I support thispragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
because we definitely don't need to take any weekdays off
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I support Pozzo's support.Pozzo wrote:I support thispragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
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@'HLA'hereicomeSmc1994 wrote:I support Pozzo's support.Pozzo wrote:I support thispragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
because we definitely don't need to take any weekdays off
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One post just to say this. Highly suspect.palalc wrote:@'HLA'hereicomeSmc1994 wrote:I support Pozzo's support.Pozzo wrote:I support thispragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
because we definitely don't need to take any weekdays off
H.arvard
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Ya know, a Hamilton reference on twitter would do a lot to confirm the user's cred.
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palalc wrote:@'HLA'hereicomeSmc1994 wrote:I support Pozzo's support.Pozzo wrote:I support thispragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
because we definitely don't need to take any weekdays off
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Flawless logic. This checks out.
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theothercat wrote:I'm still holding onto the tiniest sliver of hope for a JS1. Not expecting one though.ashrice13 wrote:As a fellow JS1 waiter, I don't have much hope of there being another JS1 wave. That seems like a difficult turn around time at this point.jpark86 wrote:If the April 1st deadline holds true, interviews would need to take place early next week, giving the adcom ~2 weeks to process and decide. This means that JS1s, if any, should come out today or Monday at the latest... IMO unless the snow day really pushed things back, then we may have a 2-3 day leewayxandra_v wrote:+2Wellthen wrote:+1ChambanaMan wrote:I still just want my JS1! I'm really hoping there's at least one more JS1 wave.
What do you guys think?
Though, yes, if there was going to be one it would have to be really soon.
can someone go through this thread to count which days JS1 waves have been since Jan this year?
From a previous post, until Jan 4th 2017, we had 11 JS1 waves (http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... s#p9763232)
11/04
11/10
11/14
11/21
11/23
11/28
12/02
12/05
12/14
12/20
01/04
Last year there were 24 JS1 waves until Mar, but there don't seem to have been that many so far.
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1:30 wave today c'monpragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
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YessssssssKateMcKitten wrote:1:30 wave today c'monpragmaticpoet wrote:yo today can still happen come onnn someone stay hopeful with meKinch08 wrote:two wednesdays AND A MONDAYHLAhereicome wrote:This year JS2s been Wednesdays and last one was Feb 22. So Next wave is on March 22 Wednesday. Have a good weekend !
monday wave confirmed
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I think 2:15 would be the ideal time for a wave today (splitting the difference between last year's 3/10-3/11 wave times because it's a combined super mega divine tsunami).
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loooolKinch08 wrote:I think 2:15 would be the ideal time for a wave today (splitting the difference between last year's 3/10-3/11 wave times because it's a combined super mega divine tsunami).
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This feels so much like the lead up to the perilous October gray day.
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does H do several JS1 interviews simultaneously? how many slots they usually do in a day?Kinch08 wrote:Last cycle, there weren't any JS1 waves this late in the year. Of course, you could always go waitlist->JS1->admission.kubakuba wrote:To all the admissions pundits and foretellers - can we reasonably hope at this point for any additional JS1 wave? Since Kat has basically got the confirmation that they will make the final decisions by April 1, it leaves very little room for any additional invitations if you ask me... What do you think?
In years past, I gather that there've been JS1 waves super late in the cycle, and then JS2's given out a week later. So it's possible.
If I were you, I'd hold out hope until tomorrow. After tomorrow, I'd start managing expectations. I think the odds of another JS1 wave with less than 2 weeks until the due date are quite low.
The more realistic hope is that you'll get in off the waitlist; the best estimates we have say that about 1 in 4 people do. Those aren't bad odds, and even if they aren't great odds they're better than the odds of a JS1 next week or later.
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Also seriously, how do people keep discovering how many slots there are/when they are? Is there a secret website I know not of? Enlighten me, o wise ones.appind wrote:does H do several JS1 interviews simultaneously? how many slots they usually do in a day?Kinch08 wrote:Last cycle, there weren't any JS1 waves this late in the year. Of course, you could always go waitlist->JS1->admission.kubakuba wrote:To all the admissions pundits and foretellers - can we reasonably hope at this point for any additional JS1 wave? Since Kat has basically got the confirmation that they will make the final decisions by April 1, it leaves very little room for any additional invitations if you ask me... What do you think?
