Sorry to hearadelllla wrote:Just got dinged170, 4.1, non-URM (-ish, middle eastern). I was expecting a waitlist. Oh well. It's been nice lurking here, everyone!
Oh & i had my JS1 in December.
. I think we can confirm. And that it's a mixed JS1 and JS-less wave.
Sorry to hear that... I'm sure you have other great optionsadelllla wrote:Just got dinged
Oh & i had my JS1 in December.
I gotta get back to work, man.
Dec applicant with an over 75 LSAT and under 25 GPA here.James.K.Polk wrote:Any other huge splitters waiting on JS1s? Maybe they're pushing splitter decisions off for a while?
Not sure what qualifies as huge, but I'm still waiting at <25th GPA and =75th LSAT. Went complete late January. It makes sense that splitters would be among the last to be considered, though, because that way the admissions committee has the opportunity to run the stats on their already-admitted pool and see if they "need" us to balance out percentile brackets.James.K.Polk wrote:Any other huge splitters waiting on JS1s? Maybe they're pushing splitter decisions off for a while?
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reverse splitter, technically. GPA>75%, LSAT<25%. complete early December.James.K.Polk wrote:Any other huge splitters waiting on JS1s? Maybe they're pushing splitter decisions off for a while?
Bumping this! Got my JS1 tomorrow and not feeling very confident with my stats. How much do stats matter post interview?obxt wrote:Does anyone have insight into why people are dinged post-JS1? It seems like at least 20% of people with JS1s are ultimately rejected, so other than really screwing up your interview (which I'm sure happens) I'd love to know what the deciding factor is for other people.
I think the weight is applicant specific. Weighs more heavily, I would imagine, for the people further from the medians.Hamburglar wrote:Bumping this! Got my JS1 tomorrow and not feeling very confident with my stats. How much do stats matter post interview?obxt wrote:Does anyone have insight into why people are dinged post-JS1? It seems like at least 20% of people with JS1s are ultimately rejected, so other than really screwing up your interview (which I'm sure happens) I'd love to know what the deciding factor is for other people.
This really needs to be the LAST thing you are thinking about in the 24 hours leading up to your interview. Stats are already baked into the cake. Your application attracted their attention and you were chosen to interview while thousands of others this cycle were not. Be positive, be yourself, and don't try to self-prognosticate prior to your interview!Hamburglar wrote:
Bumping this! Got my JS1 tomorrow and not feeling very confident with my stats. How much do stats matter post interview?
Listen to Ender.EnderWiggin wrote:This really needs to be the LAST thing you are thinking about in the 24 hours leading up to your interview. Stats are already baked into the cake. Your application attracted their attention and you were chosen to interview while thousands of others this cycle were not. Be positive, be yourself, and don't try to self-prognosticate prior to your interview!Hamburglar wrote:
Bumping this! Got my JS1 tomorrow and not feeling very confident with my stats. How much do stats matter post interview?
Trust me, you will have plenty of time to worry about these things after your interview. Good luck!
Still think today is very likelyhopeful94 wrote:Getting pretty pessimistic about a JS2 wave this week.
+1; I'm keeping my hopes up for another couple hoursugg wrote:Still think today is very likelyhopeful94 wrote:Getting pretty pessimistic about a JS2 wave this week.
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And have fun!schocolate wrote:Listen to Ender.EnderWiggin wrote:This really needs to be the LAST thing you are thinking about in the 24 hours leading up to your interview. Stats are already baked into the cake. Your application attracted their attention and you were chosen to interview while thousands of others this cycle were not. Be positive, be yourself, and don't try to self-prognosticate prior to your interview!Hamburglar wrote:
Bumping this! Got my JS1 tomorrow and not feeling very confident with my stats. How much do stats matter post interview?
Trust me, you will have plenty of time to worry about these things after your interview. Good luck!
eta: And good luck!!
I do too! I think we're due for another big Thurs & Fri JS2 wave... I hope so anywayugg wrote:Still think today is very likelyhopeful94 wrote:Getting pretty pessimistic about a JS2 wave this week.
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Thanks so much guys!!! I catch myself making the face in my avatar quite a bit nowadays. Will try to relax!mdnyc wrote:And have fun!schocolate wrote:Listen to Ender.EnderWiggin wrote:This really needs to be the LAST thing you are thinking about in the 24 hours leading up to your interview. Stats are already baked into the cake. Your application attracted their attention and you were chosen to interview while thousands of others this cycle were not. Be positive, be yourself, and don't try to self-prognosticate prior to your interview!Hamburglar wrote:
Bumping this! Got my JS1 tomorrow and not feeling very confident with my stats. How much do stats matter post interview?
Trust me, you will have plenty of time to worry about these things after your interview. Good luck!
eta: And good luck!!
Really hoping you're wrong, but you're probably not. A lot of January JS1-ers in the last wave. I think the early Februarys (read: me) can rest pretty easy also.itsgonnahappen wrote:I'm calling now that there won't be a JS2 wave until next week, but I would be more than happy to be wrong about that.
Assuming that the ding waves are over for the time being, I do think it is a good sign for any of the leftover Dec/Jan JS1ers who survived yesterday and today, but I am basing that purely on speculation and not any sort of prior thread analysis.
+1, I think the JS2 wave comes next thurs-friitsgonnahappen wrote:I'm calling now that there won't be a JS2 wave until next week, but I would be more than happy to be wrong about that.
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garnetandblack wrote:Lurker here but wanted to give the heads up that JS2s are starting. Just got the call from Tom Robinson.
Interviewed Jan 22 174/3.95
Congrats!!! Also let the obsessive phone checking begin...schocolate wrote:garnetandblack wrote:Lurker here but wanted to give the heads up that JS2s are starting. Just got the call from Tom Robinson.
Interviewed Jan 22 174/3.95
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