Vanderbilt Law School c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017) Forum
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Did anyone send a thank you note to their interviewer? I would like to but I'm thinking it might be weird to look them up at their firm and send it to their firm? Anyone send a thank you?
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Sent one via email, it's just easier and more convenient imo.JD_Kingfish wrote:Did anyone send a thank you note to their interviewer? I would like to but I'm thinking it might be weird to look them up at their firm and send it to their firm? Anyone send a thank you?
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If you want to do it, you can just use the same email they contacted you with. On our end we use a portal that manages our interviews and forwards emails to the applicants, but I don't know how it looks on your end.JD_Kingfish wrote:Did anyone send a thank you note to their interviewer? I would like to but I'm thinking it might be weird to look them up at their firm and send it to their firm? Anyone send a thank you?
I think all of my interviewees have sent some sort of thank you email. It wouldn't be weird to send it to their firm, but it might take them a minute to figure it out. The nice thing about the portal is it keeps everything in one place, so I don't have to check a bunch of different email accounts.
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I am fairly certain I did not apply for the law scholar merit awards. Is this something I can contact admissions about being considered for, or am I SOL?
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It's a separate application and I don't think it is due until January. So you're not SOL at all.RamTitan wrote:I am fairly certain I did not apply for the law scholar merit awards. Is this something I can contact admissions about being considered for, or am I SOL?
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In via email. Submitted early November and interviewed late last week.
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Awesome!amberb94 wrote:It's a separate application and I don't think it is due until January. So you're not SOL at all.RamTitan wrote:I am fairly certain I did not apply for the law scholar merit awards. Is this something I can contact admissions about being considered for, or am I SOL?
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Stats?JD_Kingfish wrote:In via email. Submitted early November and interviewed late last week.
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In via email today. LSAT>75%; 50%>GPA>25% & interviewed w/ an alum last Wednesday. Anchor Down 

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GPA > 75th, LSAT ~ 50thRamTitan wrote:Stats?JD_Kingfish wrote:In via email. Submitted early November and interviewed late last week.
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No, it takes time. You're fine! I waited 8 weeks from interview to acceptance hahalawnerd87 wrote:Should I be worried that I interviewed two weeks ago and haven't heard back yet? LSAT > 75 and GPA> 25.
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I interviewed 3 weeks ago and crickets...lawnerd87 wrote:Thanks! I just got scared when I saw that some people were getting accepted a week after their interviews lol.LawSchoolTitan wrote:No, it takes time. You're fine! I waited 8 weeks from interview to acceptance hahalawnerd87 wrote:Should I be worried that I interviewed two weeks ago and haven't heard back yet? LSAT > 75 and GPA> 25.
Hope I hear back this month.
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Interviewed over 2 months ago and have heard nothing. Greatwhodareswins wrote:I interviewed 3 weeks ago and crickets...lawnerd87 wrote:Thanks! I just got scared when I saw that some people were getting accepted a week after their interviews lol.LawSchoolTitan wrote:No, it takes time. You're fine! I waited 8 weeks from interview to acceptance hahalawnerd87 wrote:Should I be worried that I interviewed two weeks ago and haven't heard back yet? LSAT > 75 and GPA> 25.
Hope I hear back this month.
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Does anyone know if Vandy is a peer school for UCLA in terms of scholarship negotiating? Or should I apply to UTexas instead or both? I know USC is, so I already applied there (waiting on a decision) and I'm trying to find ways to maximize my scholarship at UCLA, which is the only non-T14 school I'm seriously considering. I'd appreciate any insight into this! Hopefully this is in the right thread 

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I would imagine it is, especially since they are closer in rank than UCLA and USC.Christinabruin wrote:Does anyone know if Vandy is a peer school for UCLA in terms of scholarship negotiating? Or should I apply to UTexas instead or both? I know USC is, so I already applied there (waiting on a decision) and I'm trying to find ways to maximize my scholarship at UCLA, which is the only non-T14 school I'm seriously considering. I'd appreciate any insight into this! Hopefully this is in the right thread
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Wondering if I should email my interviewer or admissions to make sure they have my interview information.
I interviewed 10/10 (I thought it went well), then applied 10/20 my numbers are 25<GPA<50; LSAT>75. When I got my email confirming that they received my application it had language about scheduling my interview. At the time I didn't think anything of it because I assumed it was a stock email, but now I wonder if they didn't receive my interviewers eval? Anyone else in this situation, or have similar language on their confirmation email?
I interviewed 10/10 (I thought it went well), then applied 10/20 my numbers are 25<GPA<50; LSAT>75. When I got my email confirming that they received my application it had language about scheduling my interview. At the time I didn't think anything of it because I assumed it was a stock email, but now I wonder if they didn't receive my interviewers eval? Anyone else in this situation, or have similar language on their confirmation email?
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yuppitsme wrote:Wondering if I should email my interviewer or admissions to make sure they have my interview information.
I interviewed 10/10 (I thought it went well), then applied 10/20 my numbers are 25<GPA<50; LSAT>75. When I got my email confirming that they received my application it had language about scheduling my interview. At the time I didn't think anything of it because I assumed it was a stock email, but now I wonder if they didn't receive my interviewers eval? Anyone else in this situation, or have similar language on their confirmation email?
So I definitely called about this like a loon yesterday, and they basically said that if the hold up was from the interviewer, then they would handle it. Translation: stfu and calm your ass LOL
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Haha ok wahhh I guess I'll just wait.EinassA wrote:yuppitsme wrote:Wondering if I should email my interviewer or admissions to make sure they have my interview information.
I interviewed 10/10 (I thought it went well), then applied 10/20 my numbers are 25<GPA<50; LSAT>75. When I got my email confirming that they received my application it had language about scheduling my interview. At the time I didn't think anything of it because I assumed it was a stock email, but now I wonder if they didn't receive my interviewers eval? Anyone else in this situation, or have similar language on their confirmation email?
So I definitely called about this like a loon yesterday, and they basically said that if the hold up was from the interviewer, then they would handle it. Translation: stfu and calm your ass LOL
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My status checker says a decision has been emailed to me, but I haven't received the email.
I emailed admissions to let them know, and now I will have a heart attack as I wait.
I emailed admissions to let them know, and now I will have a heart attack as I wait.
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Relax... when my status changed to that, it took a few hours to receive the email. It'll come, soon enough.amberb94 wrote:My status checker says a decision has been emailed to me, but I haven't received the email.
I emailed admissions to let them know, and now I will have a heart attack as I wait.
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Oh okay, that makes me feel a lot better!LawSchoolTitan wrote:Relax... when my status changed to that, it took a few hours to receive the email. It'll come, soon enough.amberb94 wrote:My status checker says a decision has been emailed to me, but I haven't received the email.
I emailed admissions to let them know, and now I will have a heart attack as I wait.
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When did you go complete?amberb94 wrote:Oh okay, that makes me feel a lot better!LawSchoolTitan wrote:Relax... when my status changed to that, it took a few hours to receive the email. It'll come, soon enough.amberb94 wrote:My status checker says a decision has been emailed to me, but I haven't received the email.
I emailed admissions to let them know, and now I will have a heart attack as I wait.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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