haha, awesome!!!Chichaca wrote: By the way, Harvard, if you really are worried about your yield, I just want you to know I'm a sure bet. I'd never turn you down, baby.

haha, awesome!!!Chichaca wrote: By the way, Harvard, if you really are worried about your yield, I just want you to know I'm a sure bet. I'd never turn you down, baby.
This is what I'm thinking. I'm hoping it's not true, but all signs point to this. Though there are some people on TLS who I thought would've gotten emails by now if it were definitively the case...Chichaca wrote:Perhaps they are just interviewing more applicants this year, fewer of whom will be accepted than in the past?
The 179 more than makes up for it.musketeerlady wrote:http://lawschoolnumbers.com/KuroiTsuki
Looks like the JR1 is no longer just for 3.9+ GPA.
You need to remember that this candidate has been out of undergraduate school for 4-5 years and has extensive work experience that may be interesting to JR. I don't believe those who are just finishing up undergraduate school are evaluated in the same way as someone who has been in the work force for several years.violaboy wrote:The 179 more than makes up for it.musketeerlady wrote:http://lawschoolnumbers.com/KuroiTsuki
Looks like the JR1 is no longer just for 3.9+ GPA.
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Of course, I understand, and I think it's fair that way. There just have been previous theories on how the JR1 goes out first to people with high GPA, so there's a data point to ponder otherwise.lawnerd wrote:You need to remember that this candidate has been out of undergraduate school for 4-5 years and has extensive work experience that may be interesting to JR. I don't believe those who are just finishing up undergraduate school are evaluated in the same way as someone who has been in the work force for several years.violaboy wrote:The 179 more than makes up for it.musketeerlady wrote:http://lawschoolnumbers.com/KuroiTsuki
Looks like the JR1 is no longer just for 3.9+ GPA.
It may be true that they are giving phone interviews to a greater number of applicants this year, but I don't think that's terribly likely. I just dont think that they would switch up the whole process during the first year of the new Dean's tenure. Maybe after a few years, JR may decide that he'd like to see the process changed in X or Y way, but I doubt they'd switch it up so drastically this early.crackberry wrote:This is what I'm thinking. I'm hoping it's not true, but all signs point to this. Though there are some people on TLS who I thought would've gotten emails by now if it were definitively the case...Chichaca wrote:Perhaps they are just interviewing more applicants this year, fewer of whom will be accepted than in the past?
EDIT: I'm confused. I have no idea. Like Gargamel, don't take what I say even at all seriously.
i dont think they are granting more interviews this yr than any other cycle...mainly because KB said they were planning on giving about the same # of interviews (1000-1100) lol.sfdreaming09 wrote:It may be true that they are giving phone interviews to a greater number of applicants this year, but I don't think that's terribly likely. I just dont think that they would switch up the whole process during the first year of the new Dean's tenure. Maybe after a few years, JR may decide that he'd like to see the process changed in X or Y way, but I doubt they'd switch it up so drastically this early.crackberry wrote:This is what I'm thinking. I'm hoping it's not true, but all signs point to this. Though there are some people on TLS who I thought would've gotten emails by now if it were definitively the case...Chichaca wrote:Perhaps they are just interviewing more applicants this year, fewer of whom will be accepted than in the past?
EDIT: I'm confused. I have no idea. Like Gargamel, don't take what I say even at all seriously.
...but maybe that's just me being naively optimistic
mozhou7 wrote:I just received the e-mail for interview...
I CAN"T BELIEVE IT! I only have a lowly 170/4.0...the only reason I am retaking in Dec is for this interview...and now I get it...I am confused...I have been studyin for 2 months.
Say I already get the interview...does my 170 still hold me back?
VoidSix wrote:I don't think anyone can answer that question, but congrats.
Good point. I do think, though, with a low LSAT (low for Harvard I mean--170 is a great score) your interview becomes a lot more important. If you absolutely wow JR in the interview, your LSAT and/or GPA becomes less important than if you give an average interview. So, to the person with the 170, I would stop studying for the LSAT and start thinking about what you can say to prove to JR that you belong at Harvard.DoubleChecks wrote:mozhou7 wrote:I just received the e-mail for interview...
