Fastest Admission Turn-Arounds? Forum

[PRgradBYU]

Application complete 1/04, accepted 1/18 (W&L).

[DaRascal]

CreeeighTTTon!
Complete 11/5, Admitted 11/7

[nba101790]

Application complete 1/04, accepted 1/18 (W&L).

Congrats!

[PRgradBYU]

Congrats!

Thanks! It looks like we have similar numbers; you'll have to let me know how your cycle goes. Do you have an LSN profile?

[nba101790]

Congrats!

Thanks! It looks like we have similar numbers; you'll have to let me know how your cycle goes. Do you have an LSN profile?

Creating one right now.

[toothbrush]

Congrats!

Thanks! It looks like we have similar numbers; you'll have to let me know how your cycle goes. Do you have an LSN profile?

Creating one right now!

One of you is AA and the other is not.

[wannabelawstudent]

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[PRgradBYU]

One of you is AA and the other is not.

We might have slightly different cycles because of that, yes, but I'm still curious to see where applicants with similar credentials end up getting accepted, accepted with schollys (or "schollies," haha not sure), rejected, or waitlisted. Seeing other applicants succeed gives me hope, since I applied relatively late this cycle.

[toothbrush]

One of you is AA and the other is not.

We might have slightly different cycles because of that, yes, but I'm still curious to see where applicants with similar credentials end up getting accepted, accepted with schollys (or "schollies," haha not sure), rejected, or waitlisted. Seeing other applicants succeed gives me hope, since I applied relatively late this cycle.

I'm honestly not trying to be an asshole but AA urm status on a 165 + score = hys. 165 on non-urm = no t14.

It's just not the same at all even relatively...

[PRgradBYU]

Nah, I don't think you're being an a-hole. I'm not complaining at all; I guess I just didn't realize how much of a difference being AA has on admissions. I knew there was a bump but I didn't think it was as significant as you're saying it is. Regardless, I just like to how other peoples' cycles are going, regardless of URM / non-URM status.

[shntn]

UCLA and Cornell both got me decisions within 15 and 14 days, respectively, of going complete.

[toothbrush]

Nah, I don't think you're being an a-hole. I'm not complaining at all; I guess I just didn't realize how much of a difference being AA has on admissions. I knew there was a bump but I didn't think it was as significant as you're saying it is. Regardless, I just like to how other peoples' cycles are going, regardless of URM / non-URM status.

Good man! Cheers! best of luck!

[fallingup]

Went complete 1/10 at Vanderbilt, Decision Mailed Date 1/22.

[PRgradBYU]

Went complete 1/10 at Vanderbilt, Decision Mailed Date 1/22.

I love the "lols" in your profile, haha. That's basically what mine should have said for H and S.

[fallingup]

Went complete 1/10 at Vanderbilt, Decision Mailed Date 1/22.

I love the "lols" in your profile, haha. That's basically what mine should have said for H and S.

Haha yeah. I heard someone say here that they were "donating $85 to the Harvard endowment" which is how I feel about my application lol. The reason I applied to the unrealistic schools at all is that my significant other is applying to non-law grad programs at those schools and has a very high likelihood of admission. We want to go to school in the same area so we can be together, and I'd hate if he got into Harvard and I didn't even TRY there, you know?

[Keasbey]

Complete at Drexel 11/28 admitted 11/29. Full scholarship.

[PRgradBYU]

Went complete 1/10 at Vanderbilt, Decision Mailed Date 1/22.

I love the "lols" in your profile, haha. That's basically what mine should have said for H and S.

Haha yeah. I heard someone say here that they were "donating $85 to the Harvard endowment" which is how I feel about my application lol. The reason I applied to the unrealistic schools at all is that my significant other is applying to non-law grad programs at those schools and has a very high likelihood of admission. We want to go to school in the same area so we can be together, and I'd hate if he got into Harvard and I didn't even TRY there, you know?

Exactly. There's no reason not to try, especially with how crazy this cycle has been! And you're right... if all else fails, at least we're helping Harvard maintain its high level of prestige with our generous contributions, haha.

[Princess Consuela]

For Baylor and for Arizona, I received my admission through snail mail within about a week of becoming complete.

[dingbat]

Shortest: 2 days
Longest: 10 months (applied in October; waitlisted in May, accepted in July - while at orientation at a different school)