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I just noticed that my status changed to "File in Review" as of 12/4. It's about time!

When did you go complete? I'm complete at 10/28 but still not under review.....but it IS about time that Houston got around to checking out apps!

HaleyB88 wrote:When did you go complete? I'm complete at 10/28 but still not under review.....but it IS about time that Houston got around to checking out apps!

I went complete 11/16.

Nikiya wrote:I just noticed that my status changed to "File in Review" as of 12/4. It's about time!

+1. Same status.

PirateCap'n wrote:

Nikiya wrote:I just noticed that my status changed to "File in Review" as of 12/4. It's about time!

+1. Same status.

+1

Applied today .

Went complete on 11/23, but I'm not in review yet. Good luck everyone

In review as of 12/4. I've been biting at the bit to hear back from these guys! GL everyone.

I'm also in review as of 12/4. A top choice for me since I want to stay in Texas and most likely study intellectual property. Fingers crossed.

in review as well, is houston any good with scholarships?

miami.. wrote:in review as well, is houston any good with scholarships?

"For the 2009-2010 academic year, Texas residents enrolled in the full-time division paid $21,030 in tuition, while non-residents were charged $28,440. The school does its part in helping students with these expenses by providing grants and scholarships in varying amounts to more than half of the student body." Per http://www.top-law-schools.com/houston- ... f-law.html

Princeton Review's Top 172 Law Schools has 84% of students receiving aid. 38% of aid is merit-based. 45% receiving scholarships.

I don't get it, I applied ED and had a complete date on 11/01, and am not under review yet. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?

Went complete 11/18 and not under review either

miami.. wrote:in review as well, is houston any good with scholarships?

No, look at LSN. You need T-14 numbers for merit scholarship consideration.

Just a word to those whose status just went to "in review": Houston is notorious for slow application cycles. I went "in review" on 11/2 last application cycle (2008) and was not accepted until February. Good luck to all!

patrickd139 wrote:Just a word to those whose status just went to "in review": Houston is notorious for slow application cycles. I went "in review" on 11/2 last application cycle (2008) and was not accepted until February. Good luck to all!

I got my status checker this morning (they were the first to send of all of my applications from this weekend), but I'll definitely make a note that they're slow and to not even look at it for like a month.

Finally "In Review" as of 12/7. I was complete as of 10/28, so it definately takes awhile!

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miami.. wrote:in review as well, is houston any good with scholarships?

No, look at LSN. You need T-14 numbers for merit scholarship consideration.

+1 And I really dont understand why Houston does this?

catharsis wrote:

0 and 16 wrote:

miami.. wrote:in review as well, is houston any good with scholarships?

No, look at LSN. You need T-14 numbers for merit scholarship consideration.

+1 And I really dont understand why Houston does this?

Because they are cheap. It's a win-win either way. They either get a boost to their LSAT #s, or they don't lose any money.

Just went to "In Review" as well. Have to say they are one of my top choices for their great health law program and as a Texas resident, at sticker they are still cheaper than many offers I have with scholarships.

Anyone know how long it usually takes them to go from in review to DR? It looks like according to LSN their first admits were the beginning of the year so lets hope we all will be hearing in a month. Cheers!

Anyone else expecting to hear from Houston today?

See the other UH thread. Bunch of people from the 12/14 DR batch had their status checkers switch to "admitted"

Thanks for the heads up.

In today! Woot

haven't received the letter in the mail yet, but my status checker was updated to admitted.