quickquestionthanks wrote:
There are a lot of people on here who need an attitude adjustment.

quickquestionthanks wrote:
There are a lot of people on here who need an attitude adjustment.
as a juris doctor in the law of the bushido, i advise you never to show weakness.AsexualChocolate wrote:Hey, I just need a shoulder to cry on...
Just a sensitive dude... my greatest strength (cuz God knows I ain't got the LSAT score).aIvin adams wrote:as a juris doctor in the law of the bushido, i advise you never to show weakness.AsexualChocolate wrote:Hey, I just need a shoulder to cry on...
then i must recuse myselfAsexualChocolate wrote:Just a sensitive dude... my greatest strength (cuz God knows I ain't got the LSAT score).aIvin adams wrote:as a juris doctor in the law of the bushido, i advise you never to show weakness.AsexualChocolate wrote:Hey, I just need a shoulder to cry on...
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AsexualChocolate wrote:How about inability to sense the half-serious nature of my whining issues...?
Two comments:quickquestionthanks wrote:AsexualChocolate wrote:How about inability to sense the half-serious nature of my whining issues...?
I admit, it was unfair to direct that rant at you. But in pretty much every school's thread that I follow, I've heard the exact same sentiments from a small contingent of people. The remarks usually go like "if this is how they treat us now...just imagine how they'll treat us as students" or "school X is full of terrible, inconsiderate people because they haven't responded to me yet" etc. It just seems to me that life is going to suck pretty hard if one takes such things so personally. Every school does it. It's just a system and we're just numbers, and if you're on this board, you should know that by now. If USC waits until June to get back to me with an acceptance, I'll gladly take it.
And alvin, hate to admit it, but I was actually thinking of a friend who always bitches to me about his cable company when I was writing that rant. Learn their rules and exploit them.
hahaha! so that's why you outed me?? Well, i guess if it was for educational purposes...aIvin adams wrote: jk. i cried the first time i saw rocky. im going to law school to learn to be a man. my first task was to mock msbasham('s friend) in public. BWAHAHAHA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URvFvF3Ut3gaIvin adams wrote:quickquestionthanks wrote:
There are a lot of people on here who need an attitude adjustment.
I am pretty set on UTK but I also want to hear back from all the schools to which I applied. I just want to have all my options out there before I make a real decision, you know what I mean?msbeautifulbasham wrote:Samer, are you still interested in ASU? I thought you were set on UT-K
You can think what you will about the application process but I'll thank you not to foist any of your own sense of cold-heartedness about the subject off on the rest of us.quickquestionthanks wrote: You'd do the same without one iota of consideration for the applicants' feelings.
Does throwing a pile of junk mail and bills at my mailman from across the lawn make me a whiny bitch?quickquestionthanks wrote:AsexualChocolate wrote:Feelings. Nothing more than feelings... Not about feelings friend. It's about the cash. I don't particularly care to, nor can I necessarily afford to, throw away the extra money on more than one school's seat deposit when I've got this giant money pit awaiting me in the next three years (not to mention the upside-down mortgage I'll have to remedy before I go elsewhere). Already threw away a thousand-plus dollars on applications. That was supposed to be the gamble; not the seat deposit because some school wants to pussy-foot their way around handing out rejections and spots on their waitlist. Sure it's just a few hundred bucks, but those few hundred bucks add up quickly (could be my parking pass for the next year). You pay for something (ie the application), you expect to get something in return (a decision within a reasonable amount of time). And, yes, to answer your next question, I am gonna cry about it... Cuz I've got absolutely nothing to do but sit around and pull out my hair about these damned decisions and inefficient programs. I do see reason to get angry and indignant. I ain't no rich fool.quickquestionthanks wrote:I realize that emotions fly high when determining our futures, but seriously, the entire admissions process is such that we are at their mercy. That's the name of the game. I don't see any reason to get angry or indignant for them taking their sweet ass time. You'd do the same without one iota of consideration for the applicants' feelings.
Ah... That felt good. Somebody change the subject already...
^^^proof you do not have to be rich to have entitlement issues
I am not trying to antagonize you, honestly. But Jesus, get over it. You want something from them, so it is going to happen on their schedule. There is a reason they have a deposit system; most people do not get accepted after the deadline and most people go to the school at which they place a deposit. If you get accepted after you deposit elsewhere, is that $250 a worthwhile sunk cost? Is it not a tiny fraction of your investment in law school?
You can either accept what I am saying as mature and levelheaded, or you can call me an asshole, and act like a whining bitch for the rest of your life. My recommendation, learn to take it in stride.I do not mean to single you out. There are a lot of people on here who need an attitude adjustment.
