Good idea. A parking pass would enable you to park in certain structures? All structures? Or is it just a pass so we don't have to pay?crystalhawkeye wrote:Yeah, no kidding. I sent an e-mail asking about a parking pass. I may be able to get one, but they apparently can't give out enough for everyone. Why not? They're part of the school, aren't they? Wouldn't it make sense to have free parking for these guests they're trying to intice to enroll here??rainmaker614 wrote:Everyone else get the ASD email? It sounds like parking is going to be horrible...
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I wonder what % of admitted students at Iowa come of the hold/wl list...
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Use the Cambus. That's probably the reason they won't give out passes and I suspect the passes for attending students in the fall will be similarly hard to get.rainmaker614 wrote:Good idea. A parking pass would enable you to park in certain structures? All structures? Or is it just a pass so we don't have to pay?crystalhawkeye wrote:Yeah, no kidding. I sent an e-mail asking about a parking pass. I may be able to get one, but they apparently can't give out enough for everyone. Why not? They're part of the school, aren't they? Wouldn't it make sense to have free parking for these guests they're trying to intice to enroll here??rainmaker614 wrote:Everyone else get the ASD email? It sounds like parking is going to be horrible...
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Admissions office said 10-15 "hold" applicants make it in off "waitlist" group which is created early April. I was advised in response to e-mail I sent.jrod wrote:I wonder what % of admitted students at Iowa come of the hold/wl list...
Edit: I was advised that just a few people come off the hold list before April.
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So around 700-900 (Half/50%) probably are on the "hold" group and only 10-15 make it? Not good odds.uncle mike wrote:Admissions office said 10-15" hold" applicants make it in off "waitlist" group which is created early April. I was advised in response to e-mail I sent.jrod wrote:I wonder what % of admitted students at Iowa come of the hold/wl list...
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kak23 wrote:So around 700-900 (Half/50%) probably are on the "hold" group and only 10-15 make it? Not good odds.uncle mike wrote:Admissions office said 10-15" hold" applicants make it in off "waitlist" group which is created early April. I was advised in response to e-mail I sent.jrod wrote:I wonder what % of admitted students at Iowa come of the hold/wl list...
More like 50%+ those that are put on the WL initially. So you'd be looking at about 60% of 1800-1900 people (which translates to 1080-1140 people).
This means you have about .08-1% chance of getting off the "Hold"/WL. I am fascinated by this.
Maybe Iowa has something to do with UVA, with the massive impossible WL and all.
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Does any one know how long it takes to get scholarship letters? Got accepted 2/17, received two small mailings by snail mail so far w/nothing about money. Just curious if this means no $$ from them, since I got 25k/year at Illinois...
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belligerentfuture wrote:Does any one know how long it takes to get scholarship letters? Got accepted 2/17, received two small mailings by snail mail so far w/nothing about money. Just curious if this means no $$ from them, since I got 25k/year at Illinois...
I got my full ride letter a week after the dean's email. WD the day after.
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It may come in the next week or so. I received a few mailings in between my acceptance and scholarship offer.belligerentfuture wrote:Does any one know how long it takes to get scholarship letters? Got accepted 2/17, received two small mailings by snail mail so far w/nothing about money. Just curious if this means no $$ from them, since I got 25k/year at Illinois...
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kak23: What are the chances of a guy like you and a school like me... ending up together?Jwatson wrote:kak23 wrote:So around 700-900 (Half/50%) probably are on the "hold" group and only 10-15 make it? Not good odds.uncle mike wrote:Admissions office said 10-15" hold" applicants make it in off "waitlist" group which is created early April. I was advised in response to e-mail I sent.jrod wrote:I wonder what % of admitted students at Iowa come of the hold/wl list...
More like 50%+ those that are put on the WL initially. So you'd be looking at about 60% of 1800-1900 people (which translates to 1080-1140 people).
Iowa: Well, that's pretty difficult to say.
kak23: Hit me with it! I've come a long way to see you, Iowa. The least you can do is level with me. What are my chances?
Iowa: Not good.
kak23: You mean, not good like one out of seven hundred?
Iowa: I'd say more like one out of a million.
[pause]
kak23: So you're telling me there's a chance.
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I think you mean fascinated.Jwatson wrote:kak23 wrote:So around 700-900 (Half/50%) probably are on the "hold" group and only 10-15 make it? Not good odds.uncle mike wrote:Admissions office said 10-15" hold" applicants make it in off "waitlist" group which is created early April. I was advised in response to e-mail I sent.jrod wrote:I wonder what % of admitted students at Iowa come of the hold/wl list...
More like 50%+ those that are put on the WL initially. So you'd be looking at about 60% of 1800-1900 people (which translates to 1080-1140 people).
This means you have about .08-1% chance of getting off the "Hold"/WL. I am fascinating by this.
Maybe Iowa has something to do with UVA, with the massive impossible WL and all.
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Yes mikey, that's what I meant. Good catch.mikeytwoshoes wrote: I think you mean fascinated.
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I called last week. Dean Byrd said all the merit money has been doled out but more may become available.pomona wrote:It may come in the next week or so. I received a few mailings in between my acceptance and scholarship offer.belligerentfuture wrote:Does any one know how long it takes to get scholarship letters? Got accepted 2/17, received two small mailings by snail mail so far w/nothing about money. Just curious if this means no $$ from them, since I got 25k/year at Illinois...
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Congrats!! Do you have a monster LSAT? I'm oldest "complete" on LSN. Were you on "hold"?dukeqb12 wrote:Got an email today (wednesday) 11:30 am offering admission. Been complete since mid November. Pretty excited about this after being rejected by Illinois. I am out of state as well. Good luck to everyone else!
