I'm in SF and the letter reached me on Friday. Not to say that they aren't doing them in waves though. Best of luckcrossingfingers wrote:My heart broke a little bit when I received the mail today. I received the "making an impact" mailer today but still no scholarship information. I'm holding out hope that it's just taking a really long time getting to Ca. from Georgia or that they're sending in waves. In-state and even a small amount of money would make such a massive difference. Has anyone out here on the west coast heard yet?
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Admitted via status checker today. I'm in Southern CA; haven't received any mailings yet.
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Still haven't heard anything on $. In FL. When they pulled me off the waitlist last year, I made it clear that I was only declining because they were offering me no money. They admitted me in the first round this year, so I've been hopeful. I'll be pretty miffed if I get shafted again. If I just get a residential equalizer, I'll be happy. Otherwise, I don't know if it's worth missing work for me to attend the ASD. I already booked the hotel room and everything. Blah.
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Maybe give it a few more days then start the negotiations? I glanced at your profile and saw you are in at Emory. That makes a good bargaining chip. I also don't think it would be rude to call and see if you got offered something and for some reason it hasn't hit your mailbox. You did get a letter saying that scholarship decisions would be made first two weeks of Feb, right? Politely asking if you should be expecting anything doesn't seem absurd to me. If for some reason you didn't get anything you can say "Oh, okay, thank you for that information. To whom should I send a letter/email in regards to being further considered for scholarship aid.." (you get the idea). Fingers crossed for you!LittleBlueBird wrote:Still haven't heard anything on $. In FL. When they pulled me off the waitlist last year, I made it clear that I was only declining because they were offering me no money. They admitted me in the first round this year, so I've been hopeful. I'll be pretty miffed if I get shafted again. If I just get a residential equalizer, I'll be happy. Otherwise, I don't know if it's worth missing work for me to attend the ASD. I already booked the hotel room and everything. Blah.
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That is definitely a good idea. I will probably do that this week. I have a decent excuse, as I don't reside at the residence where I recieve my mail and only pick it up perioidcally. I'll let you know if I hear anything. Thanks for the encouragement!BlueJeanBaby wrote:Maybe give it a few more days then start the negotiations? I glanced at your profile and saw you are in at Emory. That makes a good bargaining chip. I also don't think it would be rude to call and see if you got offered something and for some reason it hasn't hit your mailbox. You did get a letter saying that scholarship decisions would be made first two weeks of Feb, right? Politely asking if you should be expecting anything doesn't seem absurd to me. If for some reason you didn't get anything you can say "Oh, okay, thank you for that information. To whom should I send a letter/email in regards to being further considered for scholarship aid.." (you get the idea). Fingers crossed for you!LittleBlueBird wrote:Still haven't heard anything on $. In FL. When they pulled me off the waitlist last year, I made it clear that I was only declining because they were offering me no money. They admitted me in the first round this year, so I've been hopeful. I'll be pretty miffed if I get shafted again. If I just get a residential equalizer, I'll be happy. Otherwise, I don't know if it's worth missing work for me to attend the ASD. I already booked the hotel room and everything. Blah.
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My application has been in review since 02/08/13. I'm in UGA undergrad - honors with a 3.5 and 162 LSAT. How much longer should I expect to wait?
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Does anyone know if there will be another wave of scholarships or if they really only do one round? I thought there was a chance I would at least get something but nothing ever came. Thanks!
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I called their office earlier today since I also haven't heard on scholarship $. They told me that they're still reviewing files and it definitely didn't mean i had missed the scholarship boat.. said it could be anywhere between now and early summer :/
on a side note for anyone attending the conference this weekend, is there a specific dress code for it?
on a side note for anyone attending the conference this weekend, is there a specific dress code for it?
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Thanks for sharing!
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For what it's worth, I am a 3.5/163 and was under review for about a month before getting accepted.bigmo123 wrote:My application has been in review since 02/08/13. I'm in UGA undergrad - honors with a 3.5 and 162 LSAT. How much longer should I expect to wait?
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What's the typical timeline on scholarships post acceptance?
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Been in review for months. Below median scores (152, 3.16). Did not research enough before deciding not to retake LSAT (definitely going to in June).
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
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URM?Boston4 wrote:Been in review for months. Below median scores (152, 3.16). Did not research enough before deciding not to retake LSAT (definitely going to in June).
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
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Yes. UGA undergrad and urm.
BlueJeanBaby wrote:URM?Boston4 wrote:Been in review for months. Below median scores (152, 3.16). Did not research enough before deciding not to retake LSAT (definitely going to in June).
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
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Judging by the sea of red surrounding your numbers, you would have been rejected if you were not a URM. Fortunately, you are I have zero experience with URM cycles so I'm hoping someone here can chime in and help you out! Good luck.Boston4 wrote:Yes. UGA undergrad and urm.
