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Hi all.
Just an fyi we are working on a calendar of dates when applications are released and will put it up on our blog when it is done. I'll let everyone know via twitter and on here once it is done. These things are a bit slower to do than it may sound, because we have to call a bunch of schools and be very precise and redundant with our wording -- as experience has taught us you often get a bunch of wrong dates given to you until you clearly establish you are looking for the date the applications are released, not accepted or due etc. But we on it!
Just an fyi we are working on a calendar of dates when applications are released and will put it up on our blog when it is done. I'll let everyone know via twitter and on here once it is done. These things are a bit slower to do than it may sound, because we have to call a bunch of schools and be very precise and redundant with our wording -- as experience has taught us you often get a bunch of wrong dates given to you until you clearly establish you are looking for the date the applications are released, not accepted or due etc. But we on it!
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Thanks Spivey!
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this is indeed dank. added to the OP. thanks for your work on this TexasENG!R. Jeeves wrote:i cant access any doc sharing platforms at work, but this sounds dank. ill add it to the OP after i get a chance to look at it later this evening.TexasENG wrote:And here's a plug to something I had put together earlier this year. I compiled all of the self-reported TLS data from the last three cycles for the T14 (admittances / scholarships) and put them into an excel workbook. If you are interested its linked here. Additionally there is a page that allows you to enter in your GPA / LSAT and get a handle on how other TLSers with similar stats have done.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/w9wo8eibhc54j ... .xlsx?dl=0
If you find something broken let me know and I'll try to fix it!
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Groningen. Its about a two and half hour train ride north-east from Amsterdam. (A train ride I suspect I will be making frequentlypretzeltime wrote:Uggghh endlessly jel. Where in Holland?The_Pluviophile wrote:I'll be in the Netherlands all this fall! Plans to travel around the rest of Europe while I'm there of course.TheMikey wrote:So class of 2020, I'm curious about you guys. Do you plan on traveling anywhere before you start law school? Whether it be this summer, over the period of the cycle, or next summer.

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Jeeves, I created the NYU c/o 2020 applicants thread if you want to add it to your OPR. Jeeves wrote:

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=266835
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Wow I didn't even know that the Netherlands was big enough for a 2.5 hour train rideThe_Pluviophile wrote:Groningen. Its about a two and half hour train ride north-east from Amsterdam. (A train ride I suspect I will be making frequentlypretzeltime wrote:Uggghh endlessly jel. Where in Holland?The_Pluviophile wrote:I'll be in the Netherlands all this fall! Plans to travel around the rest of Europe while I'm there of course.TheMikey wrote:So class of 2020, I'm curious about you guys. Do you plan on traveling anywhere before you start law school? Whether it be this summer, over the period of the cycle, or next summer.
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Sweet! Added to the OP. Other posters ITT feel free to OP a specific school's applicant thread.TheMikey wrote:Jeeves, I created the NYU c/o 2020 applicants thread if you want to add it to your OPR. Jeeves wrote:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=266835
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this is great, thank youTheMikey wrote:Jeeves, I created the NYU c/o 2020 applicants thread if you want to add it to your OPR. Jeeves wrote:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=266835
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Kopetz wrote:this is great, thank youTheMikey wrote:Jeeves, I created the NYU c/o 2020 applicants thread if you want to add it to your OPR. Jeeves wrote:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=266835

