Congrats! I actually am in the same boat as you and had a question. My letter says "full tuition over three years". Does that mean full tuition over 6 installments (3 years, 2 semesters per year)?ashleyrama wrote:Accepted with full-tuition today via mail! Super excited to visit! Congratulations everyone who has heard
Haha right, thanks! Just had to make sure.reasonable person wrote:^ lol...
You're covered for all 3 years.
Thank you!! Got my letter today (1/21, sent 1/16) with FULL TUITION! So surprising since my numbers are pretty average.pcph wrote:The admissions office was very nice to me also! I had the opposite situation--I was at home on winter break and my mail was being sent to my school address. I called them and they forwarded my acceptance letter plus scholly info via email!rebecker wrote: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.ashleyrama wrote:Same here! Best of luck!rebecker wrote:Decision made 1/12; anxiously awaiting a letter!
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!
Edit: Congrats!!!!!
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Sent! The full scholarship makes a big difference as far as numbers go.NasserK wrote:Numbers please?! They made a decision on me on the 12th and I still haven't received my letter. I'm out of state and pretty much set on another midwestern school, but a full scholarship could change things.
NasserK wrote:Numbers please?! They made a decision on me on the 12th and I still haven't received my letter. I'm out of state and pretty much set on another midwestern school, but a full scholarship could change things.
lolololBaby_Got_Feuerbach wrote:PSA, to visitors: You don't need to take notes when sitting in on a class
submitted mid novpcph wrote:When did you submit/go complete?LawsRUs wrote:lolololBaby_Got_Feuerbach wrote:PSA, to visitors: You don't need to take notes when sitting in on a class
a true gunner?
also im still under review whats taking them so long
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Wondering this as well. No mention of ASW or Open House of any sort in my acceptance letter. Would love to make a visit to Bloomington and would love it even more if there was a travel stipend offered.pcph wrote:Does anyone know if there's an Admitted Students Day/Weekend at IU? Or would I just schedule a regular visit at a time that's convenient for me? I didn't see anything on their website besides just visiting.
Woof.pcph wrote:Answering my own question now-- There's a "Spring Law Day" on Saturday March 28th and it is their admitted students day. I only know because I tried to set up a visit and they suggested this day instead if I could make it. Not sure about travel stipends. I also got my admitted students login information the same day I received a reply about visiting, which when you log into the page it has information about the Spring Law Day. Not much info on it now, I think the person I spoke with said there'd be more info in the coming week or so.Uschoolqb10 wrote:Wondering this as well. No mention of ASW or Open House of any sort in my acceptance letter. Would love to make a visit to Bloomington and would love it even more if there was a travel stipend offered.pcph wrote:Does anyone know if there's an Admitted Students Day/Weekend at IU? Or would I just schedule a regular visit at a time that's convenient for me? I didn't see anything on their website besides just visiting.
Also, it took a little over a month from acceptance to receive this login info. Don't know why it took so long but if you don't have it you may have to wait!
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Same here. OOS, lsat above median/ GPA belowWichitaShocker wrote:I've been in review since 10/22, anyone else been in review this long? I am getting nervous.
I'm in the same boat with the WUSTL and Indiana ASWs... I think I'll have to pick one and do a private visit to the other.pcph wrote:Ummmm I joined and I'm not 100% committed. Not sure if I should have done that though, but I mean you can always leave the group if you decide on a different school. They posted some helpful housing info (spreadsheet) in the group though.Uschoolqb10 wrote:Just got an email about the admitted students page on Indiana's website and the admitted students Facebook group page.
Is the Facebook page only for those admitted students who are 100% attending IU-B or can someone who is still deciding join the group?
Still trying to figure out the logistics for the Spring Law Day - ND's ASW is the 27th/28th and IU's day is the 28th...
I'm in the same situation for ASD, except with WUSTL. Theirs is 26-27th, 4 hr drive to Bloomington from STL, so both are doable but I don't know.
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