Indiana University C/O 2018 Applicants Forum

[ashleyrama]

Hi, I received your private message. But you have private messages turned off on your account so I couldnt respond.[/quote]

Ah sorry all fixed!

[Username123]

Decision made on status checker today. I know they release decisions via mail, but I travel for work a lot and not sure if I will be home over the next two weeks. Think it would be alright to call and ask what the decision is?

[eliotb]

Is anyone else still under review? I didn't apply Early Decision but my application was complete back in October. Wondering if I should start getting nervous or not...

[Username123]

Accepted!

[megs2015]

Is anyone else still under review? I didn't apply Early Decision but my application was complete back in October. Wondering if I should start getting nervous or not...

Not ED, still under review as of 11/4. Submitted around October 28th I believe. The header says the bulk of decisions are made in Jan/Feb/March but I feel like something should be coming soon. Hopefully.

[pcph]

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[Jumpman42]

Accepted with full tuition scholarship. Never been to Bloomington but might need to give it a look.

[pcph]

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[ashleyrama]

Decision made as of today! Applied 12/22, can't wait to hear what the decision was! :)

[PhilipBanks]

Accepted with full tuition scholarship. Never been to Bloomington but might need to give it a look.

Congrats! Just submitted my app moments ago.
Would you mind PM'ing stats Jumpman?

[ashleyrama]

Just want to let you know, my numbers are right below yours and I got in with $ (but I am in-state). Good luck! :D[/quote]

Thank you! A decision was just made 1/12 now I wait for a letter! :)

[Karamazov]

My application has been in review for a few weeks now. Indiana is my top choice, hopefully things will work out.
Congrats to those of you who heard. What do you think my chances are with a 3.3 GPA and a 164 LSAT?

[kilmulet]

Thank you! A decision was just made 1/12 now I wait for a letter!

Same for me.

[NonTradLawHopeful]

My application has been in review for a few weeks now. Indiana is my top choice, hopefully things will work out.
Congrats to those of you who heard. What do you think my chances are with a 3.3 GPA and a 164 LSAT?

Based off Law School Numbers, pretty good.

[pcph]

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[rebecker]

Decision made 1/12; anxiously awaiting a letter!

[Karamazov]

Congrats to everyone that heard this week. I applied on the 1st, right after I got my LSAT score back. Hopefully sometime in the next few weeks I'll find out!

[ashleyrama]

Decision made 1/12; anxiously awaiting a letter!

Same here! Best of luck!

[rebecker]

Decision made 1/12; anxiously awaiting a letter!

Same here! Best of luck!

My mail is sent to my home address even when I'm at school (since my apartment building has a lot of stolen mail) and my dad is traveling this week so I couldn't bear to wait anymore.
Called the admissions office and they were lovely! Got accepted and will be receiving scholarship info in the mail.
Best of luck to you too!

[pcph]

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[kilmulet]

Accepted by mail. In-state delivery.

[Username123]

Got my acceptance letter in the mail with a nice handwritten note from Assistant Dean Frank Motley.

In-state tuition equalizer + $1,500 annual stipend and an additional $75,000. Good academic standing stip.

Definitely visiting soon. So excited! What a wonderful acceptance letter.

[smile0751]

Got my acceptance letter in the mail with a nice handwritten note from Assistant Dean Frank Motley.

In-state tuition equalizer + $1,500 annual stipend and an additional $75,000. Good academic standing stip.

Definitely visiting soon. So excited! What a wonderful acceptance letter.

Wow, so you got over full-tuition?

[ashleyrama]

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[Username123]

Got my acceptance letter in the mail with a nice handwritten note from Assistant Dean Frank Motley.

In-state tuition equalizer + $1,500 annual stipend and an additional $75,000. Good academic standing stip.

Definitely visiting soon. So excited! What a wonderful acceptance letter.

Wow, so you got over full-tuition?

I don't think so. I'm not sure how to calculate it. The 75K is awarded based on my non-resident status, but that is in addition to getting an in-state tuition fellowship (equalizer), which also includes a yearly $1,500 stipend.