I wasn't attacking...but suggesting that WI takes their 'likelihood you will enroll if admitted very seriously' is the exact same thing as YP...it means they are protecting their yield, which in order to do forces them to assess whether you would be a positive or negative yield. Definitely write the LOCI as I think it would make a positive difference. I wasn't attacking anyone. BTW, I'm a 1L at Wisconsin and I know the new admissions woman if anyone has any Q's about the process or the school.ash8309 wrote:Thanks. I'm actually a she though, not a he.twairlines wrote:Wow, no reason to attack the dude. He was not implying YP, but rather that through his personal statement he may not have exhibited his desire to attend, coupled with the lack of supplemental essays, and/or no ties to the area.Regionality wrote:um sorry to burst your bubble but you were definitely not YP...you are borderline...3.0 is weak.ash8309 wrote:Waitlisted as well via email. 163/3.0. I think they take "the likelihood that you will enroll if admitted" very seriously. It's difficult for me to write that letter/email this early in my cycle (still waiting on 5-6 schools that I would really want to go to)...any others?And yes, was not implying YP. I do have nearly 5 years WE in D.C. for global security think tanks, international research and WE. I will write the LOCI - they do have an interesting Global Legal Studies program and I have family in Madison and Milwaukee (East Coast transplant, Iowa native).
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FWIW, the 'likelihood you will enroll is admitted" thing was taken directly from the email I got: "If you have a special interest in attending the Law School, we encourage you to send us a letter or e-mail in which you speak specifically to that interest and the likelihood that you would enroll if admitted." It was also underlined in my email.Regionality wrote:I wasn't attacking...but suggesting that WI takes their 'likelihood you will enroll if admitted very seriously' is the exact same thing as YP...it means they are protecting their yield, which in order to do forces them to assess whether you would be a positive or negative yield. Definitely write the LOCI as I think it would make a positive difference. I wasn't attacking anyone. BTW, I'm a 1L at Wisconsin and I know the new admissions woman if anyone has any Q's about the process or the school.twairlines wrote:Wow, no reason to attack the dude. He was not implying YP, but rather that through his personal statement he may not have exhibited his desire to attend, coupled with the lack of supplemental essays, and/or no ties to the area.Regionality wrote:um sorry to burst your bubble but you were definitely not YP...you are borderline...3.0 is weak.ash8309 wrote:Waitlisted as well via email. 163/3.0. I think they take "the likelihood that you will enroll if admitted" very seriously. It's difficult for me to write that letter/email this early in my cycle (still waiting on 5-6 schools that I would really want to go to)...any others?
Are all waitlist emails the same? Thanks all.
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Mine said the same.ash8309 wrote:FWIW, the 'likelihood you will enroll is admitted" thing was taken directly from the email I got: "If you have a special interest in attending the Law School, we encourage you to send us a letter or e-mail in which you speak specifically to that interest and the likelihood that you would enroll if admitted." It was also underlined in my email.
Are all waitlist emails the same? Thanks all.
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I physically mailed my LOCI. Emails can be deleted over overlooked, plus an actual letter stands a better chance of getting put in your file. I just feel like if its a postmarked letter, they're going to have to take the time to open and read it.SherlockHolmes wrote:Does anyone know if it is better to send a LOCI as an actual letter or is email acceptable?
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Eh. I know lots of schools prefer emails. I would suggest printing it out, signing it, and scanning it and attaching it as a PDF.IamAskier wrote:I physically mailed my LOCI. Emails can be deleted over overlooked, plus an actual letter stands a better chance of getting put in your file. I just feel like if its a postmarked letter, they're going to have to take the time to open and read it.SherlockHolmes wrote:Does anyone know if it is better to send a LOCI as an actual letter or is email acceptable?
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Maybe the physical letter will make me more memorable...Flips88 wrote:Eh. I know lots of schools prefer emails. I would suggest printing it out, signing it, and scanning it and attaching it as a PDF.IamAskier wrote:I physically mailed my LOCI. Emails can be deleted over overlooked, plus an actual letter stands a better chance of getting put in your file. I just feel like if its a postmarked letter, they're going to have to take the time to open and read it.SherlockHolmes wrote:Does anyone know if it is better to send a LOCI as an actual letter or is email acceptable?

