NYU 2010 Forum
- Saya
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Then take me! Take me! I can help. And here I thought I could forget about apps for the next week and focus on finals.
- BaiAilian2013
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I know right!! Apparently they're not so concerned with their LSAT median!
- Lieut Kaffee
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No way NYU does a 180 and becomes Berkeley in one year. I have to assume they are doing it in waves. The lower GPAs will come.BaiAilian2013 wrote:I know right!! Apparently they're not so concerned with their LSAT median!
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So how does it feel knowing you don't help NYU's ranking anymore than a 174 applicant?BaiAilian2013 wrote:I know right!! Apparently they're not so concerned with their LSAT median!

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Re: NYU 2010
+1. any thoughts?snap44 wrote:congrats!
if one submitted late october, but never received a complete email (although got a received app email) does that mean the app may not yet be under review?
(plz dont say thats necessarily the case)
- Saya
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Well... in the complete email, it says, "Your application for admission to the J.D. program at NYU School of Law is complete and has been sent to the Committee on Admissions for review." Then again, I never received the app received email. So maybe it's possible to be under review.amidea wrote:+1. any thoughts?snap44 wrote:congrats!
if one submitted late october, but never received a complete email (although got a received app email) does that mean the app may not yet be under review?
(plz dont say thats necessarily the case)
Actually, if your application is complete, it'll probably go under review. Maybe you just didn't get the email.
- Lieut Kaffee
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I don't know if this has been pointed out yet, but of the several people on LSN who have now been accepted, one is from the 11/25 batch of completion emails. This pertains to me and someone else I saw ask this question above.
http://lawschoolnumbers.com/novavillecuse
http://lawschoolnumbers.com/novavillecuse
- jdcballer
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Just got in to NYU! Shocked...I was not ED and have no idea how I slipped in the back door so early. They really must be working on raising that GPA. Good luck all - watch out for the purple envelope!
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I feel like NYU and Berkeley changed clothes this year so far.LieutKaffee wrote:No way NYU does a 180 and becomes Berkeley in one year. I have to assume they are doing it in waves. The lower GPAs will come.BaiAilian2013 wrote:I know right!! Apparently they're not so concerned with their LSAT median!

- Lieut Kaffee
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Is there some funkiness going on in the Berk thread with low GPAs/high LSATs?managamy wrote:
I feel like NYU and Berkeley changed clothes this year so far.
- CardinalRules
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Yes, the first group of admitted students who reported on LSN were clustered more around high LSATs than usual. Do you see what I mean?LieutKaffee wrote:Is there some funkiness going on in the Berk thread with low GPAs/high LSATs?managamy wrote:
I feel like NYU and Berkeley changed clothes this year so far.
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Well, there are two possibilities:managamy wrote:Yes, the first group of admitted students who reported on LSN were clustered more around high LSATs than usual. Do you see what I mean?LieutKaffee wrote:Is there some funkiness going on in the Berk thread with low GPAs/high LSATs?managamy wrote:
I feel like NYU and Berkeley changed clothes this year so far.
1. Two top-6 schools decided in the same year to completely flip-flop their admissions philosophy without warning anyone, or...
2. Top schools like to focus on their weaknesses in the first few days of acceptances.
Fortunately, I think we can safely say #2 makes more sense, so I can stop freaking out that 3.62 is now below NYU's threshold. I see on LSN that some lower LSATs have definitely started to filter in at Berkeley.
I am surprised that in my weeks of research and conversations around here, no one had any insight that schools may break character for the first few days. Seems like it's something that would have happened in last year's threads too.
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puppins wrote:See, there you go again. "Can't you little people be happy with the acceptances you've got? Surely, for someone like you, that represents a good cycle." Well. It may be a foreign concept for you, but some people applied to safeties. Some people applied to schools they can't afford to go to, based on both costs and low job prospects from said schools, without considerable financial aid. So, not that it's any of your business, but as of right now I have no idea if I'll be going to law school next year. And I'm not bitter; you're just annoying.managamy wrote:
You're not one of those people, judging from the good cycle that you've reported on your LSN profile, so it's hard for me to understand why you are the most bitter. Although I appreciate your eloquence, can't you be at all happy over your Duke and Georgetown acceptances?

