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Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 6:50 am
by springfever
New ranking is up. UHLC ranked 60! Changes the whole game.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 9:55 am
by BleedBlue83
bauer12 wrote:How many people are still in review for FT here?
I am (file in review 3/31)
springfever wrote:New ranking is up. UHLC ranked 60! Changes the whole game.
That's too bad. It would be nice to see them make some progress towards the 50-mark.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:29 am
by EBGB
bauer12 wrote:How many people are still in review for FT here?
Went file in review on 3/30. Still waiting.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:34 am
by utswdukie80
moonmaster3 wrote:
utswdukie80 wrote:
moonmaster3 wrote:
utswdukie80 wrote:I have to say my experience with admissions has been much more pleasant than a lot of you posting here. They were always quick to reply to emails and were usually very friendly. That said, I never called so I have no experience with that.

I also got an email with a small scholly. It was enough to finalize my decision so I just mailed my seat deposit. I'll see you guys in the fall!
Stats?
164, 3.18
Damn, no offense to you but I have a 164/3.76. I submitted in early November too...I guess my mistake was sending in a deposit last week?
None taken. I went to one of the admitted student and alumni receptions and I guess I made a good impression (letting them know I had other options probably didn't hurt either)...

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 10:56 am
by BleedBlue83
Well congrats, I'm getting antsier by the day waiting on this decision. For me, it's Houston or bust.

After the 15th, I'm thinking of calling up admissions and groveling.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 11:36 am
by tx1987
moonmaster3 wrote:I None taken. I went to one of the admitted student and alumni receptions and I guess I made a good impression (letting them know I had other options probably didn't hurt either)...
Who did you speak to? The staff there is so rude and unhelpful when I call that it makes me just want to turn them down right there on the spot.

Also, I'm kind of pissed that I didn't get a scholarship. I have a 162/3.76 and I thought for sure that I'd get one.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 11:55 am
by BleedBlue83
Over the half-dozen times I have called and one personal visit they've been friendly enough. Not overly or eagerly helpful, but serviceable.

Depends on your expectations and experiences elsewhere, as well as how those in the admissions office feel about their allotment in life. To that, I must add that their office space looks fairly drab and depressing.

I'll also add that I've had the friendliest exchanges via e-mail.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 12:44 pm
by EBGB
bauer12 wrote:How many people are still in review for FT here?
Updated to file in review 4/14/10. Seeing as I more than likely got a ding from Baylor yesterday (it's in the mail), I'm feeling fragile.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:03 pm
by jgrin
EBGB wrote:
bauer12 wrote:How many people are still in review for FT here?
Updated to file in review 4/14/10. Seeing as I more than likely got a ding from Baylor yesterday (it's in the mail), I'm feeling fragile.
FT right?

Anybody else's application update?

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:08 pm
by EBGB
jgrin wrote:
FT right?
Yeah, FT.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:18 pm
by skoalkat
I"m full time too and my date changed on my review from 3/30 to 4/14 also hey EBGB what are your stats if you dont mind me asking I applied to baylor too. Its my #1 choice

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:20 pm
by EBGB
skoalkat wrote:I"m full time too and my date changed on my review from 3/30 to 4/14 also hey EBGB what are your stats if you dont mind me asking I applied to baylor too. Its my #1 choice
159/3.3
I also have 7 years WE in legal/legislative.
I think it was pretty apparent in my PS that I'm not interested in litigation, though, which could have been a determining factor for Baylor.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:22 pm
by skoalkat
See...I'm all about litigation ...thats what I really want to do...and I bleed green and gold....family thing

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:32 pm
by Texan09
jgrin wrote:
EBGB wrote:
bauer12 wrote:How many people are still in review for FT here?
Updated to file in review 4/14/10. Seeing as I more than likely got a ding from Baylor yesterday (it's in the mail), I'm feeling fragile.
FT right?

Anybody else's application update?
Updated to in review 4/14. Previously in review on 3/30.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:35 pm
by jgrin
Texan09 wrote:
jgrin wrote:
EBGB wrote:
bauer12 wrote:How many people are still in review for FT here?
Updated to file in review 4/14/10. Seeing as I more than likely got a ding from Baylor yesterday (it's in the mail), I'm feeling fragile.
FT right?

Anybody else's application update?
Updated to in review 4/14. Previously in review on 3/30.
FT/PT?

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:38 pm
by skoalkat
I have a feeling they are getting a second review in right before the deadline for deposits...get one last good look at us before they have to make a decision :?:

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 2:54 pm
by BleedBlue83
Well damn, mine still says in review 3/31...

I'll keep an eye on it through the afternoon and post if mine changes as well.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 3:03 pm
by Bustang
I think I may shoot an e-mail over to the finaid office about scholarship $$. I've received 5+ scholarships at higher-ranked institutions so I suppose it can't hurt.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 7:29 pm
by jgrin
No-one else had a status update today?

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:34 pm
by madmartigan
springfever wrote:New ranking is up. UHLC ranked 60! Changes the whole game.
haha. Not the direction I want us to go. If Baylor passes UH up, I'll be pissed.

I wonder if / how much of a bump UH would get if it axed the PT program.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:35 am
by Josh the Goat
madmartigan wrote:I wonder if / how much of a bump UH would get if it axed the PT program.
The PT program is a big part of the school in the eyes of the Dean. It's not going anywhere.

Don't worry so much about small movement up or down in the rankings. The only people that still pay attention are 0L's, Profs, and alumni of the T14. Your job prospects won't change much if UH goes from 56 to 60. It'll probably stay in the same area for the most part.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 9:39 am
by BleedBlue83
In a city as big as Houston, I don't see them ever justifying getting rid of the PT program.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 10:23 am
by rdcws000
BleedBlue83 wrote:In a city as big as Houston, I don't see them ever justifying getting rid of the PT program.
I think it would really be a shame if they did, which I'm sure they won't.

The two programs admission criteria are tracked separately, I'm sure for that very reason. The PT program should be a plus if anything, as it make the overall program more accessible to the public. In what way does the PT program detract from the overall program, since admission criteria are tracked separately?

I've been real pumped about today, deposit day, thinking maybe we'll see an increase in activity... I guess I've got to allow time for the checks to flow in and be accounted for. Maybe next week we'll see some activity?

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 10:49 am
by jgrin
rdcws000 wrote:
BleedBlue83 wrote:In a city as big as Houston, I don't see them ever justifying getting rid of the PT program.
I think it would really be a shame if they did, which I'm sure they won't.

The two programs admission criteria are tracked separately, I'm sure for that very reason. The PT program should be a plus if anything, as it make the overall program more accessible to the public. In what way does the PT program detract from the overall program, since admission criteria are tracked separately?

I've been real pumped about today, deposit day, thinking maybe we'll see an increase in activity... I guess I've got to allow time for the checks to flow in and be accounted for. Maybe next week we'll see some activity?
I think next week will be a big week for decisions. They have to fill in the spots that accepted applicants rejected.

Re: In at University of Houston

Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:05 am
by Zojirushi
Can anyone pull up their financial aid in peoplesoft yet? I can go to the screen, but there is nothing to view.