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Re: In @ Nowhere Club
6 wait lists
3 rejections
1 pending
3 rejections
1 pending
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I'm sorry to hear that. You're one of the more consistently funny posters here. I'm sure you'll get in somewhere.Von Schlieffen wrote:6 wait lists
3 rejections
1 pending
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0 accept
1 pending/hold
6 rejection
5 still in review
Looks like I'll be trying again next year... and spending serious time volunteering and figuring out what else I can do to have some better chances.
1 pending/hold
6 rejection
5 still in review
Looks like I'll be trying again next year... and spending serious time volunteering and figuring out what else I can do to have some better chances.
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What is the difference between pending and still in review? Anyway, don't give up hope just yet. You could still get accepted.lmarie81 wrote:0 accept
1 pending
6 rejection
5 still in review
Looks like I'll be trying again next year... and spending serious time volunteering and figuring out what else I can do to have some better chances.
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Sorry, that's what the school called it - on hold. My numbers are awful though so I am not hopeful. I think I screwed up my PS.. but I am second guessing everything at this point!Hey-O wrote:What is the difference between pending and still in review? Anyway, don't give up hope just yet. You could still get accepted.lmarie81 wrote:0 accept
1 pending
6 rejection
5 still in review
Looks like I'll be trying again next year... and spending serious time volunteering and figuring out what else I can do to have some better chances.

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ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:[strike]2[/strike] [strike]3[/strike] 4- Waitlists
[strike]1[/strike] [strike]2[/strike] 3- Rejections
[strike]7[/strike] [strike]6[/strike] [strike]5[/strike] 3- Pending
Why, why did I apply so late? And only to reaches...
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Do you think you will be able to get off some of the waitlists?ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:[strike]2[/strike] [strike]3[/strike] 4- Waitlists
[strike]1[/strike] [strike]2[/strike] 3- Rejections
[strike]7[/strike] [strike]6[/strike] [strike]5[/strike] 3- Pending
Why, why did I apply so late? And only to reaches...
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ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:ToriM wrote:[strike]2[/strike] [strike]3[/strike] 4- Waitlists
[strike]1[/strike] [strike]2[/strike] [strike]3[/strike] 4- Rejections
[strike]7[/strike] [strike]6[/strike] [strike]5[/strike] [strike]3[/strike] 2- Pending
Why, why did I apply so late? And only to reaches...
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Just found my Harvard rejection in my spam folder.NYCG8TR wrote:
Do you think you will be able to get off some of the waitlists?

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Sorry! I was hoping you get some good news. Are you going to reapply? if not I hope you get off one of the WL's. If you are, I am sure you will get into your goals if applying early.ToriM wrote:Just found my Harvard rejection in my spam folder.NYCG8TR wrote:
Do you think you will be able to get off some of the waitlists?Ironically, the only waitlist that looks even remotely feasible is Yale's, since it's meant to be fairly short. But with my luck this cycle, I'm not counting on anything. Rejections + Thesis Deadline on Friday = Worst. Week. Ever.
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21 rejections
6 waitlists
1 acceptance (scholarship)
1 pending
6 waitlists
1 acceptance (scholarship)
1 pending
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briarose21 wrote:21 rejections
6 waitlists
1 acceptance (scholarship)
1 pending

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Re: In @ Nowhere Club
2wl
4out
looks like it might be next year for me.
4out
looks like it might be next year for me.
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AdamatUCF wrote: I applied at the deadline for most of the T14. I'm a high LSAT, lower GPA splitter. I thought a great GPA addendum would help, or that my personal statement would be great, or something.
Rejections: 2
Waitlists: 4
Apps outstanding: 4 (One of these is Harvard, which is pretty much an automatic ding)
Update:
Rejections: 4 (NYU, Michigan, Harvard, and surprisingly enough UPenn)
Waitlists: 3 (Georgetown (regular WL for reasons I can't explain), Duke, UVA, and Turns out I misread NW's "hold" email as a WL)
Apps outstanding: 3 (NW, Cornell, and probably an auto-ding by Chicago)
I'm pretty much hating life at the moment.

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At this point I am thrilled with the wait list.lmarie81 wrote:
Update:
0 accept
1 on hold
6 rejection
1 wait list
[strike]5[/strike] 4 still in review
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Where did you people apply that you are getting in nowhere? Did you not apply to any safeties?
Not trying to sound like a jerk... I'm just genuinely interested. Did everyone just overreach and assume they would get into schools that they couldnt?
Not trying to sound like a jerk... I'm just genuinely interested. Did everyone just overreach and assume they would get into schools that they couldnt?
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I applied too late. They mostly ran out of spots for outright acceptances. 1 in, 1 out, 6 WL, 3 pending (most likely WL). I am at or above 75% on both numbers for 4 of the schools and over both median for a couple more. So I think it is the timing. It's probably true for most. Of course you can't really reach applying late but I don't think you have any safeties if you go complete after March 15
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autoding wrote: 1 rejection
[strike]2[/strike] 5 waitlists
[strike]8[/strike] 5 pending
I'm going to stab the next person who posts "withdrawing with $165K, hope my spot and money goes to a TLSer"
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Couldn't you have applied to a school that would give you a full ride somewhere? I didn't apply anywhere that would happen so I wouldn't be tempted with it, and it's working out wonderfullyautoding wrote: I'm going to stab the next person who posts "withdrawing with $165K, hope my spot and money goes to a TLSer"