- catwoman
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This thread is hilarious.hopefulundergrad wrote:puppins wrote:See, there you go again. "Can't you little people be happy with the acceptances you've got? Surely, for someone like you, that represents a good cycle." Well. It may be a foreign concept for you, but some people applied to safeties. Some people applied to schools they can't afford to go to, based on both costs and low job prospects from said schools, without considerable financial aid. So, not that it's any of your business, but as of right now I have no idea if I'll be going to law school next year. And I'm not bitter; you're just annoying.managamy wrote:
You're not one of those people, judging from the good cycle that you've reported on your LSN profile, so it's hard for me to understand why you are the most bitter. Although I appreciate your eloquence, can't you be at all happy over your Duke and Georgetown acceptances?
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I assume those who do not submit scholarship essays will have no chance getting any money from NYU. Am I correct guys?
Does NYU have any scholarship program that requires no separate application?
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Does NYU have any scholarship program that requires no separate application?
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I'm predicting a big ol' no, but I also didn't expect to get in. NYU was hit pretty hard by Madoff.laolbjob wrote:I assume those who do not submit scholarship essays will have no chance getting any money from NYU. Am I correct guys?
Anyone know if you can retroactively apply for merit scholarships?
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I think so.Kretzy wrote:I'm predicting a big ol' no, but I also didn't expect to get in. NYU was hit pretty hard by Madoff.laolbjob wrote:I assume those who do not submit scholarship essays will have no chance getting any money from NYU. Am I correct guys?
Anyone know if you can retroactively apply for merit scholarships?
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Have any accepted students been able to log on to the accepted student website?
- moonshine
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i can't, i don't think it is up and running just yet...js87 wrote:Have any accepted students been able to log on to the accepted student website?
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I was under the impression that NYU also gives merit scholarships that you don't have to apply for... something like a dean's scholarship? The ones you can apply for are pretty specific in what they're looking for from applicants.Kretzy wrote:I'm predicting a big ol' no, but I also didn't expect to get in. NYU was hit pretty hard by Madoff.laolbjob wrote:I assume those who do not submit scholarship essays will have no chance getting any money from NYU. Am I correct guys?
Anyone know if you can retroactively apply for merit scholarships?
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- gahthelaw
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So I'm on the train on my way to my parents' house right now thinking about this dream I had last night where my parents got the nyu letter but bc they know how much I want it, they were waiting to give it to me in person. Even though I know they don't have that much patience I'm still kind of holding out hope for the next 45 minutes or so.
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Maggie, can you log into the admitted students site?maggiebre wrote:I was under the impression that NYU also gives merit scholarships that you don't have to apply for... something like a dean's scholarship? The ones you can apply for are pretty specific in what they're looking for from applicants.Kretzy wrote:I'm predicting a big ol' no, but I also didn't expect to get in. NYU was hit pretty hard by Madoff.laolbjob wrote:I assume those who do not submit scholarship essays will have no chance getting any money from NYU. Am I correct guys?
Anyone know if you can retroactively apply for merit scholarships?
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+1. At least, I hope they have more general merit scholarships.maggiebre wrote:I was under the impression that NYU also gives merit scholarships that you don't have to apply for... something like a dean's scholarship? The ones you can apply for are pretty specific in what they're looking for from applicants.Kretzy wrote:I'm predicting a big ol' no, but I also didn't expect to get in. NYU was hit pretty hard by Madoff.laolbjob wrote:I assume those who do not submit scholarship essays will have no chance getting any money from NYU. Am I correct guys?
Anyone know if you can retroactively apply for merit scholarships?
I emailed the admissions office a few weeks ago regarding submitting scholarship applications after applying, and they told me I could just mail in an updated scholarship page (I think page 4?) from the application and my essays, and I would be considered as long as they got it by Jan 1. I assume this is still possible for those who have been admitted.
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