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- GobiasIndustries
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
According to my USPS stalking, I should have it tomorrow! If any Boston people get theirs today, don't forget to give us all the wonderful details, since I heard that everyone who applied EA gets in. For sure. Get excited (Pear's peeves aside)!
			
			
									
									
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				amassa
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before  02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool. 
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
			
			
									
									
						My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
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				Billy Batts
 
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Mind giving your numbers?amassa wrote:I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before 02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool.
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
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				dakatz
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
And where are you located that you got your letter so fast?chrisokc wrote:Mind giving your numbers?amassa wrote:I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before 02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool.
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
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				mchrop10
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
dakatz wrote:And where are you located that you got your letter so fast?chrisokc wrote:Mind giving your numbers?amassa wrote:I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before 02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool.
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
Also, I thought for EA applicants they are either accepted or denied? I didn't think they would hold/waitlist EA applicants...
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- Veritas
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
The hold might just be due to the December retake.
			
			
									
									
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				Pearalegal
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
Haha, no no no.GobiasIndustries wrote: Get excited (Pear's peeves aside)!
I looooove BC, though after the above I'm worried I'll be put on hold until my December retake.
I just had two frustrating conversations with the admissions office yesterday. I know they were probably stressed, but I was trying to find out legit questions.
- GobiasIndustries
 
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That's probably it, since it's an outstanding piece of info they'll want to consider. No worries, amassa, I'm sure your Dec LSAT will come back great! Thanks for letting us know what you got.Veritas wrote:The hold might just be due to the December retake.
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				smiley
 
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hold?? hold?? what do they mean hold?  i was counting on this decision (one way or another) before xmas.  i have to make a very important life decision (law school now or job) by the beginning of feb, and the line was going to be if i get into bc i can wait out the cycle, and if i don't, i'll have to take the other job.  but now if they don't tell me . . . ahhhhh.
			
			
									
									
						- TheGracchus
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
I called them about this in October. It's different from EA in that it's just early notification. They do everything they do for regular applications, just earlier.mchrop10 wrote: Also, I thought for EA applicants they are either accepted or denied? I didn't think they would hold/waitlist EA applicants...
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				Billy Batts
 
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Numbers??smiley wrote:hold?? hold?? what do they mean hold? i was counting on this decision (one way or another) before xmas. i have to make a very important life decision (law school now or job) by the beginning of feb, and the line was going to be if i get into bc i can wait out the cycle, and if i don't, i'll have to take the other job. but now if they don't tell me . . . ahhhhh.
- GobiasIndustries
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
Did they say that they would defer people to the RD pool, though? My understanding is that that's the only decision that they won't make. So you can get A/WL/R, or possibly put on hold, which I assume is tied to outstanding application info (like amassa's Dec LSAT). It would make sense to me that that just means they want to see this info before they make your decision; it's not a deferral.TheGracchus wrote:I called them about this in October. It's different from EA in that it's just early notification. They do everything they do for regular applications, just earlier.mchrop10 wrote: Also, I thought for EA applicants they are either accepted or denied? I didn't think they would hold/waitlist EA applicants...
But I could be wrong. Just wondering if they mentioned anything on that when you spoke with them.
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				Billy Batts
 
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Nothing in the mail in Oklahoma.
			
			
									
									
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				Burger in a can
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
From their website:
			
			
									
									
						I think that maybe some people (including myself, to be honest) took this to mean that they don't defer/waitlist for EA, but I think all it means is that they do send out rejections to EA applicants.We have a non-binding early notification program. If you submit your application by November 1 and it is completed by November 23, your decision will be mailed on December 15. If your application is denied, it is a final decision and will not be returned to the applicant pool. You have until mid-April to decide whether to accept an offer of admission.
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That's a good point; I never considered that rejections and deferrals weren't mututally exclusive. I think I need to just chill until the mail gets here (hopefully tomorrow). As people receive their decisions we'll obviously have a better sense of what BC is up to.Burger in a can wrote:From their website:
I think that maybe some people (including myself, to be honest) took this to mean that they don't defer/waitlist for EA, but I think all it means is that they do send out rejections to EA applicants.We have a non-binding early notification program. If you submit your application by November 1 and it is completed by November 23, your decision will be mailed on December 15. If your application is denied, it is a final decision and will not be returned to the applicant pool. You have until mid-April to decide whether to accept an offer of admission.
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				Billy Batts
 
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Looks like nothing has changed on LSN.GobiasIndustries wrote:That's a good point; I never considered that rejections and deferrals weren't mututally exclusive. I think I need to just chill until the mail gets here (hopefully tomorrow). As people receive their decisions we'll obviously have a better sense of what BC is up to.Burger in a can wrote:From their website:
I think that maybe some people (including myself, to be honest) took this to mean that they don't defer/waitlist for EA, but I think all it means is that they do send out rejections to EA applicants.We have a non-binding early notification program. If you submit your application by November 1 and it is completed by November 23, your decision will be mailed on December 15. If your application is denied, it is a final decision and will not be returned to the applicant pool. You have until mid-April to decide whether to accept an offer of admission.
- mikcou
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
I retook in December as well. Also just received my letter saying that I was on hold as well.amassa wrote:I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before 02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool.
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
I live just outside of Boston, so mail doesnt take long to get here.
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				tram988
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
Did you take the dec LSAT? what are your stats?mikcou wrote:I retook in December as well. Also just received my letter saying that I was on hold as well.amassa wrote:I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before 02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool.
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
I live just outside of Boston, so mail doesnt take long to get here.
- mikcou
 
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Yes i took the dec LSAT. 3.5/164tram988 wrote:Did you take the dec LSAT? what are your stats?mikcou wrote:I retook in December as well. Also just received my letter saying that I was on hold as well.amassa wrote:I just got my letter. I was put on hold. Final decision before 02/26. Although my LSAT is below their median, I was hoping my softs, ps, and GPA would push me over the finishing line. I guess it doesn't work that way. I retook the Dec LSAT. Hope for a better score and a better chance during the regular application pool.
My best wishes to everyone else on this forum waiting on their news. I'm sure there will plenty of good news to come today.
I live just outside of Boston, so mail doesnt take long to get here.
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				Burger in a can
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
Wow! It's getting tense in here!  Good luck everybody!!!
			
			
									
									
						- kalvano
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
Am I right in being negative?
Does BC have a big GPA whorishness like BU?
My GPA is below their 25th by a bit, but my LSAT is above it.
Goddammit, I want Friday to get here.
			
			
									
									
						Does BC have a big GPA whorishness like BU?
My GPA is below their 25th by a bit, but my LSAT is above it.
Goddammit, I want Friday to get here.
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				smiley
 
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Re: BC Law 2010
i haven't gotten my letter yet, i was just panicking about the possibility of a hold.chrisokc wrote:Numbers??smiley wrote:hold?? hold?? what do they mean hold? i was counting on this decision (one way or another) before xmas. i have to make a very important life decision (law school now or job) by the beginning of feb, and the line was going to be if i get into bc i can wait out the cycle, and if i don't, i'll have to take the other job. but now if they don't tell me . . . ahhhhh.
- Veritas
 
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omg if we are all on hold I'm gonna be disgruntled.
			
			
									
									
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				LiveFree
 
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3.5 GPA, 163 LSAT (captain of the soccer team) - hoping that's enough to push me in!  C'mon BC!
			
			
									
									
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