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My last LOR came in mid-january. I applied to the T14, knowing it was a slight reach. I wasn't willing to throw in a safety school at the tail end of a cycle. If this cycle goes poorly and I don't get admitted anywhere, I'll relax for a year, apply first thing in october, and throw in a safety or two. If I can't get in after a full cycle (including an ED, likely), then and only then will I fall back to a safety school.romothesavior wrote:Where did you people apply that you are getting in nowhere? Did you not apply to any safeties?
Not trying to sound like a jerk... I'm just genuinely interested. Did everyone just overreach and assume they would get into schools that they couldnt?
It just didn't seem right to make a half-assed attempt at the T14 and then fall back to a safety school and say "Oh well I tried"
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Those were the same exact words that I told my advisor today about reapplying.AdamatUCF wrote:
It just didn't seem right to make a half-assed attempt at the T14 and then fall back to a safety school and say "Oh well I tried"

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If anybody needs a confidence boost in here, I think my story might help :
I applied straight out of UG with a great GPA but a lower LSAT; thus, I was a splitter.
My cycle saw:
4 rejections
5 waitlists
1 pending
It was at this point that I said, forget this. Withdrew all my waitlists/pending applications, took a year off, re-wrote the LSAT (hit my target score), and moved abroad to work for a year.
This cycle:
7 acceptances (including Harvard, a full-tuition scholarship from a T10, and a total of $350,000 in total scholarship money all from T10 schools and Toronto)
1 waitlist
For those of you still waiting I hope you can retake and get a killer LSAT score next time, take a year off and do something meaningful, and get into your dream schools.
Good luck guys. Trust me, I know how you all are feeling. Life sucks right now, but times move on and it is all uphill from here!
I applied straight out of UG with a great GPA but a lower LSAT; thus, I was a splitter.
My cycle saw:
4 rejections
5 waitlists
1 pending
It was at this point that I said, forget this. Withdrew all my waitlists/pending applications, took a year off, re-wrote the LSAT (hit my target score), and moved abroad to work for a year.
This cycle:
7 acceptances (including Harvard, a full-tuition scholarship from a T10, and a total of $350,000 in total scholarship money all from T10 schools and Toronto)
1 waitlist
For those of you still waiting I hope you can retake and get a killer LSAT score next time, take a year off and do something meaningful, and get into your dream schools.
Good luck guys. Trust me, I know how you all are feeling. Life sucks right now, but times move on and it is all uphill from here!
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Thanks for the encouragement! From whats your low/hi LSAT if you don't mind me asking? You can PM me if you want.cflames7 wrote:If anybody needs a confidence boost in here, I think my story might help :
I applied straight out of UG with a great GPA but a lower LSAT; thus, I was a splitter.
My cycle saw:
4 rejections
5 waitlists
1 pending
It was at this point that I said, forget this. Withdrew all my waitlists/pending applications, took a year off, re-wrote the LSAT (hit my target score), and moved abroad to work for a year.
This cycle:
7 acceptances (including Harvard, a full-tuition scholarship from a T10, and a total of $350,000 in total scholarship money all from T10 schools and Toronto)
1 waitlist
For those of you still waiting I hope you can retake and get a killer LSAT score next time, take a year off and do something meaningful, and get into your dream schools.
Good luck guys. Trust me, I know how you all are feeling. Life sucks right now, but times move on and it is all uphill from here!
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cflames7 wrote:If anybody needs a confidence boost in here, I think my story might help :
I applied straight out of UG with a great GPA but a lower LSAT; thus, I was a splitter.
For those of you still waiting I hope you can retake and get a killer LSAT score next time, take a year off and do something meaningful, and get into your dream schools.
Good luck guys. Trust me, I know how you all are feeling. Life sucks right now, but times move on and it is all uphill from here!
If I were in your shoes, and a low-LSAT high-GPA splitter, that is exactly what I'd do!
Unfortunately, those of us in the opposite situation, with a good LSAT and an unacceptable GPA are hosed. Even if I went back and added points to my LSAT, even with a 180, my odds of getting in HYS with a 3.29 are practically zero. Even schools like NYU and Columbia are wait-listing people with 180/3.5. There's nothing I can do to fix a bad GPA due to classes taken more years ago than I care to admit.
Long story short, much like the rest of humanity, I'm wishing I had someone else's problem instead of my own.

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