Perhaps adcoms are taking into consideration the geographic region hit by hurricane sandy and delaying interviews for candidates in the region? just me overthinking things perhaps

I'm in one of the worst hit areas (although my neighborhood was safe) and I was in the first batch of JS1 invites. So there was definitely no delay in my case, and sometimes I even wonder if that was the reason they expedited my invitation.lsatprepguy wrote:curiosity --> are those who have received interviews from east coast?
Perhaps adcoms are taking into consideration the geographic region hit by hurricane sandy and delaying interviews for candidates in the region? just me overthinking things perhaps
Ahh, ok, was just a though.. Sorry to hear that you were in the affected area. I live in NJ myself and I think I will be cutting down fallen trees in my yard for several months lol. But, anyways congrats on the JS1 at least!Lavitz wrote:I'm in one of the worst hit areas (although my neighborhood was safe) and I was in the first batch of JS1 invites. So there was definitely no delay in my case, and sometimes I even wonder if that was the reason they expedited my invitation.lsatprepguy wrote:curiosity --> are those who have received interviews from east coast?
Perhaps adcoms are taking into consideration the geographic region hit by hurricane sandy and delaying interviews for candidates in the region? just me overthinking things perhaps
Thanks! Though it sounds like you have it worse in terms of trees lol. Hopefully you'll be rewarded with a JS1 soonlsatprepguy wrote:Ahh, ok, was just a though.. Sorry to hear that you were in the affected area. I live in NJ myself and I think I will be cutting down fallen trees in my yard for several months lol. But, anyways congrats on the JS1 at least!
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Lol, you wouldn't find it when googling because I think it's just a TLS tradition. There are two times when the Admissions Dean/Admissions Director would contact you by phone: the initial interview (now through skype) and when informing you of acceptance. So people started referring to these two contacts with the initials of the person making the calls plus the numbers 1 and 2, respectively. Hence, JS1=interview and JS2=admitted.venus wrote:What does the 1 in JS1 stand for?I tried to Google it so I don't have to embarrass myself and ask but I didn't seem to find any info
Ahhh... I was confused because I realized people were referring to the interview as JS1. And since I know there are no second-round interviews, I wasn't sure what JS2 would beLavitz wrote:Lol, you wouldn't find it when googling because I think it's just a TLS tradition. There are two times when the Admissions Dean/Admissions Director would contact you by phone: the initial interview (now through skype) and when informing you of acceptance. So people started referring to these two contacts with the initials of the person making the calls plus the numbers 1 and 2, respectively. Hence, JS1=interview and JS2=admitted.venus wrote:What does the 1 in JS1 stand for?I tried to Google it so I don't have to embarrass myself and ask but I didn't seem to find any info
Thank you for posting this haha - glad I'm not the only high numbers no email out therecc91 wrote:Don't think it's related completely to numbers, I'm above both 75 percentiles and went complete 10/10..fingers crossed there isn't something wrong with another part of app- Here's to hoping for early this week!trojandave wrote:I don't think when you apply has all that much to do with it - at least not while we're still so early in the cycle. I'd imagine they slot new applicants into the queue based on their numbers, and some early applicants might not get a JS1 for weeks. But if you have relatively competitive numbers you'll probably get one eventually. I wouldn't sweat it too much. I want one just as much as everyone else but until we get later into the cycle I don't think its panic time yetcc91 wrote:Did people who have received JS1 invites apply first day app opened or close to it? Maybe they are sending interviews in order of receiving app
I think so. Someone asked this on the admissions blog and this was Jessica's response:pandamonium13 wrote:What's the general consensus for what to wear for the interview? Is a dress shirt alone ok (for guys)?
She doesn't mention a tie. ETA: FWIW, I'll be wearing a suit--but that makes sense for me since I'm rushing to work the second the interview ends.I guess a little more guidance on point 5 above is in orderMy basic guidance is that you should present yourself in a professional manner—this interview is an element of your application, after all. If you are most comfortable in a suit, you are welcome to wear one, however a suit is not required. A nice dress shirt is appropriate for both women and men. A t-shirt is not. Hope that helps!
Directly from the link included in the e-mail.TennesseeBob wrote:To those invited did you have to sign up via your status checker after the email or did you sign up directly from the email?
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GL Lavitz. In part because Legend of Dragoon is the most underrated RPG of all time and in part because you're the kind of person I would want as a class mate.Lavitz wrote:Directly from the link included in the e-mail.TennesseeBob wrote:To those invited did you have to sign up via your status checker after the email or did you sign up directly from the email?
Haha, finally someone mentions itPickledPanda wrote:GL Lavitz. In part because Legend of Dragoon is the most underrated RPG of all time and in part because you're the kind of person I would want as a class mate.
In the past, the 3 main questions were usually variations of "what are you doing now?" "why law/why law school" and "why Harvard?" Then they would ask questions about parts of your application they found interesting or wanted clarification on. And lastly they would ask if you have any questions for them.hdivine wrote:Do we have any idea on what types of questions law school interviewers ask? I would imagine it strongly resembles a job format--with the "Why do you want to work here?" question replaced by "Why Harvard?"
Is there anything else to be aware of that might be different from a standard job interview?
thanks! muy helpful.elterrible78 wrote:This should be pretty helpful for you:whatisthewhat wrote:sorry if this has been discussed already. do you guys know how long they interview for (just this month, or through dec/jan etc.)?
i will not be able to submit my applications until one of my recommenders finishes his letter next week, or maybe even later, as he can be somewhat disorganized, though he is awesome--i am worried it is getting late.
also whoa--are all accepted applicants interviewed? i thought i was seeing that on page 1 but didn't know that before.
https://blogs.law.harvard.edu/admission ... g-process/
To answer your two questions, though, it seems like they'll be doing interviews on a rolling basis right on through the end, and any accepted applicants will do an interview.
Good luck!
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Interesting thought about the earlier interview invitation. I too got the email on Wednesday and also am in the NY area. Clearly this sample size of two means something hahaLavitz wrote:I'm in one of the worst hit areas (although my neighborhood was safe) and I was in the first batch of JS1 invites. So there was definitely no delay in my case, and sometimes I even wonder if that was the reason they expedited my invitation.lsatprepguy wrote:curiosity --> are those who have received interviews from east coast?
Perhaps adcoms are taking into consideration the geographic region hit by hurricane sandy and delaying interviews for candidates in the region? just me overthinking things perhaps
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I really, really hope you do too, bud.NoodleyOne wrote:I have a confession to make...
I really really hope I get into Harvard.
bernaldiaz wrote:How'd the Monday JS1s go?
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