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No but posting about it doeskaya_belly wrote: Does throwing a pile of junk mail and bills at my mailman from across the lawn make me a whiny bitch?
MoS wrote:No but posting about it doeskaya_belly wrote: Does throwing a pile of junk mail and bills at my mailman from across the lawn make me a whiny bitch?I kid, I kid.
I bet they expect their yield to be higher because of the huge boost in rankings, and are worried the may have already accepted too many people. But may sucks because that means you might have to blow a deposit at another school waiting.kaya_belly wrote:MoS wrote:No but posting about it doeskaya_belly wrote: Does throwing a pile of junk mail and bills at my mailman from across the lawn make me a whiny bitch?I kid, I kid.
I'm cool with whiny bitch. That damn mailman had it coming.
In all seriousness though, I don't fault ASU for using their newly acquired fame as a reason for putting question marks like myself on hold. I am, however, frustrated with hearing that "decisions will be out in May" just 24 hours after they were assuring me that the vast majority of decisions would be out on April 15th.
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I really feel for those people still waiting who are up against seat deposit deadlines for other schools. For me, it is either ASU or nothing, so at least I don't have to worry about blowing a deposit elsewhere.MoS wrote:I bet they expect their yield to be higher because of the huge boost in rankings, and are worried the may have already accepted too many people. But may sucks because that means you might have to blow a deposit at another school waiting.kaya_belly wrote:MoS wrote:No but posting about it doeskaya_belly wrote: Does throwing a pile of junk mail and bills at my mailman from across the lawn make me a whiny bitch?I kid, I kid.
I'm cool with whiny bitch. That damn mailman had it coming.
In all seriousness though, I don't fault ASU for using their newly acquired fame as a reason for putting question marks like myself on hold. I am, however, frustrated with hearing that "decisions will be out in May" just 24 hours after they were assuring me that the vast majority of decisions would be out on April 15th.
...And alvin, hate to admit it, but I was actually thinking of a friend who always bitches to me about his cable company when I was writing that rant. Learn their rules and exploit them.
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Do you have a horse in this race? Or are you just a troll? Also, YOU may have paid money for "the chance to apply", but I paid an "application fee" which covered, I thought, the decision process. Can I get a refund? : )skamike wrote:I don't understand why people are getting upset because they haven't been given an answer from ASU yet. If you haven't heard from them yet, your chances of getting accepted are slim. Whether they designate you waitlist or not doesn't change that. We are all smart people here, so why are you guys upset that they haven't given you an official designation. You don't need official word to know you aren't their first choice.
ASU admissions are smart too. They have the majority of their class filled by deadline day. If you haven't heard from them, then it should be plain what the situation is. You aren't entitled to continuous status checks. You pay your money for the chance to apply. You are not in until you are accepted. What happens in between is irrelevant.
i think something we all gain from this type of forum is a virtual community. in this case its nice bc we are all going through the same issues together. so we can share helpful information and experiences.skamike wrote:I don't understand why people are getting upset because they haven't been given an answer from ASU yet. If you haven't heard from them yet, your chances of getting accepted are slim. Whether they designate you waitlist or not doesn't change that. We are all smart people here, so why are you guys upset that they haven't given you an official designation. You don't need official word to know you aren't their first choice.
ASU admissions are smart too. They have the majority of their class filled by deadline day. If you haven't heard from them, then it should be plain what the situation is. You aren't entitled to continuous status checks. You pay your money for the chance to apply. You are not in until you are accepted. What happens in between is irrelevant.
and this, I think, is where the confusion lies. An application fee doesn't mean you are supposed to get updates, status checkers, etc. Yes, it's nice when schools do this, but nowhere does it say that applicants are entitled to one. Even if offered, most status checkers are borderline useless. For most schools, once you are "in/under review", you never hear from them again unless you are waitlisted, rejected, or accepted. What I don't understand is the demand for these pseudo-updates.pugalicious wrote:Do you have a horse in this race? Or are you just a troll? Also, YOU may have paid money for "the chance to apply", but I paid an "application fee" which covered, I thought, the decision process. Can I get a refund? : )skamike wrote:I don't understand why people are getting upset because they haven't been given an answer from ASU yet. If you haven't heard from them yet, your chances of getting accepted are slim. Whether they designate you waitlist or not doesn't change that. We are all smart people here, so why are you guys upset that they haven't given you an official designation. You don't need official word to know you aren't their first choice.
ASU admissions are smart too. They have the majority of their class filled by deadline day. If you haven't heard from them, then it should be plain what the situation is. You aren't entitled to continuous status checks. You pay your money for the chance to apply. You are not in until you are accepted. What happens in between is irrelevant.
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