UCLA? 2011
Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2010 3:27 am
Applied early decision on the first. Have not gone complete yet. Now its time to wait.
174/3.38 Re-applicant
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Even with 166 I think you should have other options in T20, I don't really think you would be shut out. You may also be able to get in a scholar program somewhere if your softs are really outstanding, so doing ED may preclude that. Well I guess good luck on the test and see how it turns out!Aggiegrad2011 wrote:Checking in! I am not sure whether to ED or not. I have a 3.98 LSAC GPA with a lot of fantastic softs (including combat experience via the US Army) and I am PT'ing between 164-169. Once the Oct. scores come in, if it's anywhere in the 166~ range, I'll ED. If not, RD I go. I'd have to give up Berkeley, which is my dream school and one I had targeted letters directed toward, but the Epstein program @ UCLA is intriguing too, and I don't want to get shut out of the T20.
Tough calls...
My guess is about 50/50 accept or waitlist. If I remember correctly you, like me, were waitlisted at UCLA last year. Hopefully things shake out better for us this time.msch0i wrote:What do you guys think my chances are (3.82/165) if I ED?
Yep, was WLed last year also. Best of luck to you!adamdroog wrote:My guess is about 50/50 accept or waitlist. If I remember correctly you, like me, were waitlisted at UCLA last year. Hopefully things shake out better for us this time.msch0i wrote:What do you guys think my chances are (3.82/165) if I ED?
If you read the TLS Dean interview with Dean Schwartz, he states that you should apply when you feel most prepared and that submitting late won't severely affect your chances. UCLA doesn't operate on a strictly rolling basis (see last year's thread - applicants in Oct. got decisions through April/May, I believe...), but you should submit as soon as you can.FlanAl wrote:Ugghh this bums me out I was planning on applying after the Dec lsat. Do you think the main issue was applying that late in the cycle?
There is no status checker, unless its a new thing. I got an email from UCLA about two weeks ago saying that applications will start going complete in a couple weeks. So, any day now. They said we will get an email when complete. Last year decisions were accept via phone call, deny via mail, and waitlist via email.r6_philly wrote:Is there a status checker? Do you get an email when you are complete? How do you get the decision? I don't recall hearing back after submitting.
Thanks! I found the email as well, they sent it to the email on file with LSAC instead of the one on the application. It's been two weeks for me, hopefully they will be reviewing soon.adamdroog wrote:There is no status checker, unless its a new thing. I got an email from UCLA about two weeks ago saying that applications will start going complete in a couple weeks. So, any day now. They said we will get an email when complete. Last year decisions were accept via phone call, deny via mail, and waitlist via email.r6_philly wrote:Is there a status checker? Do you get an email when you are complete? How do you get the decision? I don't recall hearing back after submitting.
Good luck!Cromartie wrote:I will be joining you guys on this thread after the October scores come out. I was a WL---> Accept last year (with some money), but decided to put off law school for a year. Applied 2 days before the deadline and was below the LSAT median.
Outside of the T6, UCLA is my top choice (yes, even more than the rest of the T14).
Well, I can't entirely be sure that I wouldn't go straight to the WL again if I reapplied with my current score. Also, I want to maximize my scholarship/money prospects. I'd rather wait until I have the strongest application package I can possibly put together before sending off my applications, and I think November is still relatively early in the cycle.r6_philly wrote:Good luck!Cromartie wrote:I will be joining you guys on this thread after the October scores come out. I was a WL---> Accept last year (with some money), but decided to put off law school for a year. Applied 2 days before the deadline and was below the LSAT median.
Outside of the T6, UCLA is my top choice (yes, even more than the rest of the T14).
If you got in, why don't you reapply now instead of waiting for your new score?