robin600 wrote:sckon wtf, we had this settled I get your full ride AND you give me a pack of red sweedish fish!sckon wrote:Me and my full ride just withdrew. It will go to the highest bidder. Let the bidding start at $5 and a pack of skittles.
PS- ND official now?
Very cool, maybe I'll see you there this fall if I can get off the WL!sckon wrote:robin600 wrote:sckon wtf, we had this settled I get your full ride AND you give me a pack of red sweedish fish!sckon wrote:Me and my full ride just withdrew. It will go to the highest bidder. Let the bidding start at $5 and a pack of skittles.
PS- ND official now?
Alright....make it two packs and we got a deal.
ND is official.
You might want to consider sending a LOCI. I've read on other threads that sometimes it can help.MarkRenton wrote:Has anyone who was held done anything like additional submit documents etc?
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Have you wrote a why Iowa or diversity statement yet, if not I'd recommend it!MarkRenton wrote:Has anyone who was held done anything like additional submit documents etc?
URM status pretty much explains this one. Most people (such as myself) will just have to continue waiting (im)patiently.tsub wrote:In today via e-mail. 158/3.65 so there's hope for others!
gatorlion wrote:URM status pretty much explains this one. Most people (such as myself) will just have to continue waiting (im)patiently.tsub wrote:In today via e-mail. 158/3.65 so there's hope for others!
You might be URM in Iowa, but I am guessing you just had a good overall application. Congratstsub wrote:gatorlion wrote:URM status pretty much explains this one. Most people (such as myself) will just have to continue waiting (im)patiently.tsub wrote:In today via e-mail. 158/3.65 so there's hope for others!
I'm not a URM. I'm Asian, so if anything I'm an ORM.
Baylan wrote:robin600 wrote: Nothing tops MSU's party scene. Nothing, but Iowa is a close second...if you define close liberally
Amen. I would say that it is likely there are other University's with a better party scene, but I think you'd be hard pressed to find one in the Big10, or the Midwest.
Nothing tops MSU's party scene. Nothing, but Iowa is a close second...if you define close liberally[/quote]robin600 wrote: It is the best of any Big Ten school, and probably one of the best in the nation. That is, if you like to drink. Every one of my friends who goes there absolutely loves it though.
Madison?[/quote]JCougar wrote:Nothing tops MSU's party scene. Nothing, but Iowa is a close second...if you define close liberallyrobin600 wrote: It is the best of any Big Ten school, and probably one of the best in the nation. That is, if you like to drink. Every one of my friends who goes there absolutely loves it though.
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The average IQ of MSU students is probably about 30 points lower too...robin600 wrote:Not even close....I actually did a case study of the haloween party week arrests at Madison compared to MSU. Madison has more MIPs, but MSU has more arson, felony theft, crazy naked crimes (sexual misconduct, peeing in public etc...), oh and of course DUIs.JCougar wrote:Madison?robin600 wrote: It is the best of any Big Ten school, and probably one of the best in the nation. That is, if you like to drink. Every one of my friends who goes there absolutely loves it though.
Nothing tops MSU's party scene. Nothing, but Iowa is a close second...if you define close liberally
I'm not an MSU student, and that hurt, lol. Is MSU really that big a party school?Panther7 wrote:The average IQ of MSU students is probably about 30 points lower too...robin600 wrote:Not even close....I actually did a case study of the haloween party week arrests at Madison compared to MSU. Madison has more MIPs, but MSU has more arson, felony theft, crazy naked crimes (sexual misconduct, peeing in public etc...), oh and of course DUIs.JCougar wrote:Madison?robin600 wrote: It is the best of any Big Ten school, and probably one of the best in the nation. That is, if you like to drink. Every one of my friends who goes there absolutely loves it though.
Nothing tops MSU's party scene. Nothing, but Iowa is a close second...if you define close liberally
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If I remember correctly, ISIS kept me as In Progress until I received the acceptance email. I never received any indication that my file was complete (other than seeing the "in progress" and assuming that meant that I was, in fact, complete).traehekat wrote:Admission Decision: In Progress
Can anyone help me out here? I'm not sure where I am in the decision process.
Sent 1/4.
ISIS password/username 1/13.
I have been In Progress since the first time I logged in.
Received email 1/22.
I'm not even complete yet, then, am I?
Me too. It said I wrote an excellent PSextempore88 wrote:My acceptance letter had a handwritten post script complimenting my personal statementDid anyone else get handwritten comments on their application? What did it say?
+1extempore88 wrote:My acceptance letter had a handwritten post script complimenting my personal statement
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I hope to get this note !!!thepcv wrote:+1extempore88 wrote:My acceptance letter had a handwritten post script complimenting my personal statement
Collins Byrd wrote on my letter that I'll enjoy their International Human Rights Research Center and their Citizen Lawyer Program.
I've been in email correspondence with an Iowa Law alum. One of the questions I asked him was specifically about that. Here's what he said:tsub wrote:Has anybody heard anything about how competitive the atmosphere is at Iowa? The only stuff I know is what I've read on Princeton Review and bits and pieces from TLS Forums. I want to go to school where there is competition but not necessarily a high degree of cutthroat competition.
The general impression I get is that it is competitive, but the competition isn't overbearing. That's pretty much what every profile says on this web site. Any current students want to throw in their two cents?
Actually, my correspondence with this guy in general has really increased my interest in Iowa.In my experience, law students tend to be a quite competitive group (to put it mildly), but I found that competiveness in my Iowa classmates to be expressed mostly as healthy and good-natured competition that simply pushed each of us to do our very best. There was quite a bit of camaraderie and most of the competitiveness was in that spirit. We readily shared notes, outlines, horn books, etc.
Snwboarder78 wrote:Can you get RA positions outside of the law school as well? I know a few people at Wisconsin that do something like that to receive stipends and tuition payment for law school.
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