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Which do you perfer?

Decision by status checker
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80%
Decision by postal mail
7
20%
 
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trialjunky

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Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by trialjunky » Wed Mar 17, 2010 6:54 am

I’ve decided that waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture! It's not quite waterboarding, but considerably close. Adcomms, please remember that this is my LIFE, and a decision sometime in the relative future would be nice. :roll:

Why cant all law schools show acceptance/rejection via status checker :?:

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Re: Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by SaintClarence27 » Wed Mar 17, 2010 7:52 am

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Re: Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by taw856 » Wed Mar 17, 2010 7:59 am

I dunno, to me timing matters more than format...

When I heard from a school three weeks after I went complete, it was a pleasant surprise and it wouldn't have mattered if it came by phone, e-mail, status checker, regular mail, whatever.

For the schools that still have me in review less than two weeks before other deposit deadlines arrive, anything they do at this point will annoy me to some extent, even if it ends up being good news. (Though good news would be much less annoying. 8) )

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Re: Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by ViIIager » Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:18 am

Don't wait, inebrate.

If you're in, you'll drink to celebrate. If you're dinged, you'll drink to forget. If you're waitlisted, you'll drink because you're an alcoholic and your personal statement about Jack Daniels' contributions to your undergrad experience didn't sway the right people. There's a common theme in all of the above.

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Re: Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by trialjunky » Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:32 am

ViIIager wrote:Don't wait, inebrate.

If you're in, you'll drink to celebrate. If you're dinged, you'll drink to forget. If you're waitlisted, you'll drink because you're an alcoholic and your personal statement about Jack Daniels' contributions to your undergrad experience didn't sway the right people. There's a common theme in all of the above.

I'll drink to that!!

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Re: Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by hotdog123 » Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:46 am

My mail comes extremely early in the morning.

So it is nice to be able to go out to the mailbox first thing in the morning, check and see if I got any letters, and go about my day.

Status checkers, on the other hand, are the devil incarnate, because there is always a temptation to check again. Seriously cramps my productivity.

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Re: Waiting for a decision letters in the mail is torture!

Post by trialjunky » Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:27 am

Waitlisted...pissed! Now, I get to wait on pins and needles all the way until class starts!

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