BC Law 2010 Forum
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RhubarbPie

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Re: BC Law 2010
Held. LSAT way above 75th. Is this likely to turn into a YP rejection?
- uganik

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Re: BC Law 2010
krispykitten wrote:THERE'S AN EXCELLENT ANSWER RIGHT ABOVE YOU!!!uganik wrote:elevatorlove wrote:Has anyone gotten in without a phone-call?
EXCELLENT QUESTION!!!
Thanks for the input (excellent answer) krispy!
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killuminati

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Re: BC Law 2010
This has all the makings of a YP. The people put on hold so far have incredible numbers and should be auto-admits at BC...but placed on hold while people with lower numbers have gotten in. I'm not sure what to make of it...Veritas got his letter today in SD but I didn't receive anything from LA. But I like his theory, my mailman says a regular letter takes 2 days domestic but a packet takes 3 or more...I'm hoping they take me, my numbers are terrible so they shouldn't YP me I hope unless my LSAT gets in the way.
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acecrusher06

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Re: BC Law 2010
No, I was placed on hold and LSAT was below the 25th but GPA was close to the 75th.
What does that mean? Anything to draw from this hold?
What does that mean? Anything to draw from this hold?
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Unadilla Kayaker

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Re: BC Law 2010
As predicted, "Held for further review."
166/3.29, good LORs and strong softs.
Starting the "gloomy posts" yesterday was just my way of venting frustration about Early Action not helping applicants receive decisions sooner. I guess it's good I'll know something by the end of February, but my guess is that is when BC hopes to have most of its seats filled/applications received.
And to those who said I shouldn't be so pessimistic, I correctly predicted what was coming after it was mailed. If my decision was magically changed in the envelope while in custody of the USPS then that is a neat trick!
Now time to wait for other decisions this week. I'm less pessimistic about those.
166/3.29, good LORs and strong softs.
Starting the "gloomy posts" yesterday was just my way of venting frustration about Early Action not helping applicants receive decisions sooner. I guess it's good I'll know something by the end of February, but my guess is that is when BC hopes to have most of its seats filled/applications received.
And to those who said I shouldn't be so pessimistic, I correctly predicted what was coming after it was mailed. If my decision was magically changed in the envelope while in custody of the USPS then that is a neat trick!
Now time to wait for other decisions this week. I'm less pessimistic about those.
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acecrusher06

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Re: BC Law 2010
maybe this is the holistic part of their process?
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tram988

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Re: BC Law 2010
+1acecrusher06 wrote:maybe this is the holistic part of their process?
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dms87

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Re: BC Law 2010
I believe we have very similar numbers, and I +1,000,000,000,000 to your post.beesknees wrote:That this cycle is proving difficult to predict?acecrusher06 wrote:No, I was placed on hold and LSAT was below the 25th but GPA was close to the 75th.
What does that mean? Anything to draw from this hold?
I'm in FL and didn't receive my packet after bugging my mom all day (she above all people hates that BC sends to the permanent address). My GPA is pretty much at their 75%ile, but LSAT is way above 75%ile. Hoping for good news tomorrow and not a frustrating hold or worse. All these holds have me nervous.
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dms87

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Re: BC Law 2010
I did apply to BU on 11/12. I was "complete" on 11/24 (that was what they told me when I called). Still haven't heard back grrrrr.beesknees wrote:Lol, you have higher LSAT. BTW, did you apply to BU/have you heard back from them yet? I'm feeling left out with everyone getting their calls!dms87 wrote:I believe we have very similar numbers, and I +1,000,000,000,000 to your post.beesknees wrote:That this cycle is proving difficult to predict?acecrusher06 wrote:No, I was placed on hold and LSAT was below the 25th but GPA was close to the 75th.
What does that mean? Anything to draw from this hold?
I'm in FL and didn't receive my packet after bugging my mom all day (she above all people hates that BC sends to the permanent address). My GPA is pretty much at their 75%ile, but LSAT is way above 75%ile. Hoping for good news tomorrow and not a frustrating hold or worse. All these holds have me nervous.
And Good luck tomorrow, if you EAed at BC - hope the mailman brings good tidings! That goes for everyone!
I did EA @ BC. Hopefully we both get a big package today! Good luck to you an everyone on this lovely Friday (actually it's hideous and dreary in south Florida).
- jdhopeful23