In years past, I gather that there've been JS1 waves super late in the cycle, and then JS2's given out a week later. So it's possible.
If I were you, I'd hold out hope until tomorrow. After tomorrow, I'd start managing expectations. I think the odds of another JS1 wave with less than 2 weeks until the due date are quite low.
The more realistic hope is that you'll get in off the waitlist; the best estimates we have say that about 1 in 4 people do. Those aren't bad odds, and even if they aren't great odds they're better than the odds of a JS1 next week or later.
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If you've been invited to interview you can access the calendar where you schedule one, even if your interview is complete. The calendar shows which time slots are still available or which days they're holding interviews but the slots are full.cmkk13 wrote:Also seriously, how do people keep discovering how many slots there are/when they are? Is there a secret website I know not of? Enlighten me, o wise ones.appind wrote:does H do several JS1 interviews simultaneously? how many slots they usually do in a day?Kinch08 wrote:Last cycle, there weren't any JS1 waves this late in the year. Of course, you could always go waitlist->JS1->admission.kubakuba wrote:To all the admissions pundits and foretellers - can we reasonably hope at this point for any additional JS1 wave? Since Kat has basically got the confirmation that they will make the final decisions by April 1, it leaves very little room for any additional invitations if you ask me... What do you think?
In years past, I gather that there've been JS1 waves super late in the cycle, and then JS2's given out a week later. So it's possible.
If I were you, I'd hold out hope until tomorrow. After tomorrow, I'd start managing expectations. I think the odds of another JS1 wave with less than 2 weeks until the due date are quite low.
The more realistic hope is that you'll get in off the waitlist; the best estimates we have say that about 1 in 4 people do. Those aren't bad odds, and even if they aren't great odds they're better than the odds of a JS1 next week or later.
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Thank you for satisfying my curiosity!Anon.y.mousse. wrote:If you've been invited to interview you can access the calendar where you schedule one, even if your interview is complete. The calendar shows which time slots are still available or which days they're holding interviews but the slots are full.cmkk13 wrote:Also seriously, how do people keep discovering how many slots there are/when they are? Is there a secret website I know not of? Enlighten me, o wise ones.appind wrote: does H do several JS1 interviews simultaneously? how many slots they usually do in a day?
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so I'm guessing once you've interviewed you lose access to that Calendar?
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Nope! Link still works for me.SybillAnnDorsett wrote:so I'm guessing once you've interviewed you lose access to that Calendar?
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so y'all can open that up and pretty much check when JS1s become available?Anon.y.mousse. wrote:Nope! Link still works for me.SybillAnnDorsett wrote:so I'm guessing once you've interviewed you lose access to that Calendar?



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yeah but my guess is that they post them literally as the email invitations are going out because right now there's nothing on the calendar at all!SybillAnnDorsett wrote:so y'all can open that up and pretty much check when JS1s become available?Anon.y.mousse. wrote:Nope! Link still works for me.SybillAnnDorsett wrote:so I'm guessing once you've interviewed you lose access to that Calendar?
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I see. Well, I don't expect you to check that calendar too often, but Sybill may slide into the PMs next week to request that you take a quick peek.Anon.y.mousse. wrote:
you've been warned.
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SybillAnnDorsett wrote:I see. Well, I don't expect you to check that calendar too often, but Sybill may slide into the PMs next week to request that you take a quick peek.Anon.y.mousse. wrote:
you've been warned.

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We need a new anxiety-fueled poll. Who is willing to take over the OP? Anyone?
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7 minutes till it starts???KateMcKitten wrote:We need a new anxiety-fueled poll. Who is willing to take over the OP? Anyone?
Ye ye ye?

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It's officially over. If they were gonna make some decisions they would have at least announced it on their twitter. Today is not the day. I am sorry I let everyone down with my predictions. Ann Taylor roll through da cribo.
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