Literally was just about to say thisrideagain wrote:Based on the TLS response I feel like the email is going to have the opposite effect of what Harvard intended re: fewer inquiry emails.
as a high LSAT otherwise boring applicant I approve of this dank timelineKENYADIGG1T wrote:Literally was just about to say thisrideagain wrote:Based on the TLS response I feel like the email is going to have the opposite effect of what Harvard intended re: fewer inquiry emails.
They then scrap the GRE policy and other schools follow, leaving the LSAT to reign supreme. Meanwhile, Yale is in its corner wondering why the plebs bothered with the GRE in the first place
Same.thehours wrote:wait why didn't I get this email??? confused
+1lobsicle wrote:Same.thehours wrote:wait why didn't I get this email??? confused
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No idea. It seems like it would be info pertaining to the whole applicant full. Maybe they just sent it to people with multiple LSAT takes or with LSAT+GRE? Or maybe it’s a controlled study on law school applicant neuroticism and some of us are part of the random sample.maybeman wrote:+1lobsicle wrote:Same.thehours wrote:wait why didn't I get this email??? confused
Might be it. I didn't get the e-mail but only have one LSAT and no GRE#gobroncos wrote:No idea. It seems like it would be info pertaining to the whole applicant full. Maybe they just sent it to people with multiple LSAT takes or with LSAT+GRE? Or maybe it’s a controlled study on law school applicant neuroticism and some of us are part of the random sample.maybeman wrote:+1lobsicle wrote:Same.thehours wrote:wait why didn't I get this email??? confused
I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experimentilpsm wrote:Might be it. I didn't get the e-mail but only have one LSAT and no GRE#gobroncos wrote:No idea. It seems like it would be info pertaining to the whole applicant full. Maybe they just sent it to people with multiple LSAT takes or with LSAT+GRE? Or maybe it’s a controlled study on law school applicant neuroticism and some of us are part of the random sample.maybeman wrote:+1lobsicle wrote:Same.thehours wrote:wait why didn't I get this email??? confused
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.My experience contradicts that! Complete and did not receive.calvinna wrote:I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experimentilpsm wrote:Might be it. I didn't get the e-mail but only have one LSAT and no GRE#gobroncos wrote:No idea. It seems like it would be info pertaining to the whole applicant full. Maybe they just sent it to people with multiple LSAT takes or with LSAT+GRE? Or maybe it’s a controlled study on law school applicant neuroticism and some of us are part of the random sample.maybeman wrote:+1lobsicle wrote:Same.thehours wrote:wait why didn't I get this email??? confused
hopefully more news from them this week!
I'm complete, but no email.calvinna wrote:I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experiment
Same. The only explanation is that we got rejectedprincipalagent wrote:I'm complete, but no email.calvinna wrote:I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experiment
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I need you to not.maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejected
Jesus Christ - thank goodness TLS logic isn't part of the application processmaybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejectedprincipalagent wrote:I'm complete, but no email.calvinna wrote:I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experiment
Might need to smack maybeman for the cultureprincipalagent wrote:I need you to not.maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejected
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Well so now EYE have to entertain the possibility that I got rejected /sPlatopus wrote:Is it possible that the email was only sent to people who previously contacted the office? I emailed them in September regarding a C&F question, so maybe they have a giant list of people that annoyed them...?maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejectedprincipalagent wrote:I'm complete, but no email.calvinna wrote:I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experiment
I never contacted the office and received one.Platopus wrote:Is it possible that the email was only sent to people who previously contacted the office? I emailed them in September regarding a C&F question, so maybe they have a giant list of people that annoyed them...?maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejectedprincipalagent wrote:I'm complete, but no email.calvinna wrote:I only have one LSAT score and no GRE and I got the email. My theory was that they sent it to applications that have already been marked as complete? I submitted in the first few days of October. Can anyone contradict that? If someone can I'm leaning towards a neuroticism experiment
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I'm white I don't have culture;)KENYADIGG1T wrote:Might need to smack maybeman for the cultureprincipalagent wrote:I need you to not.maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejected
+1 I'm hopping on board with this explanationlobsicle wrote:I know Yale had email trouble—messages going to just some recipients—last week because of LSAC tech problems. Maybe the same thing here?
This thread has me hollering I'm deadmaybeman wrote:I'm white I don't have culture;)KENYADIGG1T wrote:Might need to smack maybeman for the cultureprincipalagent wrote:I need you to not.maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejected
Even better, saltine american *prepares backhand*maybeman wrote:I'm white I don't have culture;)KENYADIGG1T wrote:Might need to smack maybeman for the cultureprincipalagent wrote:I need you to not.maybeman wrote:Same. The only explanation is that we got rejected
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