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Post by brinicolec » Mon Feb 13, 2017 9:07 pm

PrezRand wrote:
brinicolec wrote:Got the call (voicemail cause I'm at work). I believe I'm at median LSAT, below 25 GPA, OOS. No Why TX
Congrats!

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Post by brinicolec » Mon Feb 13, 2017 9:08 pm

Any idea when I should expect to hear about scholly info

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Post by dclaw93 » Mon Feb 13, 2017 9:18 pm

brinicolec wrote:Any idea when I should expect to hear about scholly info
I got in 2 weeks ago and still waiting - other answers ITT have said 2-3 weeks.

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Post by crookedsmile » Mon Feb 13, 2017 9:18 pm

brinicolec wrote:Any idea when I should expect to hear about scholly info
Pretty soon. I think people are hearing back within a week or two at most.

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Post by brinicolec » Mon Feb 13, 2017 9:53 pm

Thanks everyone! Will definitely be waiting for it lol

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Post by Torres1893 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 11:03 am

How long does it normally take to receive the letter/packet of acceptance in the mail?

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Post by nimbus2020 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 11:39 am

Torres1893 wrote:How long does it normally take to receive the letter/packet of acceptance in the mail?
I think it only took me a few days to get mine after I got the call. I'm out of state and it came much faster than all of the in-state packets I received.

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Post by BarMan » Tue Feb 14, 2017 12:31 pm

For those who submitted a "Why Texas?" before being solicited to do so, how did you do it? Just as an email attachment to admissions?

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Post by AtSomePointItMatters » Tue Feb 14, 2017 12:56 pm

BarMan wrote:For those who submitted a "Why Texas?" before being solicited to do so, how did you do it? Just as an email attachment to admissions?
Exactly. Email was short and to the point, and they replied back confirming receipt.

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Post by pleasesendhelp » Tue Feb 14, 2017 4:59 pm

AtSomePointItMatters wrote:
BarMan wrote:For those who submitted a "Why Texas?" before being solicited to do so, how did you do it? Just as an email attachment to admissions?
Exactly. Email was short and to the point, and they replied back confirming receipt.
I was also solicited to do so, and am struggling with an appropriate length. I've seen people say 250-300 range for most schools. Can anyone confirm for UT?

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Post by dclaw93 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:03 pm

pleasesendhelp wrote:
AtSomePointItMatters wrote:
BarMan wrote:For those who submitted a "Why Texas?" before being solicited to do so, how did you do it? Just as an email attachment to admissions?
Exactly. Email was short and to the point, and they replied back confirming receipt.
I was also solicited to do so, and am struggling with an appropriate length. I've seen people say 250-300 range for most schools. Can anyone confirm for UT?
Mine was ~400 words.

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Post by poptart123 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:04 pm

Got a call from admissions today soliciting an invite to ASW.

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Post by BarMan » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:14 pm

Thanks guys!

Do you feel it's necessary to include an unsolicited "Why Texas" if I already alluded briefly to my interest in Texas in the personal statement? I don't want it to be overkill.

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Post by S.Picquery » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:24 pm

BarMan wrote:Thanks guys!

Do you feel it's necessary to include an unsolicited "Why Texas" if I already alluded briefly to my interest in Texas in the personal statement? I don't want it to be overkill.
Are you OOS?

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Post by BarMan » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:26 pm

S.Picquery wrote:
BarMan wrote:Thanks guys!

Do you feel it's necessary to include an unsolicited "Why Texas" if I already alluded briefly to my interest in Texas in the personal statement? I don't want it to be overkill.
Are you OOS?

Yep--- Northeast

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Post by AggieLuna » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:27 pm

Has anyone been waitlisted yet?

