for no particular reason but to be able to say "I totally predicted this in EARLY AUGUST" on the off chance I'm right

+1 to the bolded.malleus discentium wrote:Good luck to everyone this cycle!
(I am very glad to see JSW won out and will be made official by virtue of this thread, btw)
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I was about to type all of this, almost exactly verbatim, but my numbers twin from last cycle beat me to it.The-Specs wrote:I can't believe this thread has already started. Has been a year?!? Good luck everyone, as this time last year I could only have dreamed of getting into HLS. Keep hope alive!
I'm sure that's what they've been doing for years.sneakyleo wrote:Checking in with this little tidbit: from lurking on posts from last year, it was rumored that HLS admissions staff had mentioned at various events that they were taking the highest LSAT, but the website still said "all scores and their average will be reported and considered." They recently updated their website for this cycle, and now the FAQ reads: "The LSAT need be taken only once. If you take the test more than once, all scores will be received but we will use the highest score in our evaluation."
Woo!
Yeah- i don't think any schools can afford to average anymore. Even though NYU's site still says they average...Winston1984 wrote:I'm sure that's what they've been doing for years.sneakyleo wrote:Checking in with this little tidbit: from lurking on posts from last year, it was rumored that HLS admissions staff had mentioned at various events that they were taking the highest LSAT, but the website still said "all scores and their average will be reported and considered." They recently updated their website for this cycle, and now the FAQ reads: "The LSAT need be taken only once. If you take the test more than once, all scores will be received but we will use the highest score in our evaluation."
Woo!
They're only required to report the highest LSAT, and that's all that matters, no matter what they say.sneakyleo wrote:Checking in with this little tidbit: from lurking on posts from last year, it was rumored that HLS admissions staff had mentioned at various events that they were taking the highest LSAT, but the website still said "all scores and their average will be reported and considered." They recently updated their website for this cycle, and now the FAQ reads: "The LSAT need be taken only once. If you take the test more than once, all scores will be received but we will use the highest score in our evaluation."
Woo!
If/when y'all get in, be prepared for everyone you know to start calling you Harvard and to begin ridiculing every dumb thing you do with "I thought you went to Harvard?!" It's a lot of funxylocarp wrote:LJL at the poll. The truth comes out!
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CyanIdes Of March wrote:If/when y'all get in, be prepared for everyone you know to start calling you Harvard and to begin ridiculing every dumb thing you do with "I thought you went to Harvard?!" It's a lot of funxylocarp wrote:LJL at the poll. The truth comes out!.
I thought it was pretty interesting actually, the resultseverything_bagel wrote:I guess my poll suggestion wasn't very useful. Anyone interested in sharing why the preftige?
Haha agreed!xylocarp wrote:I thought it was pretty interesting actually, the resultseverything_bagel wrote:I guess my poll suggestion wasn't very useful. Anyone interested in sharing why the preftige?
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Similar. Spivey said maybe like 2012-130 with a larger drop in applicants than last year thopylon wrote:Good luck to all!
I know it's early, but any speculation on how this cycle might compare to last?
Thank you, that's promising!james.bungles wrote:Similar. Spivey said maybe like 2012-130 with a larger drop in applicants than last year thopylon wrote:Good luck to all!
I know it's early, but any speculation on how this cycle might compare to last?
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We'll get a rough indication of how HYS/T6 have continued to fare once the medians for the current cycle are released.foles wrote:Does that extend to YHS/T6 though? Or just for law schools in general. I remember reading somewhere that the outlook for top tier schools is getting betterjames.bungles wrote:Similar. Spivey said maybe like 2012-130 with a larger drop in applicants than last year thopylon wrote:Good luck to all!
I know it's early, but any speculation on how this cycle might compare to last?![]()
+1. Got in last cycle. Deferred admission to keep working. Happy to answer any questions!HorseThief wrote:+1. Good luck all. Don't stress out too much. And pm/post here if you have questions.The-Specs wrote:I can't believe this thread has already started. Has been a year?!? Good luck everyone, as this time last year I could only have dreamed of getting into HLS. Keep hope alive! Feel free to PM me if you have any questions. I don't know how fast I will be able to get back to you but I am happy to do what I can. HERE. WE. GO!
pylon wrote:We'll get a rough indication of how HYS/T6 have continued to fare once the medians for the current cycle are released.foles wrote:Does that extend to YHS/T6 though? Or just for law schools in general. I remember reading somewhere that the outlook for top tier schools is getting betterjames.bungles wrote:Similar. Spivey said maybe like 2012-130 with a larger drop in applicants than last year thopylon wrote:Good luck to all!
I know it's early, but any speculation on how this cycle might compare to last?![]()
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