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yea pieces of paper are so annoying...especially in offices with files and desks and things like that.IamAskier wrote:Maybe the physical letter will make me more memorable...Flips88 wrote:Eh. I know lots of schools prefer emails. I would suggest printing it out, signing it, and scanning it and attaching it as a PDF.IamAskier wrote:I physically mailed my LOCI. Emails can be deleted over overlooked, plus an actual letter stands a better chance of getting put in your file. I just feel like if its a postmarked letter, they're going to have to take the time to open and read it.SherlockHolmes wrote:Does anyone know if it is better to send a LOCI as an actual letter or is email acceptable?or annoy the shit out of them.
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PACKERS! Bump in Wisconsin Law applications because of Rose Bowl and Superbowl win?theavrock wrote:Go Pack Go!!!
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Got an email from them today about ASW and deadlines and such.
They want a decision on whether you will attend or not by April 11th. Is it me or is that pretty early? It's obviously not a firm deadline because it says you can put that you are uncertain and decide later.
They want a decision on whether you will attend or not by April 11th. Is it me or is that pretty early? It's obviously not a firm deadline because it says you can put that you are uncertain and decide later.
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Yeah, got the same email today. It seems early given that they haven't began rendering scholarship info as of yet. I mean, if that info isn't released by March, I don't see that as being beneficial to them, because a lot of students may miss the boat on registering for the early ASW, and will only have one other weekend open (and they may be planning on visiting another school at that later date). Most seat deposits only begin in April, yet Wisconsin seems to want a final word that early, which may not be binding as seat deposits typically are not. Hope more info comes soon as I'm excited to visit Madison.
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I'm fairly certain that UW does not have an actual seat deposit. All you have to do is say "yes" or "no." Since it is normal to deposit as more than one school, I see no problem telling them that you plan on attending, if in fact UW is a serious consideration.twairlines wrote:Yeah, got the same email today. It seems early given that they haven't began rendering scholarship info as of yet. I mean, if that info isn't released by March, I don't see that as being beneficial to them, because a lot of students may miss the boat on registering for the early ASW, and will only have one other weekend open (and they may be planning on visiting another school at that later date). Most seat deposits only begin in April, yet Wisconsin seems to want a final word that early, which may not be binding as seat deposits typically are not. Hope more info comes soon as I'm excited to visit Madison.
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I may or may not remember anything that happened between 6:30 PM Sunday night and Noon on Monday. Actually, I do remember my Crim Pro class was half full...theavrock wrote:Go Pack Go!!!
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Anyone get any financial aid letters/emails yet?
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Finally just heard back.... denied.... hopefully I get some serious financial aid from Marquette
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I like your style. Unfortunately I had to be on an airplane for work at 7 am. Needless to say that was a rough morning.Panther7 wrote:I may or may not remember anything that happened between 6:30 PM Sunday night and Noon on Monday. Actually, I do remember my Crim Pro class was half full...theavrock wrote:Go Pack Go!!!
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rejected outright today. sucks. Definitely would have gone there too.
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Not a WI resident I assume?aknecht wrote:rejected outright today. sucks. Definitely would have gone there too.
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Has anyone who sent in a LOCI heard back from UW confirming that they at least received the letter? Does it show up on the online status checker?
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yeah... they said it has been received, but nothing else
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red_alertz wrote:yeah... they said it has been received, but nothing else
Via status checker or email? Did you send a hard copy or did you email them?
I sent them mine through the mail last week and have not heard back yet.
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i emailed, and mailed a copy too, but reply was by e-mail, not by checker, if u mailed, takes times, no need to worrybucky0486 wrote:red_alertz wrote:yeah... they said it has been received, but nothing else
Via status checker or email? Did you send a hard copy or did you email them?
I sent them mine through the mail last week and have not heard back yet.
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I emailed mine and got an email saying it had been received and placed in my file but nothing changed on my online checker
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what's the change on your online checker?Shanker626 wrote:I emailed mine and got an email saying it had been received and placed in my file but nothing changed on my online checker
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