Sorry, but this sounds absurd.Kakarot wrote:Now that jr1s are pretty rare it would be very easy for an adcomm from HLS to notice who said they got a JR1 and compare it to post history to figure out who that person is. Unlike in the past when huge batches went out and it would be really hard to tell who was who. In addition to that, it would be even easier for them to tell who was held then JR1.georgina wrote:really? why? i think hls is still big enough that anonymity is preserved. unless they think there's shame in being a jr1-no-jr2?of Benito Cereno wrote:I think people are keeping their JR1s under wraps until they get a JR2 at this point.CG614 wrote:Any new JR 1 e-mails today? Let the waiting know!
Given it appears they have an overabundance of qualified applications they are looking for reasons to WL or reject applicants more than they are looking for reasons to accept... For some their post history may give them a reason to WL or reject. Thus people are more inclinded to keep the information private now then in the past..
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Sigh, hoping for some JR1 emails. What time do they usually come out?
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Eh, it's just a theory of why people don't post their JR1's now. But why does it sound absurd?bloodonthetracks wrote:Sorry, but this sounds absurd.Kakarot wrote:Now that jr1s are pretty rare it would be very easy for an adcomm from HLS to notice who said they got a JR1 and compare it to post history to figure out who that person is. Unlike in the past when huge batches went out and it would be really hard to tell who was who. In addition to that, it would be even easier for them to tell who was held then JR1.georgina wrote:really? why? i think hls is still big enough that anonymity is preserved. unless they think there's shame in being a jr1-no-jr2?of Benito Cereno wrote: I think people are keeping their JR1s under wraps until they get a JR2 at this point.
Given it appears they have an overabundance of qualified applications they are looking for reasons to WL or reject applicants more than they are looking for reasons to accept... For some their post history may give them a reason to WL or reject. Thus people are more inclinded to keep the information private now then in the past..
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Because it is highly unlikely that the Adcoms will take time to try and match a name to a profile on TLS, let alone make a decision based on that assumption.Kakarot wrote:
Eh, it's just a theory of why people don't post their JR1's now. But why does it sound absurd?
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The only school where this is even remotely possible is Yale, and I don't even think Asha does it to a great extent. Really, it's a waste of time.CG614 wrote:Because it is highly unlikely that the Adcoms will take time to try and match a name to a profile on TLS, let alone make a decision based on that assumption.Kakarot wrote:
Eh, it's just a theory of why people don't post their JR1's now. But why does it sound absurd?
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True, but my theory is not about adcoms. It is about why people who get a JR1 this late would/may not post it. Irrational fear is as strong as rational fear, possibly stronger.CG614 wrote:Because it is highly unlikely that the Adcoms will take time to try and match a name to a profile on TLS, let alone make a decision based on that assumption.Kakarot wrote:
Eh, it's just a theory of why people don't post their JR1's now. But why does it sound absurd?
I probably should have wrote it out better.
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I don't know, your post sounds pretty much like a theory about adcoms. Regardless, I think the frequency of JR1s has decreased, thus causing the lack of posts. Hopefully I will be able to post about one today!Kakarot wrote:True, but my theory is not about adcoms. It is about why people who get a JR1 this late would/may not post it. Irrational fear is as strong as rational fear, possibly stronger.CG614 wrote:Because it is highly unlikely that the Adcoms will take time to try and match a name to a profile on TLS, let alone make a decision based on that assumption.Kakarot wrote:
Eh, it's just a theory of why people don't post their JR1's now. But why does it sound absurd?
I probably should have wrote it out better.
Those that did get JR1s, about what time in the day did you get them?
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what everyone else said. and you're also assuming that people have an irrational fear about adcomms sifting through their posts.bloodonthetracks wrote:Eh, it's just a theory of why people don't post their JR1's now. But why does it sound absurd?Kakarot wrote:Sorry, but this sounds absurd.georgina wrote:Now that jr1s are pretty rare it would be very easy for an adcomm from HLS to notice who said they got a JR1 and compare it to post history to figure out who that person is. Unlike in the past when huge batches went out and it would be really hard to tell who was who. In addition to that, it would be even easier for them to tell who was held then JR1.of Benito Cereno wrote: I think people are keeping their JR1s under wraps until they get a JR2 at this point.
Given it appears they have an overabundance of qualified applications they are looking for reasons to WL or reject applicants more than they are looking for reasons to accept... For some their post history may give them a reason to WL or reject. Thus people are more inclinded to keep the information private now then in the past..
