit? Does anyone know when they do a first purge of the WL?
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frankjones

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by frankjones » Wed May 12, 2010 10:00 am
When you newly admitted folks say you had a JR1/JR2 combo, you mean you were admitted immediately during the first phone call, right? Or did that notification come afterwards, in the form of an email or another phone call?
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Unitas

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by Unitas » Wed May 12, 2010 10:16 am
I looked through 2008 year waitlist and there was an initial group offered admission early may, which has already happened this year. Then a very few got admitted the second week of June. Then in July around the 18th mass rejections went out, and on July 22nd one person got in.
Initial movement happened the 15 of May in 2009. Let me look up rest.
Not sure if this holds true for 2010 and I'll look at 2009 and a few minutes.
My son is sick so I can't really do anything except let him sleep on me, so I can browse the forum for a while. Hopefully he'll get better and we can do the things we need to today.
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Core

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by Core » Wed May 12, 2010 10:40 am
Unitas wrote:I looked through 2008 year waitlist and there was an initial group offered admission early may, which has already happened this year. Then a very few got admitted the second week of June. Then in July around the 18th mass rejections went out, and on July 22nd one person got in.
Initial movement happened the 15 of May in 2009. Let me look up rest.
Not sure if this holds true for 2010 and I'll look at 2009 and a few minutes.
My son is sick so I can't really do anything except let him sleep on me, so I can browse the forum for a while. Hopefully he'll get better and we can do the things we need to today.
It was a different dean and a much different cycle, so I don't think you can really conclude anything from that.
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Unitas

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by Unitas » Wed May 12, 2010 10:41 am
Core wrote:Unitas wrote:I looked through 2008 year waitlist and there was an initial group offered admission early may, which has already happened this year. Then a very few got admitted the second week of June. Then in July around the 18th mass rejections went out, and on July 22nd one person got in.
Initial movement happened the 15 of May in 2009. Let me look up rest.
Not sure if this holds true for 2010 and I'll look at 2009 and a few minutes.
My son is sick so I can't really do anything except let him sleep on me, so I can browse the forum for a while. Hopefully he'll get better and we can do the things we need to today.
It was a different dean and a much different cycle, so I don't think you can really conclude anything from that.
I dunno it holds pretty true except 2009 was delayed due to the mid cycle dean switch...
Bulk of acceptances early May, a few in June, very very few in july with mass rejections in July...
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swampthang

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by swampthang » Wed May 12, 2010 10:43 am
Unitas wrote:Core wrote:Unitas wrote:I looked through 2008 year waitlist and there was an initial group offered admission early may, which has already happened this year. Then a very few got admitted the second week of June. Then in July around the 18th mass rejections went out, and on July 22nd one person got in.
Initial movement happened the 15 of May in 2009. Let me look up rest.
Not sure if this holds true for 2010 and I'll look at 2009 and a few minutes.
My son is sick so I can't really do anything except let him sleep on me, so I can browse the forum for a while. Hopefully he'll get better and we can do the things we need to today.
It was a different dean and a much different cycle, so I don't think you can really conclude anything from that.
I dunno it holds pretty true except
2009 was delayed due to the mid cycle dean switch...
Bulk of acceptances early May, a few in June, very very few in july with mass rejections in July...
I totally forgot about this! No wonder I figured WL pulls wouldn't start until mid-May. Now I feel sheepish. And likely to be rejected.
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Unitas

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by Unitas » Wed May 12, 2010 10:57 am
Last year rejections went out in August, but I think that was just due to the Dean switch and we can expect the mass rejections in July as it was every year before that. I know JR is a different Dean, but why rebuild Rome when it is already there? So I would think there will be a few accepted before then, but the mass rejections will come towards the end of July. Good luck to everyone waiting and hope you are one of the lucky few.

I won't be on much after my son gets better, I have a lot of projects to finish up.
Congrats to those already in too.
Also, last year became a little flame war so the details were hard to pull out. Some people just started making up stuff they said they got from HLS... Annoying.
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kmap

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by kmap » Wed May 12, 2010 11:42 am
In today off the waitlist!!! Got a quick 5-minute call and an offer of admission. I'm non-URM with a 166 LSAT ... in your face, statistics!
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Unitas

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by Unitas » Wed May 12, 2010 11:45 am
kmap wrote:In today off the waitlist!!! Got a quick 5-minute call and an offer of admission. I'm non-URM with a 166 LSAT ... in your face, statistics!
wow, congrats when did you get the e-mail about the interview???
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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