BlueJeanBaby wrote:URM?Boston4 wrote:Been in review for months. Below median scores (152, 3.16). Did not research enough before deciding not to retake LSAT (definitely going to in June).
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
Also, how are you out of state if you are a UGA undergraduate?
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Figured That's what's keeping me under review. Have they waitlisted yet?
Not out of state for UGA. I meant, I was waitlisted at a school out of state. Sorry!
Not out of state for UGA. I meant, I was waitlisted at a school out of state. Sorry!
BlueJeanBaby wrote:Judging by the sea of red surrounding your numbers, you would have been rejected if you were not a URM. Fortunately, you are I have zero experience with URM cycles so I'm hoping someone here can chime in and help you out! Good luck.Boston4 wrote:Yes. UGA undergrad and urm.
BlueJeanBaby wrote:URM?Boston4 wrote:Been in review for months. Below median scores (152, 3.16). Did not research enough before deciding not to retake LSAT (definitely going to in June).
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
Also, how are you out of state if you are a UGA undergraduate?
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It doesn't seem that they have. You can keep tabs here: http://georgia.lawschoolnumbers.com/statsBoston4 wrote:Figured That's what's keeping me under review. Have they waitlisted yet?
Not out of state for UGA. I meant, I was waitlisted at a school out of state. Sorry!
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I wonder when they will start releasing more decisions. It seems to have been pretty slow since they released scholarship notifications a few weeks ago.
I heard that they accepted people around my stats in late February and March last year, so my fingers are still crossed.
I heard that they accepted people around my stats in late February and March last year, so my fingers are still crossed.
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$30K scholly letter today!
There's a 2.7 stip. So excited. Most likely attending.
There's a 2.7 stip. So excited. Most likely attending.
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Boston4 wrote:Been in review for months. Below median scores (152, 3.16). Did not research enough before deciding not to retake LSAT (definitely going to in June).
Should they not have rejected me by now? I was Wait listed out of state.
They only had my application for about 1.5 months before they rejected me. I was non-URM, out of state, 158, 3.68. Non-UGA undergrad of course.
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Mine has been in review since November, 3.59 & 162.bigmo123 wrote:My application has been in review since 02/08/13. I'm in UGA undergrad - honors with a 3.5 and 162 LSAT. How much longer should I expect to wait?
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I called Admissions last week to ask about scholarships, and I was told I wasn't receiving any. I sent an email to the associate dean later to tell him how much I wanted to attend Georgia, informed him about my W&M scholarship, etc. Today, I got a letter for 3k a year! 2.7 stip. So happy! Athens bound for the fall
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Welcome to the class of 2016! That's awesome that your negotiation worked. Congrats.jstacks wrote:I called Admissions last week to ask about scholarships, and I was told I wasn't receiving any. I sent an email to the associate dean later to tell him how much I wanted to attend Georgia, informed him about my W&M scholarship, etc. Today, I got a letter for 3k a year! 2.7 stip. So happy! Athens bound for the fall
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I'm totally bummed! Looking over this forum last night, it seemed like everyone was accepted...I was denied admission to UGA today. I've applied to four other schools, UGA being the one sort of "in the middle" in terms of competitiveness.
For the sake of reference, I've got a 2.8 and 153, but a TON of soft creds. Non-URM but former entrepreneur (sold my company), currently working in a law firm as a legal intern, sitting on a city board. How important are stats at this school?? What happened to the "holistic" approach??
Congrats to all who were accepted, all the best in fall!!
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For the sake of reference, I've got a 2.8 and 153, but a TON of soft creds. Non-URM but former entrepreneur (sold my company), currently working in a law firm as a legal intern, sitting on a city board. How important are stats at this school?? What happened to the "holistic" approach??
Congrats to all who were accepted, all the best in fall!!
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You probably won't want to hear this, but as a fellow 2.8 GPA-holder, I'm begging you to retake and try again next cycle. If you spend the next three months devoted to studying for June and get something in the mid-to-high 160s (I wound up with a 168) you can get money to plenty of quality schools. UGA gave me a strong scholarship offer. Other T1 schools have given me 75%+ of a full ride. Your soft factors are fantastic and will serve you well, but stats do matter everywhere. Your GPA is already a red flag (trust me, I know) and at that point, adcomms basically only need one other reason to ding you. A lower LSAT is definitely reason enough.Tommycopeland wrote:I'm totally bummed! Looking over this forum last night, it seemed like everyone was accepted...I was denied admission to UGA today. I've applied to four other schools, UGA being the one sort of "in the middle" in terms of competitiveness.
For the sake of reference, I've got a 2.8 and 153, but a TON of soft creds. Non-URM but former entrepreneur (sold my company), currently working in a law firm as a legal intern, sitting on a city board. How important are stats at this school?? What happened to the "holistic" approach??
Congrats to all who were accepted, all the best in fall!!
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