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Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2012 11:51 pm
by Chickensoup
169, 3.7
Cornell - In
Gtown - In
NYU* - Waiting
Penn - Waiting
Duke - Waiting
Fordham - Waiting
*NYU is early decision
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 7:44 am
by Doorkeeper
NYU- Rejected/WL
Penn- rejected
Duke- WL
Fordham- In with $$
Why didn't you apply to Berkeley, Michigan, or Northwestern?
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:08 am
by Chickensoup
Doorkeeper wrote:NYU- Rejected/WL
Penn- rejected
Duke- WL
Fordham- In with $$
Why didn't you apply to Berkeley, Michigan, or Northwestern?
Don't want to go to any of those schools. I'm from NY and want to stay there for my career. IMO, Cornell gives me a fine shot at NYC biglaw.
Pretty harsh on your Penn prediction. 169 and 3.7 are likely their new medians in this down cycle.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:32 am
by Crowing
I doubt Penn's LSAT median dropped, and there's no way their GPA median dropped that much. Also Penn RD is pretty rough.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:39 am
by Chickensoup
Crowing wrote:I doubt Penn's LSAT median dropped, and there's no way their GPA median dropped that much. Also Penn RD is pretty rough.
Idk man, aren't application down like 18%? That's a big drop. I skated into Gtown with my numbers, so I'm of the opinion that right now anything is possible save HYS.
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:39 am
by VasaVasori
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Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:41 am
by Ruxin1
Chickensoup wrote:Crowing wrote:I doubt Penn's LSAT median dropped, and there's no way their GPA median dropped that much. Also Penn RD is pretty rough.
Idk man, aren't application down like 18%? That's a big drop. I skated into Gtown with my numbers, so I'm of the opinion that right now anything is possible save HYS.
There's a big difference between Penn and Gtown. You are at the gtown lsat median and slightly below the gpa. You are below both medians at penn.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:44 am
by Chickensoup
Ruxin1 wrote:Chickensoup wrote:Crowing wrote:I doubt Penn's LSAT median dropped, and there's no way their GPA median dropped that much. Also Penn RD is pretty rough.
Idk man, aren't application down like 18%? That's a big drop. I skated into Gtown with my numbers, so I'm of the opinion that right now anything is possible save HYS.
There's a big difference between Penn and Gtown. You are at the gtown lsat median and slightly below the gpa. You are below both medians at penn.
You are probably right about Penn, but you have to admit--this down cycle makes things interesting. With applications down so dramatically, we really have no idea what the median for admitted applicants will be for this cycle. 169 certainly does not seem impossible.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:44 am
by WhiteyCakes
Probably in at Duke
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:46 am
by Ruxin1
You'll probably get 45 or 60k from Cornell - so that's probably where you'll end up you.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:50 am
by justonemoregame
Chickensoup wrote:Crowing wrote:I doubt Penn's LSAT median dropped, and there's no way their GPA median dropped that much. Also Penn RD is pretty rough.
Idk man, aren't application down like 18%? That's a big drop. I skated into Gtown with my numbers, so I'm of the opinion that right now anything is possible save HYS.
We don't know how much apps are down since Oct / Dec are the most popular administrations.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:11 pm
by Chickensoup
Ruxin1 wrote:You'll probably get 45 or 60k from Cornell - so that's probably where you'll end up you.
True, for 60K, I'd jump on that train. Unless I get into NYU ED, of course.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:42 pm
by mr.hands
NYU: Out
Duke: Good shot, i'd guess around 40%
Penn: No chance
Fordham: In with money
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 1:31 pm
by Doorkeeper
Chickensoup wrote:Doorkeeper wrote:NYU- Rejected/WL
Penn- rejected
Duke- WL
Fordham- In with $$
Why didn't you apply to Berkeley, Michigan, or Northwestern?
Don't want to go to any of those schools. I'm from NY and want to stay there for my career. IMO, Cornell gives me a fine shot at NYC biglaw.
Pretty harsh on your Penn prediction. 169 and 3.7 are likely their new medians in this down cycle.
http://myLSN.info/bmkn3n
That's from the last two cycles. You have a better shot at NYU than Penn because of the ED, but I would expect a WL or Rejection from both unless you have some awesome softs.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 4:28 pm
by Chickensoup
Doorkeeper wrote:Chickensoup wrote:Doorkeeper wrote:NYU- Rejected/WL
Penn- rejected
Duke- WL
Fordham- In with $$
Why didn't you apply to Berkeley, Michigan, or Northwestern?
