USC c/o 2020 Applicants Thread (2016-2017) Forum

[act0491]

are any of you trying to negotiate up from USC's top tier of non-Rothman scholarships, 157.5k? I was wondering if that is even a worthwhile endeavor

+1

[chargers21]

are any of you trying to negotiate up from USC's top tier of non-Rothman scholarships, 157.5k? I was wondering if that is even a worthwhile endeavor

+1

if they only give 1 Rothman per year (which I have no clue about), then it seems that some people did split the difference in terms of scholarships in past years
edit: Only 1 Rothman per year, and at least 1 person on LSN made note that they got 170k from USC through negotiation

[Rigo]

I emailed USC asking to their Rothman side chick. I said I didn't need my picture on their website but that that hotline better bling with more cash.

[Stevie_Rave_On]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

[chargers21]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

[Stevie_Rave_On]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

My LSAT this cycle was 11 points higher.

[chargers21]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

My LSAT this cycle was 11 points higher.

Well then damn, that should help you out! (I also had an 11 point increase in LSAT score) Best of luck!

[Mr_Chukes]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

My LSAT this cycle was 11 points higher.

That's a mighty fine increase.

[Stevie_Rave_On]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

My LSAT this cycle was 11 points higher.

Well then damn, that should help you out! (I also had an 11 point increase in LSAT score) Best of luck!

Thanks!

[Stevie_Rave_On]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

My LSAT this cycle was 11 points higher.

That's a mighty fine increase.

Thanks. I went complete mid-December and just went into review. I remember it also took them a while to reject me too, so I'm having a hard time battling back the bad feels.

[Mr_Chukes]

Anybody have any stats on how many rejects from a prior cycle are admitted after reapplication? Is that a thing they look at and think "Gee you really must be serious" or is it more of a "Oh YOU again" type deal? Feel free to BS me if you don't know the exact answer, I'm desperate enough to cling to anything.

better numbers + better app = better chances. Without these, you have the same chances as you had when you got dinged

My LSAT this cycle was 11 points higher.

That's a mighty fine increase.

Thanks. I went complete mid-December and just went into review. I remember it also took them a while to reject me too, so I'm having a hard time battling back the bad feels.

Praying for you.

[Rigo]

Got my offer. I can work with it. USC is near the top of my list now.

[Mr_Chukes]

Got my offer. I can work with it. USC is near the top of my list now.

How much? They don't cheap out.

[Rigo]

Got my offer. I can work with it. USC is near the top of my list now.

How much? They don't cheap out.

$157,500

[Mr_Chukes]

Got my offer. I can work with it. USC is near the top of my list now.

How much? They don't cheap out.

$157,500

Highest tier. Congratulations!

[Rigo]

Congratulations!

Thanks!

About both 75ths if anyone was wondering

[BobBoblaw]

Congratulations!

Thanks!

About both 75ths if anyone was wondering

How early did you apply?

[Rigo]

Congratulations!

Thanks!
About both 75ths if anyone was wondering

How early did you apply?

Haha super super late. End of January.

[BobBoblaw]

Congratulations!

Thanks!
About both 75ths if anyone was wondering

How early did you apply?

Haha super super late. End of January.

Thanks. They had my app in January, too, but held it automatically because I was registered for Feb. Didnt score higher, but at LSAT 75th from Dec. so I hope they still admit me and saved a few $$ to throw at me. My UGPA sux tho...

[Rigo]

They're really pushing sharing your acceptance package on social media damn

[Mr_Chukes]

They're really pushing sharing your acceptance package on social media damn

yup they want you to show your love lol.

[Assasindowntheavenue]

They're really pushing sharing your acceptance package on social media damn

yup they want you to show your love lol.

How so? Sorry I'm not on social media so I'm lost.

[Mr_Chukes]

They're really pushing sharing your acceptance package on social media damn

yup they want you to show your love lol.

How so? Sorry I'm not on social media so I'm lost.

The acceptance packet has a sign that says USC Gould 2020 share this on social media. They want you to show your friends and family that you are happy by posting this.

[imtca]

just waitlisted via email + status checker, 168, 3.67

[njdevils327]

I got half tuition to UCLA but waitlisted to USC (A school i wanted to go to more at the beginning of the process)????

So weird. Anyone know or hear of people getting off the waitlist quickly by submitting a LOCI to their Waitlist response form? Or getting money from them after getting on the waitlist?


This sucks....