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No movement for a week based on TLS. Maybe they're waiting until later in the work day? It's really hard to say, and I hate to be gloomy, but the closer we get to April 1st the more likely it is that we're toast (and by toast I mean probably waitlisted). An HLS acceptance would make my year, especially since I would love to be able to defer it and take a year off to go into LS super prepared and mentally ready...and everything I've heard says that you can't do that off of the waitlist. Not sure how strict about that they are, though.
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Also, sorry to double post, but I absolutely hate seeing that I have a new e-mail and finding out it is either:
a) a "hilarious" youtube video
b) junk from companies such as Omaha Steaks or Pampers (i have no clue how i got on these lists)
c) JD Admissions (!!!) at Minnesota Law School....."hey you have a fee waiver, you should apply"
GAH
a) a "hilarious" youtube video
b) junk from companies such as Omaha Steaks or Pampers (i have no clue how i got on these lists)
c) JD Admissions (!!!) at Minnesota Law School....."hey you have a fee waiver, you should apply"
GAH
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eh not that irrational since we know it happens. that being said, it is certainly unlikely...i guess the mindset is it could only hurt them (even if it is a 1% chance) but certainly not help them. but then again, this is assuming anything a person posts online hurts them hahaha.bloodonthetracks wrote: what everyone else said. and you're also assuming that people have an irrational fear about adcomms sifting through their posts.
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Urgh, yes, NYU about made me crap my pants the other day when their admissions office sent out notification of their new blog. There should be some sort of rule against that.invisiblesun wrote:Also, sorry to double post, but I absolutely hate seeing that I have a new e-mail and finding out it is either:
a) a "hilarious" youtube video
b) junk from companies such as Omaha Steaks or Pampers (i have no clue how i got on these lists)
c) JD Admissions (!!!) at Minnesota Law School....."hey you have a fee waiver, you should apply"
GAH
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Those that did get JR1s, about what time in the day did you get them?[/quote]
Around 3pm
Around 3pm
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Did anyone hear about that time when Berkeley accidentally sent out acceptance e-mails to EVERYBODY who was under consideration at the point? It was followed by another e-mail saying that it was a mistake. I think this happened in 2006. Can you imagine that happening if Berkeley were your dream school and then you got those two e-mails?clintonius wrote:Urgh, yes, NYU about made me crap my pants the other day when their admissions office sent out notification of their new blog. There should be some sort of rule against that.invisiblesun wrote:Also, sorry to double post, but I absolutely hate seeing that I have a new e-mail and finding out it is either:
a) a "hilarious" youtube video
b) junk from companies such as Omaha Steaks or Pampers (i have no clue how i got on these lists)
c) JD Admissions (!!!) at Minnesota Law School....."hey you have a fee waiver, you should apply"
GAH
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someone who gatordude didn't quote correctly wrote:Those that did get JR1s, about what time in the day did you get them?
Well, 3pm, and nothing but crickets.gatordude94 wrote:Around 3pm
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Are we assuming JR1 emails when you say "JR1"? If it's the email asking to set it up, then it was in the morning for me; if it's the actual interview, it's scheduled throughout the day and seems to be mostly the afternoon.invisiblesun wrote:Well, 3pm, and nothing but crickets.gatordude94 wrote:Around 3pminvisiblesun wrote:Those that did get JR1s, about what time in the day did you get them?
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Yeah, assuming JR1 e-mails. In that case, it looks like there won't be any new JR1 e-mails this week...ConMan345 wrote:Are we assuming JR1 emails when you say "JR1"? If it's the email asking to set it up, then it was in the morning for me; if it's the actual interview, it's scheduled throughout the day and seems to be mostly the afternoon.invisiblesun wrote:Well, 3pm, and nothing but crickets.gatordude94 wrote:Those that did get JR1s, about what time in the day did you get them?
Around 3pm
edited for quote fail
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Ha, apologies for careless quote editing.
My JR1 email came around 3pm and the actual interview was at 10:45am. The email gives a one hour range.
My JR1 email came around 3pm and the actual interview was at 10:45am. The email gives a one hour range.
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I applied in early January, never got a JR1 e-mail, got the complete e-mail about a month ago, but have yet to be rejected. I keep thinking that no news is good news, at Harvard as well as Yale and Stanford. But you guys are making it sound like they've given out most of their acceptances. My numbers are on the low end, so I figure every day I don't get a rejection is a good day. Is that the wrong way to look at it?