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Parking in the campus/downtown area is horrible regardless of where you are; it's not just the law school. You're going to pay for parking no matter where you park, unless its on a street away from downtown.crystalhawkeye wrote:Yeah, no kidding. I sent an e-mail asking about a parking pass. I may be able to get one, but they apparently can't give out enough for everyone. Why not? They're part of the school, aren't they? Wouldn't it make sense to have free parking for these guests they're trying to intice to enroll here??rainmaker614 wrote:Everyone else get the ASD email? It sounds like parking is going to be horrible...
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+1..This letter was depressing enough, then I read the last few pages of this thread. Awesome.kak23 wrote:Just got this email:
I guess this is better than a rejection, I didn't think I had much of a shot at Iowa anyway. I won't have much to send them because I'm out of school and just working until law school starts. So, really nothing new is going to happen to me, like new grades, volunteer work, etc. Is there anything I can do to impress them?Dear Mr. ******:
We appreciate your continuing interest in The University of Iowa College of Law.
The Admissions Committee has completed its initial review of your application for admission to the College of Law. We have decided to place your file in the hold decision category. This is a category in which we place applications that have impressive records, and that we are interested in holding on to, at this time. In addition, we want to see how the rest of the application pool develops before we make a final decision on the hold decision files.
Approximately 50% of all applications for admission are placed in the hold decision category.
One final note: There is very little that we will be able to tell you about the status of your file, since the quality and quantity of the applicant pool, and yield rates for admitted applicants, will have an impact on the final admission decisions. On the other hand, you should feel free to send any new information or updates about yourself. All we ask is that the information you send to us be something new or different from what we already have in your file, and will shed a new or unique light on your application for admission.
Once again, we appreciate your interest in The University of Iowa College of Law. We will be in touch with you as soon as a final decision has been made.
Sincerely,
Collins B. Byrd, Jr.
Assistant Dean of Admissions
Maybe a new statement? Diversity statement? I can't think of anyone off the top of my head to write a targeted LOR...hmmm....I'd really like to go to Iowa.
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Same letter - January 9thWhitty wrote:+1..This letter was depressing enough, then I read the last few pages of this thread. Awesome.kak23 wrote:Just got this email:
I guess this is better than a rejection, I didn't think I had much of a shot at Iowa anyway. I won't have much to send them because I'm out of school and just working until law school starts. So, really nothing new is going to happen to me, like new grades, volunteer work, etc. Is there anything I can do to impress them?Dear Mr. ******:
We appreciate your continuing interest in The University of Iowa College of Law.
The Admissions Committee has completed its initial review of your application for admission to the College of Law. We have decided to place your file in the hold decision category. This is a category in which we place applications that have impressive records, and that we are interested in holding on to, at this time. In addition, we want to see how the rest of the application pool develops before we make a final decision on the hold decision files.
Approximately 50% of all applications for admission are placed in the hold decision category.
One final note: There is very little that we will be able to tell you about the status of your file, since the quality and quantity of the applicant pool, and yield rates for admitted applicants, will have an impact on the final admission decisions. On the other hand, you should feel free to send any new information or updates about yourself. All we ask is that the information you send to us be something new or different from what we already have in your file, and will shed a new or unique light on your application for admission.
Once again, we appreciate your interest in The University of Iowa College of Law. We will be in touch with you as soon as a final decision has been made.
Sincerely,
Collins B. Byrd, Jr.
Assistant Dean of Admissions
Maybe a new statement? Diversity statement? I can't think of anyone off the top of my head to write a targeted LOR...hmmm....I'd really like to go to Iowa.
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Le sigh.uncle mike wrote:
Same letter - January 9th
Did you send a LOCI or are you just going to wait it out??
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+1. Parking in Iowa City sucks, you might as well just get used to it now.scott82 wrote:Parking in the campus/downtown area is horrible regardless of where you are; it's not just the law school. You're going to pay for parking no matter where you park, unless its on a street away from downtown.crystalhawkeye wrote:Yeah, no kidding. I sent an e-mail asking about a parking pass. I may be able to get one, but they apparently can't give out enough for everyone. Why not? They're part of the school, aren't they? Wouldn't it make sense to have free parking for these guests they're trying to intice to enroll here??rainmaker614 wrote:Everyone else get the ASD email? It sounds like parking is going to be horrible...
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Whitty wrote:Le sigh.uncle mike wrote:
Same letter - January 9th
Did you send a LOCI or are you just going to wait it out??
I sent an e-mail indicating the recent fall semester was my best GPAwise.
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Got the acceptance email yesterday (literally while I was whining to my department chair about all my recent waitlists)! Not expecting any money, due to my sub-par LSAT, but Iowa is definitely #1 on my list right now! Won't be attending the ASW because of the late acceptance, but I have a friend who goes to Iowa and has nothing but good things to say about the campus/city, so I'll definitely visit at some point.
Congrats to all others who have been accepted - and maybe we'll see each other in the fall!
Congrats to all others who have been accepted - and maybe we'll see each other in the fall!
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You have to attend Iowa. I cannot be the only Yankees fan., You would provide much needed cover when people start hating on the Yankees.NYYfan213 wrote:Got the acceptance email yesterday (literally while I was whining to my department chair about all my recent waitlists)! Not expecting any money, due to my sub-par LSAT, but Iowa is definitely #1 on my list right now! Won't be attending the ASW because of the late acceptance, but I have a friend who goes to Iowa and has nothing but good things to say about the campus/city, so I'll definitely visit at some point.
Congrats to all others who have been accepted - and maybe we'll see each other in the fall!
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Anyone hear about scholarships recently?
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Just that they have no more merit money to give. They may after people withdraw.IpunchedCharlieRose wrote:Anyone hear about scholarships recently?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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