Don't want to go to any of those schools. I'm from NY and want to stay there for my career. IMO, Cornell gives me a fine shot at NYC biglaw.
Pretty harsh on your Penn prediction. 169 and 3.7 are likely their new medians in this down cycle.
http://myLSN.info/bmkn3n
That's from the last two cycles. You have a better shot at NYU than Penn because of the ED, but I would expect a WL or Rejection from both unless you have some awesome softs.
Yeah, that would indicate that admission to Penn is very unlikely. I'm just wondering what the effects of the down cycle will be. Is there a chance that they totally flip things upside down?
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 4:31 pm
by Tiago Splitter
Chickensoup wrote:I'm just wondering what the effects of the down cycle will be. Is there a chance that they totally flip things upside down?
Last cycle saw a substantial decline in applications without any real game changers in terms of admissions standards, at least in the T-14. We don't yet know if apps will continue to drop for this cycle.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 4:37 pm
by BigZuck
Do you think you come across as well in your applications as you do in your TLS posts?
I'm in at Duke with worse stats and you're around both medians so you should be good there.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 5:13 pm
by Chickensoup
BigZuck wrote:Do you think you come across as well in your applications as you do in your TLS posts?
I'm in at Duke with worse stats and you're around both medians so you should be good there.
I clearly don't come across too poorly. I got in at Gtown and Cornell. You TLSers are a very finicky bunch. I'd almost venture to guess that how well one is received on TLS is negatively correlated with how well one does financially.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 5:20 pm
by WhiteyCakes
Chickensoup wrote:BigZuck wrote:Do you think you come across as well in your applications as you do in your TLS posts?
I'm in at Duke with worse stats and you're around both medians so you should be good there.
I clearly don't come across too poorly. I got in at Gtown and Cornell. You TLSers are a very finicky bunch. I'd almost venture to guess that how well one is received on TLS is negatively correlated with how well one does financially.
Here we go again...
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 6:53 pm
by North
Chickensoup wrote:I clearly don't come across too poorly. I got in at Gtown and Cornell. You TLSers are a very finicky bunch. I'd almost venture to guess that how well one is received on TLS is negatively correlated with how well one does financially.
You are going to have
so many friends in law school.
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 7:04 pm
by Puffin
Chickensoup wrote:BigZuck wrote:Do you think you come across as well in your applications as you do in your TLS posts?
I'm in at Duke with worse stats and you're around both medians so you should be good there.
I clearly don't come across too poorly. I got in at Gtown and Cornell. You TLSers are a very finicky bunch. I'd almost venture to guess that how well one is received on TLS is negatively correlated with how well one does financially.

Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 6:56 pm
by vman21
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Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 7:30 pm
by 2014
If you want someone to tell you that you are going to get into Penn which you seem to be pandering for then here, you will get into Penn.
No chance, WL at best and you won't get off of it. They will mow through their list of splitters before they go for someone who is a straight up hindrance to both medians
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:56 pm
by Chickensoup
2014 wrote:If you want someone to tell you that you are going to get into Penn which you seem to be pandering for then here, you will get into Penn.
No chance, WL at best and you won't get off of it. They will mow through their list of splitters before they go for someone who is a straight up hindrance to both medians
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Oh my god. I've never been more offended in my life. How ever will I be able to cope knowing that I am nothing but a
STRAIGHT UP HINDRANCE TO BOTH MEDIANS?
Re: Predict the rest of my cycle
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 10:19 pm
by moonman157
Chickensoup wrote:2014 wrote:If you want someone to tell you that you are going to get into Penn which you seem to be pandering for then here, you will get into Penn.
No chance, WL at best and you won't get off of it. They will mow through their list of splitters before they go for someone who is a straight up hindrance to both medians
straight up hindrance to both medians
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straight up hindrance to both medians
Oh my god. I've never been more offended in my life. How ever will I be able to cope knowing that I am nothing but a
STRAIGHT UP HINDRANCE TO BOTH MEDIANS?
The real question is how Penn will deal with you being a hindrance to both medians. And you've gotten your answer to that. Sorry that it's not what you want to hear.