UCLA Law c/o 2019 (2015-2016) Forum

[agent_hibachi]

Dinged via email

[LShopeful2016]

Dinged via email

Today?

[ProductofUnreality]

So it turns out that the length of our waits are meaningless.

[Lucyfur]

So it turns out that the length of our waits are meaningless.

What did you learn??

[ProductofUnreality]

So it turns out that the length of our waits are meaningless.

What did you learn??

That was the most pertinent information I learned lol. The counseler said it just depends on who gets your file and what their workload is like in and out of the admissions office. They pretty much get to your file when they get to it.

Also Dean Schwartz is a nice guy and they expect to send scholarship info out at the end of the month.

[Lucyfur]

So it turns out that the length of our waits are meaningless.

What did you learn??

That was the most pertinent information I learned lol. The counseler said it just depends on who gets your file and what their workload is like in and out of the admissions office. They pretty much get to your file when they get to it.

Also Dean Schwartz is a nice guy and they expect to send scholarship info out at the end of the month.

That's kind of what I figured with our USC wait. It seems like our applications are being reviewed by the same group since we have the same review dates, and they are much slower than the other group(s) reviewing apps haha

Dean Schwartz does seem real nice. Hopefully you get the call soon!

[alora]

i made an account basically just to follow this thread and wanted to share that i got the call today!!

i also want to give some hope to my reverse splitters; i'm ~75th GPA and <25th LSAT.

[ProductofUnreality]

i made an account basically just to follow this thread and wanted to share that i got the call today!!

i also want to give some hope to my reverse splitters; i'm ~75th GPA and <25th LSAT.

Congrats!!

[Law2511]

Waitlist yesterday. LSAT below the 25th, GPA above the 75th.

The Admissions Committee has reviewed your application for fall 2016. While you are not admitted at this time, the Admissions Committee is sufficiently impressed by your qualifications to place you on our wait list.

Applicants have not been placed in specific order on the wait list. Your chance of being admitted is difficult to predict at this time, as it will depend on the number of admitted students who accept our offer of admission. We will contact you immediately when we are able to make a definite decision in your case. Some applicants will remain on the wait list until the first day of classes in mid-August.

Please complete and submit the Waitlist Intention Form to let us know if you would like to remain on our wait list. We advise that you read the Waitlist FAQs on the form prior to submission. We must receive this form within two weeks from the date of this letter. Please notify us in writing of any future changes in your contact information so that we may notify you of any change in your status. We may be reached at admissions@law.ucla.edu.

We appreciate your patience with this process and thank you for your interest in UCLA School of Law.

[skyhigh4760]

Waitlist yesterday. LSAT below the 25th, GPA above the 75th.

The Admissions Committee has reviewed your application for fall 2016. While you are not admitted at this time, the Admissions Committee is sufficiently impressed by your qualifications to place you on our wait list.

Applicants have not been placed in specific order on the wait list. Your chance of being admitted is difficult to predict at this time, as it will depend on the number of admitted students who accept our offer of admission. We will contact you immediately when we are able to make a definite decision in your case. Some applicants will remain on the wait list until the first day of classes in mid-August.

Please complete and submit the Waitlist Intention Form to let us know if you would like to remain on our wait list. We advise that you read the Waitlist FAQs on the form prior to submission. We must receive this form within two weeks from the date of this letter. Please notify us in writing of any future changes in your contact information so that we may notify you of any change in your status. We may be reached at admissions@law.ucla.edu.

We appreciate your patience with this process and thank you for your interest in UCLA School of Law.

Got the same thing! Staying on the waitlist and visiting.

[jumbo2016]

Hopefully some scholly info rolls out this week!!

[gryffinclaw]

Hopefully some scholly info rolls out this week!!

I hope so! I'm stuck between USC and UCLA and how much $$ is offered will be a huge factor in my decision. When do they usually send out schollly info?

[jumbo2016]

Hopefully some scholly info rolls out this week!!

I hope so! I'm stuck between USC and UCLA and how much $$ is offered will be a huge factor in my decision. When do they usually send out schollly info?

Last year it looks like the first ones went out on February 6th

[gryffinclaw]

Hopefully some scholly info rolls out this week!!

I hope so! I'm stuck between USC and UCLA and how much $$ is offered will be a huge factor in my decision. When do they usually send out schollly info?

Last year it looks like the first ones went out on February 6th

Thanks! Better go check my mail

[lawyergirl94]

Waitlisted today via email!

Bummed because I got into UVA and Georgetown.. UCLA was my top choice for LA...
Staying on the waitlist though and planning a visit.

[sjp200]

Waitlisted today via email!

Bummed because I got into UVA and Georgetown.. UCLA was my top choice for LA...
Staying on the waitlist though and planning a visit.

I'd say you are having a pretty good cycle either way just looking at the stats.

[GrayGamut]

Last year it looks like the first ones went out on February 6th

Thanks! Better go check my mail

Looks like the one person who got an offer on Feb 6 was a deferral from the previous year. I think that means the first wave for standard applicants was Feb 24.

[gryffinclaw]

Last year it looks like the first ones went out on February 6th

Thanks! Better go check my mail

Looks like the one person who got an offer on Feb 6 was a deferral from the previous year. I think that means the first wave for standard applicants was Feb 24.

Oh, bummer. Thanks for the info!

[jumbo2016]

Last year it looks like the first ones went out on February 6th

Thanks! Better go check my mail

Looks like the one person who got an offer on Feb 6 was a deferral from the previous year. I think that means the first wave for standard applicants was Feb 24.

Oh, bummer. Thanks for the info!

Damn didn't see that. Sorry for the bad information!

[gryffinclaw]

Does anyone know how generous UCLA is with $$ compared to USC?

[urbanist11]

Does anyone know how generous UCLA is with $$ compared to USC?

Generally speaking, a little less but that's just my brief understanding from reading last years' threads

[Lucyfur]

Does anyone know how generous UCLA is with $$ compared to USC?

Not sure but I'd imagine not as generous...they're cheaper and have a better ranking.

[oh lawd]

Does anyone know how generous UCLA is with $$ compared to USC?

Not sure but I'd imagine not as generous...they're cheaper and have a better ranking.

So, maybe they are as generous or close to as generous factoring in USC's (ridiculous) cost? Meaning UCLA could offer $30K less but it would be the equal equivalent since USC costs 30K more? (assuming you are an out-of-state student who gets in-state after year 1)

[ProductofUnreality]

Does anyone know how generous UCLA is with $$ compared to USC?

Not sure but I'd imagine not as generous...they're cheaper and have a better ranking.

So, maybe they are as generous or close to as generous factoring in USC's (ridiculous) cost? Meaning UCLA could offer $30K less but it would be the equal equivalent since USC costs 30K more? (assuming you are an out-of-state student who gets in-state after year 1)

Yeah, you'd have to look at % of tuition rather than $ amount.

[gryffinclaw]

Does anyone know how generous UCLA is with $$ compared to USC?

Not sure but I'd imagine not as generous...they're cheaper and have a better ranking.

So, maybe they are as generous or close to as generous factoring in USC's (ridiculous) cost? Meaning UCLA could offer $30K less but it would be the equal equivalent since USC costs 30K more? (assuming you are an out-of-state student who gets in-state after year 1)

Thanks guys!