I CAN"T BELIEVE IT! I only have a lowly 170/4.0...the only reason I am retaking in Dec is for this interview...and now I get it...I am confused...I have been studyin for 2 months.
Say I already get the interview...does my 170 still hold me back?VoidSix wrote:I don't think anyone can answer that question, but congrats.i can. your 170 holds you back as much as it held you back pre-interview email. the interview is not stage 2 of the app process, it is just another (albeit necessary) element of the whole thing. KB made it very clear in the info session i attended that while you NEED an interview to get accepted, just having it does not mean the rest of your app is already 'done' being reviewed. its not.
she even said that if you do NOT get in after getting a JR1, its not necessarily because you screwed up the interview -- could be due to other reasons (ex: 170, but just an example).
only to a minor extent. for the overwhelming majority of applicants in past cycles, it never seemed that performance during the interviews was the deciding factor. perhaps only for the select few that sound psychotic.cougit wrote:
Good point. I do think, though, with a low LSAT (low for Harvard I mean--170 is a great score) your interview becomes a lot more important. If you absolutely wow JR in the interview, your LSAT and/or GPA becomes less important than if you give an average interview. So, to the person with the 170, I would stop studying for the LSAT and start thinking about what you can say to prove to JR that you belong at Harvard.
+1 honestly, JR doesnt sound like he's REALLY trying to get to know you super well or that you would have a chance to wow him. it feels as if he's calling to just check if you can speak competently and have any idea at all on what you want to do w/ your life lol.joshikousei wrote:only to a minor extent. for the overwhelming majority of applicants in past cycles, it never seemed that performance during the interviews was the deciding factor. perhaps only for the select few that sound psychotic.cougit wrote:
Good point. I do think, though, with a low LSAT (low for Harvard I mean--170 is a great score) your interview becomes a lot more important. If you absolutely wow JR in the interview, your LSAT and/or GPA becomes less important than if you give an average interview. So, to the person with the 170, I would stop studying for the LSAT and start thinking about what you can say to prove to JR that you belong at Harvard.
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i found a different thread and read through the whole thing (yeah im bored) -- like i posted earlier, in that thread, everyone who got a TS1 AND posted in that thread eventually got a TS2. No one who had a TS1 and posted saying they didnt get a TS2 (from early batch) ended up never getting it -- they tended to get it in the following batches.sfdreaming09 wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... &hilit=ts2
It's threads like these that keep me hopeful. Its from last cycle. The comments are from the beginning of December (after the first batch of acceptances had gone out).
Nobody could find an example of someone who had gotten a TS1 in Oct/Nov and not getting the pre-Thanksgiving TS2.
Congrats!janer wrote:Just got the email from JR!!
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Hopefully you'll get yours soon. I got the complete email a week ago.Lysis wrote:Congrats!janer wrote:Just got the email from JR!!
You made me check my mail and I had one from the admissions office...but it was just a complete email. I know I'm complete!! Grr...
janer wrote: Hopefully you'll get yours soon. I got the complete email a week ago.
I'm not sure there's any correlation between complete emails and JR1s. I've been "under review" on the status checker for almost two weeks...I think they send out the complete emails in batches?0L Hoping for 1 wrote:janer wrote: Hopefully you'll get yours soon. I got the complete email a week ago.
It isnt looking good for meI have been complete for over three weeks
Lysis wrote:I'm not sure there's any correlation between complete emails and JR1s. I've been "under review" on the status checker for almost two weeks...I think they send out the complete emails in batches?0L Hoping for 1 wrote:janer wrote: Hopefully you'll get yours soon. I got the complete email a week ago.
It isnt looking good for meI have been complete for over three weeks
I did just realize that if I didn't know TLS existed, I wouldn't have had to start obsessively checking my status until today. I can only imagine what I would have done with all that time over the past few weeks.
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