I applied ED in November and haven't. Low LSAT, Upper GPA. Accepted into GW, SMU, and WL at Vandy but havent heard anything from UT yet. Sent in an unsolicited "Why Texas?" last week. I am a Texas Resident and have a strong resume. Last school out of the 12 I applied to, to hear back from. :roll:
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Post by S.Picquery » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:27 pm

BarMan wrote:
S.Picquery wrote:
BarMan wrote:Thanks guys!

Do you feel it's necessary to include an unsolicited "Why Texas" if I already alluded briefly to my interest in Texas in the personal statement? I don't want it to be overkill.
Are you OOS?

Yep--- Northeast
They'll solicit one from you if they're interested. For now it's probably overkill. Is it a reach for you (feel free to PM me)?

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Post by AtSomePointItMatters » Tue Feb 14, 2017 5:32 pm

dclaw93 wrote:
pleasesendhelp wrote:
AtSomePointItMatters wrote:
BarMan wrote:For those who submitted a "Why Texas?" before being solicited to do so, how did you do it? Just as an email attachment to admissions?
Exactly. Email was short and to the point, and they replied back confirming receipt.
I was also solicited to do so, and am struggling with an appropriate length. I've seen people say 250-300 range for most schools. Can anyone confirm for UT?
Mine was ~400 words.
Mine was 425.

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Post by Torres1893 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 6:35 pm

I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(

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Post by Babe-Loblaw » Tue Feb 14, 2017 6:47 pm

Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
A 1-bedroom *anything* in central Austin? If you're financing COL through loans... yikes. I would save myself the commute and get a roomie or two.

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Post by PrezRand » Tue Feb 14, 2017 6:56 pm

Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
You could lol or maybe a 2 bedroom splitting rent for 800 a month

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Post by Babe-Loblaw » Tue Feb 14, 2017 6:59 pm

PrezRand wrote:
Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
You could lol or maybe a 2 bedroom splitting rent for 800 a month
That's what I love about these Austin rents, man. They get higher, and I stay the same wage.

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Post by Torres1893 » Tue Feb 14, 2017 7:24 pm

Babe-Loblaw wrote:
Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
A 1-bedroom *anything* in central Austin? If you're financing COL through loans... yikes. I would save myself the commute and get a roomie or two.
PrezRand wrote:
Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
You could lol or maybe a 2 bedroom splitting rent for 800 a month
Yea I guess that what I'm going to have to do. I thought about getting a roommate before, but I kind of wanted to live on my own the first year, and then try to find some friends to room with for 2l and 3l.

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Post by funzies » Tue Feb 14, 2017 7:49 pm

Just got the call! Yay! Application complete 1/17. Sent Why Texas (OOSer) three weeks ago. URM

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Post by PrezRand » Tue Feb 14, 2017 8:57 pm

Babe-Loblaw wrote:
PrezRand wrote:
Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
You could lol or maybe a 2 bedroom splitting rent for 800 a month
That's what I love about these Austin rents, man. They get higher, and I stay the same wage.
LMAO
Torres1893 wrote:
Babe-Loblaw wrote:
Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
A 1-bedroom *anything* in central Austin? If you're financing COL through loans... yikes. I would save myself the commute and get a roomie or two.
PrezRand wrote:
Torres1893 wrote:I got used to the idea I was going to be able to find a nice 1 bedroom apartment (or house tbh) for like $700-$800/month when I was looking for housing in Bloomington, IN. Now I'm disgusted looking at the prices for apartments for a semi-decent 1 bedroom in Austin, and I have to factor in Austin traffic. :(
You could lol or maybe a 2 bedroom splitting rent for 800 a month
Yea I guess that what I'm going to have to do. I thought about getting a roommate before, but I kind of wanted to live on my own the first year, and then try to find some friends to room with for 2l and 3l.
If could afford 850 a month
http://www.apartmentguide.com/apartment ... uth/12276/

Austin rent is pretty much comparable to Houston/Dallas imo.
funzies wrote:Just got the call! Yay! Application complete 1/17. Sent Why Texas (OOSer) three weeks ago. URM
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