Final Decision Reached, Notice Issued!TopBanana wrote:Notice issued as of today and no ding email- is that a good sign?
same here, no ding email either.
Final Decision Reached, Notice Issued!TopBanana wrote:Notice issued as of today and no ding email- is that a good sign?
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I think it depends on a number of factors. If your numbers are good from the start, probably less than a month. If you're on the cusp, could be months on the waitlist. I applied in december with a low LSAT and had no decision reached until yesterday. I think my better february LSAT performance pushed my app through.rglifberg wrote:I'm currently "under initial review." How did you guys take to go from "under review" to "decision rendered"?
I had two.Genny wrote:Out of curiosity, how many of those who have been accepted had multiple LSAT scores?
I have two scores. I really don't think they average or even care about the lower score. My first score was 10 points lower and if they averaged it, I'm not sure I would have been admitted and I definitely would not have received a scholarship.Genny wrote:Out of curiosity, how many of those who have been accepted had multiple LSAT scores?
Agreed. I definitely would not have been admitted if they averaged.UMiamiCane wrote:I have two scores. I really don't think they average or even care about the lower score. My first score was 10 points lower and if they averaged it, I'm not sure I would have been admitted and I definitely would not have received a scholarship.Genny wrote:Out of curiosity, how many of those who have been accepted had multiple LSAT scores?
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Do you mean that the seat deposit and orientation fee changed from $0 to something?curiousnole wrote:Same exact thing. Do you guys have the seat deposit and orientation fee thing? I hope that's a good sign. To my knowledge all of the dings were emails. I don't know about waitlists though. 161 3.6.
No, it just has $0, I don't know if that was there before it said decision reached or not.Genny wrote:Do you mean that the seat deposit and orientation fee changed from $0 to something?curiousnole wrote:Same exact thing. Do you guys have the seat deposit and orientation fee thing? I hope that's a good sign. To my knowledge all of the dings were emails. I don't know about waitlists though. 161 3.6.
It's always been there for me. From past posts, looks like it takes about 6 days.curiousnole wrote:No, it just has $0, I don't know if that was there before it said decision reached or not.Genny wrote:Do you mean that the seat deposit and orientation fee changed from $0 to something?curiousnole wrote:Same exact thing. Do you guys have the seat deposit and orientation fee thing? I hope that's a good sign. To my knowledge all of the dings were emails. I don't know about waitlists though. 161 3.6.
Suspense is KILLING ME! How long did it take you guys to get your letter by mail (in state)?
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pump the brakes, dudeDream Machine wrote:I hate to be that guy, but has anyone going to ASD April 13th asked about travel stipends? I am poor and have to take off work, and I live way down south, so I have to get a hotel, gas, etc. If I sound like a presumptuous, self-entitled little prick (which I probably do), I apologize and will promptly shut up. I'm just not sure what's fair game to ask of admissions, off-limits, etc.
It's not presumptuous or self-entitled. Places that appreciate good people will compensate for travel expenses, provide scholarships, grants, fellowships, LRAPs, etc.Dream Machine wrote:I hate to be that guy, but has anyone going to ASD April 13th asked about travel stipends? I am poor and have to take off work, and I live way down south, so I have to get a hotel, gas, etc. If I sound like a presumptuous, self-entitled little prick (which I probably do), I apologize and will promptly shut up. I'm just not sure what's fair game to ask of admissions, off-limits, etc.
I don't think this is accurate at all. FSU voluntarilly sent out information about travel stipends for ASD to everyone, without asking. The schools understand that going out of town thursday-friday can pose a financial hardship to many applicants and while they might not be able to help, they will not rescind admission.FeelTheHeat wrote:pump the brakes, dudeDream Machine wrote:I hate to be that guy, but has anyone going to ASD April 13th asked about travel stipends? I am poor and have to take off work, and I live way down south, so I have to get a hotel, gas, etc. If I sound like a presumptuous, self-entitled little prick (which I probably do), I apologize and will promptly shut up. I'm just not sure what's fair game to ask of admissions, off-limits, etc.
and they will absolutely rescind your admission for having the audacity to ask for money
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Your sarcasm meter is broken.Figure.N9ne wrote:I don't think this is accurate at all. FSU voluntarilly sent out information about travel stipends for ASD to everyone, without asking. The schools understand that going out of town thursday-friday can pose a financial hardship to many applicants and while they might not be able to help, they will not rescind admission.FeelTheHeat wrote:
pump the brakes, dude
and they will absolutely rescind your admission for having the audacity to ask for money
Figure.N9ne wrote:I don't think this is accurate at all. FSU voluntarilly sent out information about travel stipends for ASD to everyone, without asking. The schools understand that going out of town thursday-friday can pose a financial hardship to many applicants and while they might not be able to help, they will not rescind admission.FeelTheHeat wrote:pump the brakes, dudeDream Machine wrote:I hate to be that guy, but has anyone going to ASD April 13th asked about travel stipends? I am poor and have to take off work, and I live way down south, so I have to get a hotel, gas, etc. If I sound like a presumptuous, self-entitled little prick (which I probably do), I apologize and will promptly shut up. I'm just not sure what's fair game to ask of admissions, off-limits, etc.
and they will absolutely rescind your admission for having the audacity to ask for money
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LSATmakesMeNeurotic wrote:Your sarcasm meter is broken.Figure.N9ne wrote:I don't think this is accurate at all. FSU voluntarilly sent out information about travel stipends for ASD to everyone, without asking. The schools understand that going out of town thursday-friday can pose a financial hardship to many applicants and while they might not be able to help, they will not rescind admission.FeelTheHeat wrote:
pump the brakes, dude
and they will absolutely rescind your admission for having the audacity to ask for money
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