Yale c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017) Forum

[pretzeltime]

obviously i am down for speculation and parsing the probabilities and all that, but it's a somewhat useless exercise with yale. alas.

i am in a dark mood today can you tell

[seeprybyrun]

On LSN, 22 applicants report > 173 LSAT and > 3.93 GPA. This is out of 263 reported applicants total. (~8.4%)

Median GPA for c/o 2019 is 3.89, btw

Ah, thanks for the correction.

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 44 applicants reporting > 173 and > 3.89. Of those, 37 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 37, 16 (~43.2%) were accepted, 4 (~10.8%) were WLed, and 17 (~45.9%) were rejected.

Can you do this analysis including the medians (so at/above medians)? I'm literally dead on both medians and want hope!

Goshhh, I guess

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 60 applicants reporting >= 173 and >= 3.89. Of those, 51 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 51, 23 (~45.1%) were accepted, 10 (~19.6%) were WLed, and 18 (~35.3%) were rejected.

[HonestlyThough]

On LSN, 22 applicants report > 173 LSAT and > 3.93 GPA. This is out of 263 reported applicants total. (~8.4%)

Median GPA for c/o 2019 is 3.89, btw

Ah, thanks for the correction.

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 44 applicants reporting > 173 and > 3.89. Of those, 37 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 37, 16 (~43.2%) were accepted, 4 (~10.8%) were WLed, and 17 (~45.9%) were rejected.

Can you do this analysis including the medians (so at/above medians)? I'm literally dead on both medians and want hope!

http://mylsn.info/z0xzu0/

But you see, that doesn't give me a good outlook, like these rosy 50% numbers above. I want to live in my fantasy world where I have a great shot of getting in

If it makes you feel better, when I put in my GPA (at 75th) and LSAT (above 75th) it gives me a 25% chance. I'm hoping i's just not useful with a sample size of like 4....

[OneHandedEconomist]

On LSN, 22 applicants report > 173 LSAT and > 3.93 GPA. This is out of 263 reported applicants total. (~8.4%)

Median GPA for c/o 2019 is 3.89, btw

Ah, thanks for the correction.

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 44 applicants reporting > 173 and > 3.89. Of those, 37 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 37, 16 (~43.2%) were accepted, 4 (~10.8%) were WLed, and 17 (~45.9%) were rejected.

Can you do this analysis including the medians (so at/above medians)? I'm literally dead on both medians and want hope!

http://mylsn.info/z0xzu0/

But you see, that doesn't give me a good outlook, like these rosy 50% numbers above. I want to live in my fantasy world where I have a great shot of getting in

If it makes you feel better, when I put in my GPA (at 75th) and LSAT (above 75th) it gives me a 25% chance. I'm hoping i's just not useful with a sample size of like 4....

I think above both medians nets you a 50% shot. After that, it stops mattering.

[HonestlyThough]

Median GPA for c/o 2019 is 3.89, btw

Ah, thanks for the correction.

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 44 applicants reporting > 173 and > 3.89. Of those, 37 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 37, 16 (~43.2%) were accepted, 4 (~10.8%) were WLed, and 17 (~45.9%) were rejected.

Can you do this analysis including the medians (so at/above medians)? I'm literally dead on both medians and want hope!

http://mylsn.info/z0xzu0/

But you see, that doesn't give me a good outlook, like these rosy 50% numbers above. I want to live in my fantasy world where I have a great shot of getting in

If it makes you feel better, when I put in my GPA (at 75th) and LSAT (above 75th) it gives me a 25% chance. I'm hoping i's just not useful with a sample size of like 4....

I think above both medians nets you a 50% shot. After that, it stops mattering.

Seems about right, but the sample sizes also get uselessly small. At that point, knowing nothing about softs, years out of school, etc...predicting is useless

[WordsworthIsBae]

Whoever made the new poll, I love you.

PS will share bacon with y'all.

[seeprybyrun]

Whoever made the new poll, I love you.

PS will share bacon with y'all.

Where I live, the swimming pool of sauvingon blanc is the cheapest option by far

[pretzeltime]

Whoever made the new poll, I love you.