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Glad people found it interesting! I realize lsn has more info, but I found this to be an interesting subset. I plan on adding CO 2020 when we start getting info rolling in.R. Jeeves wrote:this is indeed dank. added to the OP. thanks for your work on this TexasENG!R. Jeeves wrote:i cant access any doc sharing platforms at work, but this sounds dank. ill add it to the OP after i get a chance to look at it later this evening.TexasENG wrote:And here's a plug to something I had put together earlier this year. I compiled all of the self-reported TLS data from the last three cycles for the T14 (admittances / scholarships) and put them into an excel workbook. If you are interested its linked here. Additionally there is a page that allows you to enter in your GPA / LSAT and get a handle on how other TLSers with similar stats have done.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/w9wo8eibhc54j ... .xlsx?dl=0
If you find something broken let me know and I'll try to fix it!
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Spivey always the MVPMikeSpivey wrote:Hi all.
Just an fyi we are working on a calendar of dates when applications are released and will put it up on our blog when it is done. I'll let everyone know via twitter and on here once it is done. These things are a bit slower to do than it may sound, because we have to call a bunch of schools and be very precise and redundant with our wording -- as experience has taught us you often get a bunch of wrong dates given to you until you clearly establish you are looking for the date the applications are released, not accepted or due etc. But we on it!
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Anyone else having trouble entering personal data onto the awesome dropbox spreadsheet? Is there a "trick" to it? I've tried opening with different browsers, but the yellow fields seem to be fixed at points that I WISH i was entering, but alas - I must put in lower #'s! Thanks!!
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Tough to say, its self-reported data and its only from the TLS userbase. I'd like to think people wouldn't lie about stuff but who knows. You can always see the raw numbers for number of other people with similar stats that were accepted / rejected / waitlisted which probably provides a better picture (i.e. if there are only 2 people with similar info it may not be that applicable.HaveMercy wrote:How accurate would you say this is? Because if this is accurate you have made me extremely optimistic/excited, whereas everyone else is saying I need to retake... Good stuff regardless! Thank you!TexasENG wrote: Glad people found it interesting! I realize lsn has more info, but I found this to be an interesting subset. I plan on adding CO 2020 when we start getting info rolling in.
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I think you need to download to use it. I think the dropbox preview just shows a static image of whatever data I was playing around with last when I uploaded it. Not 100% on that though.Ifoundnemo wrote:Anyone else having trouble entering personal data onto the awesome dropbox spreadsheet? Is there a "trick" to it? I've tried opening with different browsers, but the yellow fields seem to be fixed at points that I WISH i was entering, but alas - I must put in lower #'s! Thanks!!
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idk if this is a subset. ive looked at a couple ranges and your spreadsheet had more applicants reporting results than mylsn did for those ranges. which could mean its even more useful than mylsn. ill take a close look at the data over a few ranges before coming to that conclusion though.TexasENG wrote:Glad people found it interesting! I realize lsn has more info, but I found this to be an interesting subset. I plan on adding CO 2020 when we start getting info rolling in.R. Jeeves wrote:this is indeed dank. added to the OP. thanks for your work on this TexasENG!R. Jeeves wrote:i cant access any doc sharing platforms at work, but this sounds dank. ill add it to the OP after i get a chance to look at it later this evening.TexasENG wrote:And here's a plug to something I had put together earlier this year. I compiled all of the self-reported TLS data from the last three cycles for the T14 (admittances / scholarships) and put them into an excel workbook. If you are interested its linked here. Additionally there is a page that allows you to enter in your GPA / LSAT and get a handle on how other TLSers with similar stats have done.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/w9wo8eibhc54j ... .xlsx?dl=0
If you find something broken let me know and I'll try to fix it!
does anyone ITT know of any good statistical metrics that would be useful in comparing the mylsn data and TexasENG's data? we dont have to nerd out about this... but we can
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are you URM? bc URM sample sizes are pretty small for even reasonably large LSAT/GPA ranges on mylsn and this worksheet. Its pretty likely that you would get divergent predictions from the two databasesHaveMercy wrote:Lol it's just that if I put my numbers in I am 3/3 at Yale, even though I'm nearly 9 points below their admitted LSAT averageTexasENG wrote:Tough to say, its self-reported data and its only from the TLS userbase. I'd like to think people wouldn't lie about stuff but who knows. You can always see the raw numbers for number of other people with similar stats that were accepted / rejected / waitlisted which probably provides a better picture (i.e. if there are only 2 people with similar info it may not be that applicable.HaveMercy wrote:How accurate would you say this is? Because if this is accurate you have made me extremely optimistic/excited, whereas everyone else is saying I need to retake... Good stuff regardless! Thank you!TexasENG wrote: Glad people found it interesting! I realize lsn has more info, but I found this to be an interesting subset. I plan on adding CO 2020 when we start getting info rolling in.
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i doint think anyone would lie either, but i think there may be a bias towards reporting acceptances. i suspect that people are less likely to be proactive about reporting rejections. but i suppose mylsn faces this problem too.TexasENG wrote:Tough to say, its self-reported data and its only from the TLS userbase. I'd like to think people wouldn't lie about stuff but who knows. You can always see the raw numbers for number of other people with similar stats that were accepted / rejected / waitlisted which probably provides a better picture (i.e. if there are only 2 people with similar info it may not be that applicable.HaveMercy wrote:How accurate would you say this is? Because if this is accurate you have made me extremely optimistic/excited, whereas everyone else is saying I need to retake... Good stuff regardless! Thank you!TexasENG wrote: Glad people found it interesting! I realize lsn has more info, but I found this to be an interesting subset. I plan on adding CO 2020 when we start getting info rolling in.
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yeah actually i just looked at it. 166 and 3.8-4.0 gets youHaveMercy wrote:I'm non-URM latino, but those numbers happened when I put it in the general stat lookup.
on mylsn:
Y - 0/8
H - 1/19
S - 0/11
on the worksheet:
Y - 3/3
H - 8/11
S - 4/4
not sure what to make of that
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Dang...I tried downloading the dropbox spreadsheet and now I can enter my stats in the yellow areas, but it doesn't seem to change the results! Any other suggestions?
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