I don't blame Georgia State for waitlisting her. Doesn't really make sense. Must know somebody at Emory or something. I graduated in three years, did an internship, I'm in the military, and have much better numbers and haven't seen anything that amazing. Sounds questionable to me.kneedrag wrote:The admissions mystery continues to amaze me.tfleming09 wrote:I don't mean this to be a dick, but are your numbers boosted by winning a Nobel prize? I'm surprised you got into Emory at all, let alone with scholarship according to your stats and info.ab04825 wrote:Waitlisted at Georgia State- Their loss- I'll be attending Emory on scholarship in the Fall. Best of luck to you all!
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And this comes of as "How dare anyone suggest that I may be a minority".ab04825 wrote:Just to clarify- I'm not URM. And to even suggest that gives that MUCH of a boost is slightly obnoxious. Srry
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To suggest that someone gets into a school solely on the fact they are a minority does them an injustice.
It would offend me if I was in their position. Js.
It would offend me if I was in their position. Js.
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Pretentious much? Graduating from Georgia Southern early is not that impressive.ab04825 wrote:Honestly, I've been extremely active my entire 3 years in college (yes, I'm graduating in 3 years) and have done 2 internships. Emory realizes that looking at more than numbers is what will get them the best alumni in the future.
Something Georgia State must do, if they ever plan on reaching the top 25 law schools in the nation.
High numbers does not equal successful attorneys.
In other news, I too have been waitlisted. Mercer here I come?
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Wow, this thread is turning in to a shit fest. Time to unsubscribe and stay in the other one.
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+1kneedrag wrote:Wow, this thread is turning in to a shit fest. Time to unsubscribe and stay in the other one.
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This is the most action any thread I've watched has seen in a long, long time.kneedrag wrote:Wow, this thread is turning in to a shit fest. Time to unsubscribe and stay in the other one.
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ab04825 wrote:To suggest that someone gets into a school solely on the fact they are a minority does them an injustice.
It would offend me if I was in their position. Js.
"the 3.7 GPA is pretty good, considering the undergrad work is in economics. Plus, maybe he/she is a URM."
To me, the statement I made sounds like a "whole package" consideration. GPA, major, and outside factors. But take it as you will.
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THAT didn't work out well for me, huh?tfleming09 wrote:Thanks chief! Except I checked for that. 3.7/153/nonURM isn't exactly stellar, let alone T25 with $$$ numbers. Looks to be just an average white person with a relatively good GPA and a mediocre LSAT.SarahT wrote:
Prefacing something by saying "I don't mean to be a dick, but" ensures that you do intend to be a dick.....
the 3.7 GPA is pretty good, considering the undergrad work is in economics. Plus, maybe he/she is a URM.
Bully for her, though.
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It's getting towards the end of the cycle. People are getting antsy.Ga0-3L wrote:This is the most action any thread I've watched has seen in a long, long time.kneedrag wrote:Wow, this thread is turning in to a shit fest. Time to unsubscribe and stay in the other one.
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I do apologize. I am a little under the influence of sadness, considering I was really holding out for Georgia State. I do see what you meant by your statement.SarahT wrote:THAT didn't work out well for me, huh?tfleming09 wrote:Thanks chief! Except I checked for that. 3.7/153/nonURM isn't exactly stellar, let alone T25 with $$$ numbers. Looks to be just an average white person with a relatively good GPA and a mediocre LSAT.SarahT wrote:
Prefacing something by saying "I don't mean to be a dick, but" ensures that you do intend to be a dick.....
the 3.7 GPA is pretty good, considering the undergrad work is in economics. Plus, maybe he/she is a URM.
Bully for her, though.
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ill tradeab04825 wrote:I do apologize. I am a little under the influence of sadness, considering I was really holding out for Georgia State. I do see what you meant by your statement.SarahT wrote:THAT didn't work out well for me, huh?tfleming09 wrote:Thanks chief! Except I checked for that. 3.7/153/nonURM isn't exactly stellar, let alone T25 with $$$ numbers. Looks to be just an average white person with a relatively good GPA and a mediocre LSAT.SarahT wrote:
Prefacing something by saying "I don't mean to be a dick, but" ensures that you do intend to be a dick.....
the 3.7 GPA is pretty good, considering the undergrad work is in economics. Plus, maybe he/she is a URM.
Bully for her, though.
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Yeah, that gpa is nothing special even for economics at a highly esteemed school (which it is not) and that lsat is awful. The OP is either a troll or she has a disability that inhibits her ability to take tests. A connection could probably get her in, but not with $$. Wasn't April Fools yesterday?tfleming09 wrote:Thanks chief! Except I checked for that. 3.7/153/nonURM isn't exactly stellar, let alone T25 with $$$ numbers. Looks to be just an average white person with a relatively good GPA and a mediocre LSAT.SarahT wrote:
Prefacing something by saying "I don't mean to be a dick, but" ensures that you do intend to be a dick.....
the 3.7 GPA is pretty good, considering the undergrad work is in economics. Plus, maybe he/she is a URM.
Bully for her, though.
lolkneedrag wrote:Wow, this thread is turning in to a shit fest. Time to unsubscribe and stay in the other one.
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If it'll make you feel better, I am sure there are many posters who will trade their GSU acceptance for your Emory w/$$ one.
I do apologize. I am a little under the influence of sadness, considering I was really holding out for Georgia State. I do see what you meant by your statement.
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see two posts aboveroneman90 wrote:If it'll make you feel better, I am sure there are many posters who will trade their GSU acceptance for your Emory w/$$ one.
I do apologize. I am a little under the influence of sadness, considering I was really holding out for Georgia State. I do see what you meant by your statement.
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Same here. My mean post was pure jealousy.tfleming09 wrote:No shit. I'd take that and run.roneman90 wrote:
If it'll make you feel better, I am sure there are many posters who will trade their GSU acceptance for your Emory w/$$ one.
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Not me not me- I'm happy to have settled at GSU! )))
But I am thinking someone is a troll around here.
But I am thinking someone is a troll around here.
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I was all ready to go to LSN and see the next highest accepted LSAT score at Emory be over 160 or something, but there are about 3 or 4 others on LSN with somewhat similar numbers (155 & >3.7) that got money from Emory. Interesting. It really shoots a hole in the traditional wisdom around here about applying to certain schools. Congrats to ab04825.
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Ya I saw it after I posted. Damn delay trying to fix the quote box.oxeatheman wrote:see two posts aboveroneman90 wrote:If it'll make you feel better, I am sure there are many posters who will trade their GSU acceptance for your Emory w/$$ one.
I do apologize. I am a little under the influence of sadness, considering I was really holding out for Georgia State. I do see what you meant by your statement.
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is it too late to apply to emory? >.>
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This. Graduating early from Georgia Southern offsetting scoring in the 55% on the LSAT just seems fishy to me.tfleming09 wrote:2 were URMs, the other had almost a 3.9.howell wrote:I was all ready to go to LSN and see the next highest LSAT score be over 160 or something, but there are about 3 or 4 others on LSN with somewhat similar numbers (155 & >3.7) that got money from Emory. Interesting. It really shoots a hole in the traditional wisdom around here about applying to certain schools. Congrats to ab04825.
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I'M IN!!!!!!!
Finally!! SO excited.
Finally!! SO excited.
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grats, also grats on 4.0.ahenson7 wrote:I'M IN!!!!!!!
Finally!! SO excited.
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