Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014) Forum
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Miss, I've seen your numbers and I've seen mine... Unless JSDone counts, in which case MAYBE but probably not still.bbkk wrote: Oh don't worry, I'm surely gonna stay longer than you two! I just submitted my app today!
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
All right... we have to get a fire before sun down tomorrow.. Tonight is a wash but without clean water we can never survive.chneyo wrote:
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Interinstitutional grade counted into lsads GPA?
I took one course from other institution near our school, which is under the consortium.
The course grade appears on my own school's transcript and was wondering if that factors into the lsac gpa!
I took one course from other institution near our school, which is under the consortium.
The course grade appears on my own school's transcript and was wondering if that factors into the lsac gpa!
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Not the right spot for this question, but likely yes.hwannabe1234 wrote:Interinstitutional grade counted into lsads GPA?
I took one course from other institution near our school, which is under the consortium.
The course grade appears on my own school's transcript and was wondering if that factors into the lsac gpa!
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Thanks a lot!!phillywc wrote:Not the right spot for this question, but likely yes.hwannabe1234 wrote:Interinstitutional grade counted into lsads GPA?
I took one course from other institution near our school, which is under the consortium.
The course grade appears on my own school's transcript and was wondering if that factors into the lsac gpa!
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Sorry if this is a redundant question but i can't find the last year's wave schedule.
I think i saw it somewhere in this thread.. does anyone have it?
When do u think will the next JS1 waves come??
I think i saw it somewhere in this thread.. does anyone have it?
When do u think will the next JS1 waves come??
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
JS1s are more common.. there was a big batch today but they are more frequent in general.sandclock wrote:Sorry if this is a redundant question but i can't find the last year's wave schedule.
I think i saw it somewhere in this thread.. does anyone have it?
When do u think will the next JS1 waves come??
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
There have been 65 business days since the first JS1 came (I didn't subtract holidays, so this number should really be even smaller), and 45 days where we saw JS1's. So you're looking at a nearly 70% chance that at least one JS1 will be sent out on any given day. If you subtract for the holidays this percentage would be even higher.sandclock wrote:Sorry if this is a redundant question but i can't find the last year's wave schedule.
I think i saw it somewhere in this thread.. does anyone have it?
When do u think will the next JS1 waves come??
This is just to echo philly's comments that JS1's come out fairly regularly and they aren't "wavy" like JS2's.
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Rise and shine. New day of probably not getting to PAHK THE CAH IN HAHVAHD YAHD!
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Think about it this way guys, every day that passes gets us closer to some sort of decision
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
I was thinking about sending an optional diversity statement; I have already sent out my application and now cannot seem to find any info on a diversity statement on the Harvard website. I am mainly wondering whether I should title it diversity statement or optional essay. I don't remember what the app asked.
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Oh my.UserNameHere wrote:Rise and shine. New day of probably not getting to PAHK THE CAH IN HAHVAHD YAHD!
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Is it just me, or have the TTT emails really started heating up just as we are on edge expecting JSNo emails to come in? 

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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
You can still enter your application in LSAC. Check thereTheopliske8711 wrote:I was thinking about sending an optional diversity statement; I have already sent out my application and now cannot seem to find any info on a diversity statement on the Harvard website. I am mainly wondering whether I should title it diversity statement or optional essay. I don't remember what the app asked.
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
I'm personally fond of JSNone as the word usage.lawschool22 wrote:Is it just me, or have the TTT emails really started heating up just as we are on edge expecting JSNo emails to come in?
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
I don't suppose you asked when she's making JS2sNooblarzlarz wrote:Just had JS1. Amazingly nice lady. Would interview again

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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Sadly no. Next time I'll remember to do that.barrelofmonkeys wrote:I don't suppose you asked when she's making JS2sNooblarzlarz wrote:Just had JS1. Amazingly nice lady. Would interview again
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
I just like JSNo because I can type it fasterphillywc wrote:I'm personally fond of JSNone as the word usage.lawschool22 wrote:Is it just me, or have the TTT emails really started heating up just as we are on edge expecting JSNo emails to come in?

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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Could JSNo mean "received JS1, no JS2" and JSNone mean "did not receive JS1" here? Or should there be no special distinction for "did not receive JS1?"lawschool22 wrote:I just like JSNo because I can type it fasterphillywc wrote:I'm personally fond of JSNone as the word usage.lawschool22 wrote:Is it just me, or have the TTT emails really started heating up just as we are on edge expecting JSNo emails to come in?.
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
Or JSNo can mean ding after JS1, while ding will stay as No JS1, denied.Chooch51 wrote:Could JSNo mean "received JS1, no JS2" and JSNone mean "did not receive JS1" here? Or should there be no special distinction for "did not receive JS1?"lawschool22 wrote:I just like JSNo because I can type it fasterphillywc wrote:I'm personally fond of JSNone as the word usage.lawschool22 wrote:Is it just me, or have the TTT emails really started heating up just as we are on edge expecting JSNo emails to come in?.
Also, everytime I get a new e-mail I get scared
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
I like this distinctionChooch51 wrote:Could JSNo mean "received JS1, no JS2" and JSNone mean "did not receive JS1" here? Or should there be no special distinction for "did not receive JS1?"lawschool22 wrote:I just like JSNo because I can type it fasterphillywc wrote:I'm personally fond of JSNone as the word usage.lawschool22 wrote:Is it just me, or have the TTT emails really started heating up just as we are on edge expecting JSNo emails to come in?.
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
What if JS had a rubber stamp that said "JSNO!" on it.
That's cool and all JS, but please don't use it on my app...
That's cool and all JS, but please don't use it on my app...
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Re: Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014)
This is old (from the late spring), but I hadn't seen it before. Interesting, even though it only applies to Harvard College students: http://blog.accepted.com/2013/05/28/har ... n-program/
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