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this ^ProductofUnreality wrote:It wasn't me, was just curious as the advice for OP is vastly different depending on whether it's a binding ED or just the PT. Take the PT, don't go ED.proteinshake wrote:ohhh I thought you meant you got some special ED app. there's really nothing to make of it imo. I guess you should just appreciate an expedited app!ProductofUnreality wrote:Aren't PT and ED different?proteinshake wrote:I'd say you have a good shot with an ED app, but I would t recommend it since you'd most likely get into other T14s with money.Rubbishdump wrote:Invited to a PT Early Decision route? I'm 25~ LSAT 75~GPA, not sure if I'd make it in so a bit confused by the invite.
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Is MyLSN the go-to resource for determining how likely it is to get off of a wait-list, or are there other places with information?
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http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... p?t=225363RamTitan wrote:Is MyLSN the go-to resource for determining how likely it is to get off of a wait-list, or are there other places with information?
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That is an extremely painful read.proteinshake wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... p?t=225363RamTitan wrote:Is MyLSN the go-to resource for determining how likely it is to get off of a wait-list, or are there other places with information?
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this part is probably all you need to know:RamTitan wrote:That is an extremely painful read.proteinshake wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... p?t=225363RamTitan wrote:Is MyLSN the go-to resource for determining how likely it is to get off of a wait-list, or are there other places with information?
Percent of applicants remaining on waitlist eventually admitted, past thee cycles:
1. NYU: 32.2% (214 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 69 eventually admitted)
2. Berkeley: 25% (80 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 20 eventually admitted)
3. Harvard: 23.7% (312 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 74 eventually admitted)
4. Georgetown: 20.4% (392 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 80 eventually admitted)
5. Duke: 17.7% (288 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 51 eventually admitted)
6. Northwestern: 17% (223 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 38 eventually admitted)
7. Cornell: 12.1% (206 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 25 eventually admitted)
8. Chicago: 11.5% (314 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 36 eventually admitted)
9. Stanford: 10.8% (148 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 16 eventually admitted)
10. Yale: 10% (70 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 7 eventually admitted)
11. UVA: 7.6% (580 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 44 eventually admitted)
12. Michigan: 7.3% (330 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 24 eventually admitted)
13. Penn: 5.8% (346 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 20 eventually admitted)
14. Columbia: 3.2% (464 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 15 eventually admitted)
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Oh no haha, I meant painful as in the statistics were not what I wanted to see. Looks like a retake may be in order...proteinshake wrote:this part is probably all you need to know:RamTitan wrote:That is an extremely painful read.proteinshake wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... p?t=225363RamTitan wrote:Is MyLSN the go-to resource for determining how likely it is to get off of a wait-list, or are there other places with information?
Percent of applicants remaining on waitlist eventually admitted, past thee cycles:
1. NYU: 32.2% (214 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 69 eventually admitted)
2. Berkeley: 25% (80 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 20 eventually admitted)
3. Harvard: 23.7% (312 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 74 eventually admitted)
4. Georgetown: 20.4% (392 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 80 eventually admitted)
5. Duke: 17.7% (288 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 51 eventually admitted)
6. Northwestern: 17% (223 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 38 eventually admitted)
7. Cornell: 12.1% (206 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 25 eventually admitted)
8. Chicago: 11.5% (314 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 36 eventually admitted)
9. Stanford: 10.8% (148 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 16 eventually admitted)
10. Yale: 10% (70 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 7 eventually admitted)
11. UVA: 7.6% (580 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 44 eventually admitted)
12. Michigan: 7.3% (330 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 24 eventually admitted)
13. Penn: 5.8% (346 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 20 eventually admitted)
14. Columbia: 3.2% (464 applicants on LSN did not withdraw from the waitlist, 15 eventually admitted)
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So once I submit on LSAC do I just wait for Duke to send me a link? Sorry, new to the game!
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Okay thank you! How long does it normally take for an App to go complete? Sorry for so many questions!
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What does "UR" and "UR 2" mean? Sorry if this has already been answered, I just can't find it.
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Date change in status checked next to under reviewYitzhak26 wrote:What does "UR" and "UR 2" mean? Sorry if this has already been answered, I just can't find it.
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So right now, my PT app status says:Why??? wrote:Date change in status checked next to under reviewYitzhak26 wrote:What does "UR" and "UR 2" mean? Sorry if this has already been answered, I just can't find it.
"Current Status: Under review
Current Status Date: 11/29"
Are you saying that at some point the current status date will change and that's UR2 / I can expect to hear from DLS shortly thereafter?
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Yitzhak26 wrote:So right now, my PT app status says:Why??? wrote:Date change in status checked next to under reviewYitzhak26 wrote:What does "UR" and "UR 2" mean? Sorry if this has already been answered, I just can't find it.
"Current Status: Under review
Current Status Date: 11/29"
Are you saying thatat some point the current status date will change and that's UR2/ I can expect to hear from DLS shortly thereafter?
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I went straight from UR1 to DLS.Yitzhak26 wrote:So right now, my PT app status says:Why??? wrote:Date change in status checked next to under reviewYitzhak26 wrote:What does "UR" and "UR 2" mean? Sorry if this has already been answered, I just can't find it.
"Current Status: Under review
Current Status Date: 11/29"
Are you saying that at some point the current status date will change and that's UR2 / I can expect to hear from DLS shortly thereafter?
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Either one can happenaddie1412 wrote:I went straight from UR1 to DLS.Yitzhak26 wrote:So right now, my PT app status says:Why??? wrote:Date change in status checked next to under reviewYitzhak26 wrote:What does "UR" and "UR 2" mean? Sorry if this has already been answered, I just can't find it.
"Current Status: Under review
Current Status Date: 11/29"
Are you saying that at some point the current status date will change and that's UR2 / I can expect to hear from DLS shortly thereafter?
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Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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RD has already begun to hear back.poptart123 wrote:Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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In this thread?? I haven't seen any.blahblah123 wrote:RD has already begun to hear back.poptart123 wrote:Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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there was one person a few pages back, could have been trolling since RD first wave usually comes out early/mid decemberpoptart123 wrote:In this thread?? I haven't seen any.blahblah123 wrote:RD has already begun to hear back.poptart123 wrote:Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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I've been UR since September, so I was hoping it would be soon. I will try to be patient for the next two weeks. Thank you!lawcapture wrote:there was one person a few pages back, could have been trolling since RD first wave usually comes out early/mid decemberpoptart123 wrote:In this thread?? I haven't seen any.blahblah123 wrote:RD has already begun to hear back.poptart123 wrote:Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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Oh, well, hello then. I'm RD, got in around 2 weeks ago. Above both 75th.poptart123 wrote:I've been UR since September, so I was hoping it would be soon. I will try to be patient for the next two weeks. Thank you!lawcapture wrote:there was one person a few pages back, could have been trolling since RD first wave usually comes out early/mid decemberpoptart123 wrote:In this thread?? I haven't seen any.blahblah123 wrote:RD has already begun to hear back.poptart123 wrote:Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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Well, dang, I guess I can start being impatient again. That ended quickly.blahblah123 wrote:Oh, well, hello then. I'm RD, got in around 2 weeks ago. Above both 75th.poptart123 wrote:I've been UR since September, so I was hoping it would be soon. I will try to be patient for the next two weeks. Thank you!lawcapture wrote:there was one person a few pages back, could have been trolling since RD first wave usually comes out early/mid decemberpoptart123 wrote:In this thread?? I haven't seen any.blahblah123 wrote:RD has already begun to hear back.poptart123 wrote:Any ideas when RD will begin to hear back?
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