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Re: BC Law 2010
FWIW, received my rejection last night.
GPA slightly >25%, LSAT >75%. Had already been accepted @ BU, so I was very surprised by the flat-out rejection. Oh well.
GPA slightly >25%, LSAT >75%. Had already been accepted @ BU, so I was very surprised by the flat-out rejection. Oh well.
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tram988

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Re: BC Law 2010
Sorry. Well at least you have one of the great Boston schools!jdhopeful23 wrote:FWIW, received my rejection last night.
GPA slightly >25%, LSAT >75%. Had already been accepted @ BU, so I was very surprised by the flat-out rejection. Oh well.
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- DrGuano

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Re: BC Law 2010
Kinda surprised I got deferred from BC. Got into Fordham and BU so far. Deferred at Cornell though I was expecting that. Still, have better numbers than some people getting in here and great job experience in the field. My guess is my undergrad...went to a great school but not in NE. Plus I'm a Jew and BC doesn't seem to have too many of those around.
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Re: BC Law 2010
I find it weird that people that got in to BU are getting no love from BC.
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tram988

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_College_Law_School Check this out guys. Very good write up lol
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Burger in a can

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Re: BC Law 2010
Just curious- Is there any evidence (even anecdotal) to back up this New England undergrad theory? Or is it just sort of something somebody assumed at some point?
- uganik

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Re: BC Law 2010
I certainly hope that attending a NE college makes a difference. This is not to say that I would agree with this approach.
I went to a NE college and should be receiving my EA decision today.
I think they prefer graduates to remain in the area where their job prospects are better--because of the reputation of the school in that region. Graduates that remain in the area would typically have a better connection with the school and therefore be more likely to donate to it, especially if the school helped them land a good job.
Most people who attend college in NE have strong roots in New England to some degree and are therefore more likely to remain New Englanders, especially when then they're Patriots/Red Sox fans!
Just my 2 cents.....
I went to a NE college and should be receiving my EA decision today.
I think they prefer graduates to remain in the area where their job prospects are better--because of the reputation of the school in that region. Graduates that remain in the area would typically have a better connection with the school and therefore be more likely to donate to it, especially if the school helped them land a good job.
Most people who attend college in NE have strong roots in New England to some degree and are therefore more likely to remain New Englanders, especially when then they're Patriots/Red Sox fans!
Just my 2 cents.....
- uganik

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Re: BC Law 2010
jdhopeful23 wrote:FWIW, received my rejection last night.
GPA slightly >25%, LSAT >75%. Had already been accepted @ BU, so I was very surprised by the flat-out rejection. Oh well.
LUDICROUS!!!
- GobiasIndustries

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Re: BC Law 2010
I got in yesterday with 25th/75th LSAT and GPA numbers, and I didn't go to college in NE. Who knows...
I hope everyone waiting gets good news today!
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tfc7x

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Re: BC Law 2010
Rejection letter last night. 164/3.3. No big surprise there.
(But you know, I'm different, I have great softs... great LORs... upward GPA trend...
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G'luck to the rest of you!
(But you know, I'm different, I have great softs... great LORs... upward GPA trend...
G'luck to the rest of you!
- kalvano

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tfc7x wrote:Rejection letter last night. 164/3.3. No big surprise there.
(But you know, I'm different, I have great softs... great LORs... upward GPA trend...)
G'luck to the rest of you!
Okey-dokey, good to know I will be getting a small envelope.
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Burger in a can

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Re: BC Law 2010
+1.kalvano wrote:tfc7x wrote:Rejection letter last night. 164/3.3. No big surprise there.
(But you know, I'm different, I have great softs... great LORs... upward GPA trend...)
G'luck to the rest of you!
Okey-dokey, good to know I will be getting a small envelope.
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JOThompson

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Re: BC Law 2010
Sorry to hear about all the deferrals and rejections. Gah, I'm expecting a small envelope 
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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