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- hypermeganet
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Re: UCLA?
I applied a week ago and haven't even had an app received email.
- rondemarino
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Re: UCLA?
In a normal year, I'm sure UCLA would like to bank the 168 and full tuition you are going to pay. There's a chance they think they might be able to move their median to 169.lateforthesky16 wrote:I applied ED last night. My numbers are 168/3.46, so I'm not too confident about my chances, but I figured heck if I'm in waitlist territory anyway I might as well give the ED a shot. I'm hoping UCLA receives my LSAC report by the 15th...I don't know why they wouldn't but I'm naturally paranoid about stuff like thatGood luck to all of you!!!
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God i hope thats true. even with 3.1 gpa... i will pay FULL PRICE.rondemarino wrote: In a normal year, I'm sure UCLA would like to bank the 168 and full tuition you are going to pay. There's a chance they think they might be able to move their median to 169.
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Re: UCLA?
I really hope they start sending out responses this week, the suspense is killing me. On LSN it looks like they have been pretty quiet since 10/30, hopefully that means they are reviewing the ED apps.jgulia45 wrote:this is the last week for UCLA ED's to get their apps in...anybody hoping that they will begin sending out responses earlier than last year?? i think last year it was early december before anybody heard on early decision...
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Re: UCLA?
Just notified that I'm in woohoo!
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But its 8!trojanfan06 wrote:Just notified that I'm in woohoo!
Wait...is it 5 for you?
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Way to go! Email, phone call?trojanfan06 wrote:Just notified that I'm in woohoo!
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Re: UCLA?
Yes I am overseas so I was notified by email. My #s are posted on LSN, same name
- jgulia45
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What makes you so confident that they are "striving to move their median" this year and this cycle? I get that everybody is thinking this year is ultra competitive and such, but I just don't know where all this hearsay comes from. Certainly UCLA is not spewing this information out or god forbid their applicant pool would decline. I'm not trying to be rude, I am just confused as to why people are being discouraged based upon information that is probably not even backed by fact. It's definitely not just occurring in this thread, it's everywhere.rondemarino wrote:In a normal year, I'm sure UCLA would like to bank the 168 and full tuition you are going to pay. There's a chance they think they might be able to move their median to 169.lateforthesky16 wrote:I applied ED last night. My numbers are 168/3.46, so I'm not too confident about my chances, but I figured heck if I'm in waitlist territory anyway I might as well give the ED a shot. I'm hoping UCLA receives my LSAC report by the 15th...I don't know why they wouldn't but I'm naturally paranoid about stuff like thatGood luck to all of you!!!
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Re: UCLA?
ugh I submitted ED on the 1st and got an email saying received-but not one saying complete yet!! Its making me nervous- is it better to call or email them about that?
- rondemarino
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Go to LSAC.org. Click on Research/Data. Click on LSATs administered. See the trends during recession years. Unless you think the increase in LSATs administered is due to people retaking like crazy because of a recession, you're left with the inescapable conclusion that the number of applicants goes up. Further, browse the research papers on LSAC. They looked at how medians moved sharply as the number of applicants increased during previous recessions.jgulia45 wrote:What makes you so confident that they are "striving to move their median" this year and this cycle? I get that everybody is thinking this year is ultra competitive and such, but I just don't know where all this hearsay comes from. Certainly UCLA is not spewing this information out or god forbid their applicant pool would decline. I'm not trying to be rude, I am just confused as to why people are being discouraged based upon information that is probably not even backed by fact. It's definitely not just occurring in this thread, it's everywhere.rondemarino wrote:In a normal year, I'm sure UCLA would like to bank the 168 and full tuition you are going to pay. There's a chance they think they might be able to move their median to 169.lateforthesky16 wrote:I applied ED last night. My numbers are 168/3.46, so I'm not too confident about my chances, but I figured heck if I'm in waitlist territory anyway I might as well give the ED a shot. I'm hoping UCLA receives my LSAC report by the 15th...I don't know why they wouldn't but I'm naturally paranoid about stuff like thatGood luck to all of you!!!
Wait for LSAC to publish the number of Sept. takers. If its over 20%, start worrying. I have no desire to run through the math, but on average, a 30% increase in applicants (at all score levels) is enough to move LSAT medians a point.
p.s: There's a chance (my words) =/= confident or certain.
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- Hopefullawstudent
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rondemarino, I'd say your analysis is good. To add to the empirical evidence here, from anecdotal evidence (i.e. friends, friends of friends, colleagues, etc.) it seems like EVERYONE is trying to get into law school during this recession. It's going to be nasty, competitive this year and in the next couple of years at least. What's the first thing a young professional thinks of when they lose their job? Go back to school.. Well, a lot of young ones are losing their jobs right now..rondemarino wrote:Go to LSAC.org. Click on Research/Data. Click on LSATs administered. See the trends during recession years. Unless you think the increase in LSATs administered is due to people retaking like crazy because of a recession, you're left with the inescapable conclusion that the number of applicants goes up. Further, browse the research papers on LSAC. They looked at how medians moved sharply as the number of applicants increased during previous recessions.jgulia45 wrote:What makes you so confident that they are "striving to move their median" this year and this cycle? I get that everybody is thinking this year is ultra competitive and such, but I just don't know where all this hearsay comes from. Certainly UCLA is not spewing this information out or god forbid their applicant pool would decline. I'm not trying to be rude, I am just confused as to why people are being discouraged based upon information that is probably not even backed by fact. It's definitely not just occurring in this thread, it's everywhere.rondemarino wrote:In a normal year, I'm sure UCLA would like to bank the 168 and full tuition you are going to pay. There's a chance they think they might be able to move their median to 169.lateforthesky16 wrote:I applied ED last night. My numbers are 168/3.46, so I'm not too confident about my chances, but I figured heck if I'm in waitlist territory anyway I might as well give the ED a shot. I'm hoping UCLA receives my LSAC report by the 15th...I don't know why they wouldn't but I'm naturally paranoid about stuff like thatGood luck to all of you!!!
Wait for LSAC to publish the number of Sept. takers. If its over 20%, start worrying. I have no desire to run through the math, but on average, a 30% increase in applicants (at all score levels) is enough to move LSAT medians a point.
p.s: There's a chance (my words) =/= confident or certain.
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p.s. Let's hope they consider med school, business school, or something other than law......
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Re: UCLA?
Was notified of admission last night via phone call. See profile for LSN stats if you're curious.
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Congrats!!calidreamin wrote:Was notified of admission last night via phone call. See profile for LSN stats if you're curious.
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Thanks Apple Tree! As you can tell from my username, this was one I was pretty happy to get.
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calidreamin wrote:Was notified of admission last night via phone call. See profile for LSN stats if you're curious.


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