PS will share bacon with y'all.

I wanted 2 be inclusive

[NotPanicking]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

[KateMcKitten]

If it makes you feel better, when I put in my GPA (at 75th) and LSAT (above 75th) it gives me a 25% chance. I'm hoping i's just not useful with a sample size of like 4....

I think above both medians nets you a 50% shot. After that, it stops mattering.

Seems about right, but the sample sizes also get uselessly small. At that point, knowing nothing about softs, years out of school, etc...predicting is useless

In short...

[pretzeltime]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

aw heyyy glad you popped over here where the uncertainty and misery is ongoing!

[AnonHumanPerson123]

So, I guess we can stop refreshing our emails, right? Seems like this wave (or trickle) isn't really going anywhere.

[KateMcKitten]

Goshhh, I guess

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 60 applicants reporting >= 173 and >= 3.89. Of those, 51 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 51, 23 (~45.1%) were accepted, 10 (~19.6%) were WLed, and 18 (~35.3%) were rejected.

While LSN may give me a 27% shot and myLSN may give me a 12% shot, this 45% is what I will cling to as I throw my lot in with numbers above mine. Thank yoooou!

[HonestlyThough]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

aw heyyy glad you popped over here where the uncertainty and misery is ongoing!

And may the winds be more in your favor!

[NotPanicking]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

aw heyyy glad you popped over here where the uncertainty and misery is ongoing!

Heya! Yup, gravitating towards panic like a moth to light. I mean let's be real, if I'm waitlisted from Stanford, I don't have a shot in hell at Yale. And yet here I am, continuing to freak the fuck out like I juuuuuuuuuuuuust might. lmfao

[seeprybyrun]

Goshhh, I guess

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 60 applicants reporting >= 173 and >= 3.89. Of those, 51 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 51, 23 (~45.1%) were accepted, 10 (~19.6%) were WLed, and 18 (~35.3%) were rejected.

While LSN may give me a 27% shot and myLSN may give me a 12% shot, this 45% is what I will cling to as I throw my lot in with numbers above mine. Thank yoooou!

[pretzeltime]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

aw heyyy glad you popped over here where the uncertainty and misery is ongoing!

Heya! Yup, gravitating towards panic like a moth to light. I mean let's be real, if I'm waitlisted from Stanford, I don't have a shot in hell at Yale. And yet here I am, continuing to freak the fuck out like I juuuuuuuuuuuuust might. lmfao

I don't think that's the case at all, fwiw.

eta mind you, we're all statistically fucked for yale at this point. but i dont think you're more fucked than normal, or whatever.

[seeprybyrun]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

I find your username suspect.

[KateMcKitten]

Goshhh, I guess

Looking at LSN for the 2014-2015 cycle (since the data set for 2015-2016 was abnormally small), we see 60 applicants reporting >= 173 and >= 3.89. Of those, 51 reported receiving a decision (ding/WL/admit). Of those 51, 23 (~45.1%) were accepted, 10 (~19.6%) were WLed, and 18 (~35.3%) were rejected.

While LSN may give me a 27% shot and myLSN may give me a 12% shot, this 45% is what I will cling to as I throw my lot in with numbers above mine. Thank yoooou!

Hello dear, sweet friend

[it's allgood]

FYI, after lurking for weeks, I finally registered for an account so that I could vote for bacon!!! And complete 3/18.

[NotPanicking]

Where's the option for "My anxiety is so bad my digestive system has disappeared?"

I find your username suspect.

https://media.giphy.com/media/nsYjaAPhLTuYE/giphy.gif

[KateMcKitten]

FYI, after lurking for weeks, I finally registered for an account so that I could vote for bacon!!! And complete 3/18.

Welcome fellow March completer! Bacon bringing us all together.

[seeprybyrun]

Grr, two dings posted on LSN but no dates listed.

[pretzeltime]

FYI, after lurking for weeks, I finally registered for an account so that I could vote for bacon!!! And complete 3/18.

love me some de-lurking! welcome!!

[Studybuddy17]

Does anyone else regress to toddler stage when stressed out? I've been pounding candy and kiddie food, no manly stuff like wine or bacon