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Just got that email too, I guess Cubans/Peruvians do get some URM considerations.
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I got that same email, and I'm a straight white male. So color me confused. The only thing I can think of is that I have Middle Eastern heritage (and I probably indicated that in addition to my European heritage on CRS), but that typically doesn't constitute being a minority. And yeah my numbers are solid, but nowhere close to being Yale numbers, so I'm going to pass on their generous offer.Monday wrote:The e-mail reads:dmc1275 wrote:Is Yale trying to steal my money this late in the cycle sending me an email encouraging me to apply? Non-URM and numbers are good but not Yale-good...So it's not a targeted e-mail to "URM" but any minority and LGBT, identified by you on CRS.YLS wrote:We asked the CRS to give us the names of a small group of highly-qualified minority and lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender applicants whose undergraduate grades and test scores suggest that they are individuals whose applications we would like to review fully.
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the answer to 98% of questions on this thread is
*shrug*
*shrug*
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pretzeltime wrote:the answer to 98% of questions on this thread is
*shrug*
The answer to 98% of this thread is "when the Y faculty feel like it". The answer to the remaining 2% is "when Asha feels like it".
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please don't quote
is it necessary that there be at least 2 academic recs for even those who are many years out of college? i read an interview in which asha suggested so but what if an applicant is like a decade away from college.
is it necessary that there be at least 2 academic recs for even those who are many years out of college? i read an interview in which asha suggested so but what if an applicant is like a decade away from college.
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https://www.law.yale.edu/admissions/jd- ... pplication
"I often tell applicants that applying to Yale Law School is a lot like playing blackjack. The odds are on the house, there's more than a little luck involved, but there are a few basic rules you can follow to increase your chances significantly. One of those rules is to submit two references from faculty members who have taught you in a class. Let me put that another way: Your chances of admission to Yale Law School go down drastically if you submit only one or no academic letters of recommendation. Or let me break it down even further: Your letters of recommendation will make or break your application."
"I often tell applicants that applying to Yale Law School is a lot like playing blackjack. The odds are on the house, there's more than a little luck involved, but there are a few basic rules you can follow to increase your chances significantly. One of those rules is to submit two references from faculty members who have taught you in a class. Let me put that another way: Your chances of admission to Yale Law School go down drastically if you submit only one or no academic letters of recommendation. Or let me break it down even further: Your letters of recommendation will make or break your application."
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yeah, that's the one i was referring to.
rephrased. anyone know anyone admitted to yls with one academic rec?
rephrased. anyone know anyone admitted to yls with one academic rec?
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This exact question was asked like a page ago and the consensus is almost always get two professors no matter what because for Yale they basically consider it a deal breaker if you don't.appind wrote:yeah, that's the one i was referring to.
rephrased. anyone know anyone admitted to yls with one academic rec?
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I just re-read my 250 and feel like it's insufferable... oh well. Checking in officially.
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Don't even have the courage to do thatbunney_j wrote:I just re-read my 250 and feel like it's insufferable... oh well. Checking in officially.
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Checking in and, also, tweet! Acceptances via email over next few days 

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So much for a relaxing weekenddhbiv wrote:Lol, even when Yale does something, it's super vague. I wonder if this includes today? I wonder what time(s) the emails come out?SmallK wrote:Checking in and, also, tweet! Acceptances via email over next few days
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@ylsadmissions: "Offers will be going out over the next several days! To get these out as quickly as possible, notices will be sent by email, not phone."
I'm assuming that includes today, but who knows
I'm assuming that includes today, but who knows
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Oh man, that's gonna be rough. Double the screens up, double the heart attacks.dhbiv wrote:fall17law wrote:So much for a relaxing weekenddhbiv wrote:Lol, even when Yale does something, it's super vague. I wonder if this includes today? I wonder what time(s) the emails come out?SmallK wrote:Checking in and, also, tweet! Acceptances via email over next few days
Right? How am I supposed to enjoy the Super Bowl now?
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I knew I wouldn't be enjoying the Super Bowl as soon as the Bills lost in Week 16dhbiv wrote:fall17law wrote:So much for a relaxing weekenddhbiv wrote:Lol, even when Yale does something, it's super vague. I wonder if this includes today? I wonder what time(s) the emails come out?SmallK wrote:Checking in and, also, tweet! Acceptances via email over next few days
Right? How am I supposed to enjoy the Super Bowl now?
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Fingers crossed?
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Thoughts on why they are making the switch to email?
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