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Something like this happens every year, it seems.invisiblesun wrote:Did anyone hear about that time when Berkeley accidentally sent out acceptance e-mails to EVERYBODY who was under consideration at the point? It was followed by another e-mail saying that it was a mistake. I think this happened in 2006. Can you imagine that happening if Berkeley were your dream school and then you got those two e-mails?clintonius wrote:Urgh, yes, NYU about made me crap my pants the other day when their admissions office sent out notification of their new blog. There should be some sort of rule against that.invisiblesun wrote:Also, sorry to double post, but I absolutely hate seeing that I have a new e-mail and finding out it is either:
a) a "hilarious" youtube video
b) junk from companies such as Omaha Steaks or Pampers (i have no clue how i got on these lists)
c) JD Admissions (!!!) at Minnesota Law School....."hey you have a fee waiver, you should apply"
GAH
This year is was Wake Forest sending out fakeout full scholarships: --LinkRemoved--
Last year it was UNC sending out fakeout acceptance emails to 200+ students: --LinkRemoved--
It happens.
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I've been wondering about this too. I applied in early December and figured my GPA would get me rejected fairly quickly. Other applicants with marginal numbers who applied/went complete later than I did have already been rejected on LSN, so I have no idea why I'm still under review. I haven't received a hold notification or any other communication from them since I submitted my app, and I can't think why they would wait to email me a form rejection letter. The only thing I can think of is that they somehow omitted my email address from the last mass rejection mailing. (Note: democrattotheend, I don't think the last part of my post applies to you, since judging by the numbers in your profile you have a much better shot at HLS than I ever would.)democrattotheend wrote:I applied in early January, never got a JR1 e-mail, got the complete e-mail about a month ago, but have yet to be rejected. I keep thinking that no news is good news, at Harvard as well as Yale and Stanford. But you guys are making it sound like they've given out most of their acceptances. My numbers are on the low end, so I figure every day I don't get a rejection is a good day. Is that the wrong way to look at it?
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Was gone all week for spring break with no internet, what did I miss?
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you missed nothing except that someone here calculated that there are 11 lsn admits left before the waitlist begins lol
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blue5385 wrote:I've been wondering about this too. I applied in early December and figured my GPA would get me rejected fairly quickly. Other applicants with marginal numbers who applied/went complete later than I did have already been rejected on LSN, so I have no idea why I'm still under review. I haven't received a hold notification or any other communication from them since I submitted my app, and I can't think why they would wait to email me a form rejection letter. The only thing I can think of is that they somehow omitted my email address from the last mass rejection mailing. (Note: democrattotheend, I don't think the last part of my post applies to you, since judging by the numbers in your profile you have a much better shot at HLS than I ever would.)democrattotheend wrote:I applied in early January, never got a JR1 e-mail, got the complete e-mail about a month ago, but have yet to be rejected. I keep thinking that no news is good news, at Harvard as well as Yale and Stanford. But you guys are making it sound like they've given out most of their acceptances. My numbers are on the low end, so I figure every day I don't get a rejection is a good day. Is that the wrong way to look at it?
I'm in the same boat as you guys. My numbers are relatively low, I've been pinned all my hopes on my softs.... I keep thinking that no news is good news (although I'm really not holding my breath), but I keep wondering at what point does no news turn into bad news?
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I think we reached that point on the 8th of March>insert witty name< wrote:blue5385 wrote:I've been wondering about this too. I applied in early December and figured my GPA would get me rejected fairly quickly. Other applicants with marginal numbers who applied/went complete later than I did have already been rejected on LSN, so I have no idea why I'm still under review. I haven't received a hold notification or any other communication from them since I submitted my app, and I can't think why they would wait to email me a form rejection letter. The only thing I can think of is that they somehow omitted my email address from the last mass rejection mailing. (Note: democrattotheend, I don't think the last part of my post applies to you, since judging by the numbers in your profile you have a much better shot at HLS than I ever would.)democrattotheend wrote:I applied in early January, never got a JR1 e-mail, got the complete e-mail about a month ago, but have yet to be rejected. I keep thinking that no news is good news, at Harvard as well as Yale and Stanford. But you guys are making it sound like they've given out most of their acceptances. My numbers are on the low end, so I figure every day I don't get a rejection is a good day. Is that the wrong way to look at it?
I'm in the same boat as you guys. My numbers are relatively low, I've been pinned all my hopes on my softs.... I keep thinking that no news is good news (although I'm really not holding my breath), but I keep wondering at what point does no news turn into bad news?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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