Arizona State c/o 2015 Forum

[gaud]

Do we know when they start releasing decisions?

it appears that last cycle the applicants heard around mid to late Jan

[bulldoglaw]

Been complete since 11/21, haven't heard anything since. From what I hear, it's going to be a while...

[GeauxTigers7]

I submitted my app pretty early (end of October) and haven't heard anything except the initial email after I submitted my app.

[favrefire4]

I submitted by app pretty early (end of October) and haven't heard anything except the initial email after I submitted my app.

+1...I'm pretty sure they start releasing decisions sometime in January through email and that's pretty much the only communication you have with them.

[benito]

yeah ive heard a few places now that ASU is known for taking its time in the admissions process. Wonder if that has anything to do with u of a speeding things up this year....either way a status checker would be nice

[favrefire4]

Let's hope taking their time is a good thing....

[tyro]

Went complete last week. Would save I guess about 18k for housing but still wouldn't really be worth it if no scholarship. Hoping they at least offer a small one.

[gaud]

Would save I guess about 18k for housing but still wouldn't really be worth it if no scholarship. Hoping they at least offer a small one.

the same sort of boat that I'm in. Staying here with the family (SO) would save me quite a bit in housing... but i'd be unlikely to accept without at least a little scholly $$.

[tyro]

Would save I guess about 18k for housing but still wouldn't really be worth it if no scholarship. Hoping they at least offer a small one.

the same sort of boat that I'm in. Staying here with the family (SO) would save me quite a bit in housing... but i'd be unlikely to accept without at least a little scholly $$.

Yeah I would be 29 miles from Tempe. Kinda far but probably worth it.

[GeauxTigers7]

I grew up in Chandler and that's where my parents still live. If I get accepted at ASU, it would be definitely be my top choice if I don't stay in Louisiana.

[jable500]

I submitted my app pretty early (end of October) and haven't heard anything except the initial email after I submitted my app.

+1

[SarahT]

Just put an app in Friday. Late to join the pool.

[gaud]

*crickets

Has anyone heard anything yet?

[ScoutFinch]

Absolutely nothing. Is it normalwhen for their ED process to take this long? Seems oxymoronic to me...

[gaud]

Yes, it's normally this slow

According to the past couple cycles (LSN) there should be a batch of decisions coming real soon though... I was hoping maybe somebody had heard something

[corvid]

Haven't heard anything since the initial emails.

[un-vordox]

I forgot to mention that I called admissions the other day and asked when they expect EA decisions to start rolling out. I was told "not before the end of the month".

So much for getting EA decisons out in January.

[gaud]

I forgot to mention that I called admissions the other day and asked when they expect EA decisions to start rolling out. I was told "not before the end of the month".

So much for getting EA decisons out in January.

lame

EDIT: thanks for the info though!

[MormonChristian]

Nice. I submitted 10/1. Expecting to hear something in May.

LOL. Why does ASU do that?

[tajudad]

I submitted my app in early January. I just received the email verifying receipt of the application.

Here is what they have to say about when we'll hear:

"Review of applications for Regular Admission will not begin until the Admissions Committee completes its review of all Early Admission applications in late January. The decision process will continue through the spring, and we will release decisions as they are made throughout that time. We anticipate that all applications completed in a timely fashion will have decisions by the end of April."

[SarahT]

I submitted my app in early January. I just received the email verifying receipt of the application.

Here is what they have to say about when we'll hear:

"Review of applications for Regular Admission will not begin until the Admissions Committee completes its review of all Early Admission applications in late January. The decision process will continue through the spring, and we will release decisions as they are made throughout that time. We anticipate that all applications completed in a timely fashion will have decisions by the end of April."

Nice, since deposits are due at most schools in April. How does that make sense?

[gaud]

I submitted my app in early January. I just received the email verifying receipt of the application.

Here is what they have to say about when we'll hear:

"Review of applications for Regular Admission will not begin until the Admissions Committee completes its review of all Early Admission applications in late January. The decision process will continue through the spring, and we will release decisions as they are made throughout that time. We anticipate that all applications completed in a timely fashion will have decisions by the end of April."

Nice, since deposits are due at most schools in April. How does that make sense?

they probably assume that we will have heard from every other law school by then lol

[un-vordox]

I remember this being a problem last cycle. At least I went EA this time.

[gaud]

I remember this being a problem last cycle. At least I went EA this time.

same feeling here. last cycle I waiting until the end of April just to be rejected... it was depressing

[un-vordox]

I remember this being a problem last cycle. At least I went EA this time.

same feeling here. last cycle I waiting until the end of April just to be rejected... it was depressing

+1