Harvard, C/O 2017, Applicants Thread (2013-2014) Forum

[Gary]

¿ tomorrow ?

My new theory, especially since we seem overdue, is that JS is monitoring this thread, and she puts off JS2s whenever we predict a day

Whoever predicted Thursday a few days ago looks like they may have made a good guess, otherwise it will be very surprising how long we have waited since the last round of calls.

I'm not that surprised. I said a while back that they were probably going to wait longer than normal, because they wanted to see how the applicants were shaping up. My theory was they were a little disappointed with what they had seen so far, and would wait until more December people applied. Then they extended the application deadline, which made me believe this even more. Lots of people disagreed with my theory though FWIW We still won't ever know "why" they're taking longer, but that's my guess anyway.

Based on your theory ls22, how long do you think they're going to put off new acceptances?

[Pneumonia]

I don't understand why JSJK doesn't have more votes. Classic.

+1 it is clearly the best candidate

[Mort_the_Tort]

i agree with LS22's analysis above

this year's applicant pool is very interesting, with fewer applicants, fewer high-scorers, almost an exodus from law to other fields of graduate/professional study or direct work

i agree with the sentiment that they're waiting a bit longer to see who else applies in the December LSAT test-taker wave and will grant those individuals JS1's and those individuals will be evaluated against those with December JS1's who are still waiting

[nothingtosee]

What's the shortest js1-->js2 turnaround so far?

[Kimikho]

I don't understand why JSJK doesn't have more votes. Classic.

[lawschool22]

¿ tomorrow ?

My new theory, especially since we seem overdue, is that JS is monitoring this thread, and she puts off JS2s whenever we predict a day

Whoever predicted Thursday a few days ago looks like they may have made a good guess, otherwise it will be very surprising how long we have waited since the last round of calls.

I'm not that surprised. I said a while back that they were probably going to wait longer than normal, because they wanted to see how the applicants were shaping up. My theory was they were a little disappointed with what they had seen so far, and would wait until more December people applied. Then they extended the application deadline, which made me believe this even more. Lots of people disagreed with my theory though FWIW We still won't ever know "why" they're taking longer, but that's my guess anyway.

Based on your theory ls22, how long do you think they're going to put off new acceptances?

Haha no idea, because my theory is based on not a whole lot of data (though there is some). But based on some other info I have, I don't think they're going to go that far into February. Also, there should be a nice chunk of December applicants who will be having JS1's soon that will probably be lumped into the next couple waves. So we could see a lot of decisions in the next week or two.

[drawstring]

I won't hurt your medians JS........

[Mort_the_Tort]

so in short, it means we won't hear anything perhaps until the end of January, or perhaps, worst case, even right up until Feb scores come out and a new "wave" of applicants emerges

[patfeeney]

I won't hurt your medians JS........

...

I won't hurt both of your medians JS........

Now this applies to my own case.

[lawschool22]

so in short, it means we won't hear anything perhaps until the end of January, or perhaps, worst case, even right up until Feb scores come out and a new "wave" of applicants emerges

I still feel like we will see some JS2's before the weekend.

[Mort_the_Tort]

¿ tomorrow ?

[wtrc]

JsMaybe has made such an overnight comeback!!

We might have a runoff round between 2 or even 3, depending on when decisions start.

[edwardt1988]

Well, everyday without a JSNo or JSJk I'm happy, sooo yea. Also, not sure we can say that they are late with January JS2s. The past 2 years they came around Mid January, and this year the way the holiday fell right in the middle of the week it may have pushed those dates back a bit.

[xmbeckham]

Hi I'm new here. Submitted on 12/20 and went complete on 1/13. How long do people typically wait before they get the interview invite? How many have been admitted so far?

[nothingtosee]

Hi I'm new here. Submitted on 12/20 and went complete on 1/13. How long do people typically wait before they get the interview invite? How many have been admitted so far?

Put your data in here and look around.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... sp=sharing

It answers a lot of your questions.

[residentemma]

What's the shortest js1-->js2 turnaround so far?

According to the spreadsheet I think 8 days... if onlyyy

[politics89]

Ugh I just tried to edit my data on the spreadsheet and the two people above me's got messed up because work only lets us use IE. Does someone know how to fix it?

Sorry guys

[nothingtosee]

What's the shortest js1-->js2 turnaround so far?

According to the spreadsheet I think 8 days... if onlyyy

Well then maybe JS2's can hold off for a week or two

[MrMileyCyrus]

I am considering buying this.

[bbkk]

I am considering buying this.

[residentemma]

What's the shortest js1-->js2 turnaround so far?

According to the spreadsheet I think 8 days... if onlyyy

Well then maybe JS2's can hold off for a week or two

I have the same thought JS1 on 1/10

[mirroroferised7]

¿ tomorrow ?

My new theory, especially since we seem overdue, is that JS is monitoring this thread, and she puts off JS2s whenever we predict a day

Whoever predicted Thursday a few days ago looks like they may have made a good guess, otherwise it will be very surprising how long we have waited since the last round of calls.

I'm not that surprised. I said a while back that they were probably going to wait longer than normal, because they wanted to see how the applicants were shaping up. My theory was they were a little disappointed with what they had seen so far, and would wait until more December people applied. Then they extended the application deadline, which made me believe this even more. Lots of people disagreed with my theory though FWIW We still won't ever know "why" they're taking longer, but that's my guess anyway.

TITCR

[drawstring]

JSMaybe for the win btw.

[lawschool22]

JSMaybe for the win btw.

but dat haz too many letterz

[drawstring]

but it's so fitting