Aurorable (2017-2018)
Application Information
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# | Law School | Status | Type | $$$ | Sent | Received | Complete | Interview Date | Decision | Updated | |
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Yale University | WL, Accepted | Type: RA | Sent: 01/02/18 | Rec: 01/03/18 | Comp: 01/13/18 | Inter: -- | Dec: 04/27/18 | Upd: 5 years | |||
Stanford University | Accepted A | Type: RA | Sent: 10/27/17 | Rec: 10/30/17 | Comp: 11/14/17 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/29/18 | Upd: 6 years | |||
Harvard University | Accepted W | Type: RA | Sent: 11/10/17 | Rec: 11/13/17 | Comp: 11/17/17 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/23/18 | Upd: 6 years | |||
New York University F | Accepted W | Type: RA | $190,000 | Sent: 12/31/17 | Rec: 01/01/18 | Comp: 01/09/18 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/24/18 | Upd: 6 years | ||
Columbia University F | Accepted W | Type: RA | $195,700 | Sent: 10/27/17 | Rec: 10/27/17 | Comp: 11/14/17 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/26/18 | Upd: 6 years | ||
University of Chicago F | Accepted W | Type: RA | $105,000 | Sent: 10/27/17 | Rec: 10/27/17 | Comp: 11/14/17 | Inter: -- | Dec: 02/15/18 | Upd: 6 years |
Visitor Comments
Not technically, but it felt too late. By then I didn't want to--it was always neck and neck between the two for me but by the end I felt like Stanford was my dream school. The offer was very, very late though, and that was part of it: I didn't like they way Yale handled the admissions process at all. As I remember, they hadn't even told me I was ON the waitlist until some other decisions were due and admitted students' weekend was already happening, even though I applied pretty early. This happened to a lot of people I talked to at other ASWs. I didn't like the way they handled things and it gave me a bad impression of the administration (although this has improved over the past two years, since SLS admin has done things that equally frustrate me, and I really admire the public interest commitment at Yale).
I'm not sure my "additional info" section is showing up, so I'll put this here: I used the LSAT Trainer by Mike Kim, along with two editions of "10 Actual LSATs," and I highly recommend this combo! Did not take a class. Hope that helps somebody! Also, not that you asked, but I wish someone had forcibly pried my eyeballs away from this website when I was going through applications three years ago. Remember that agonizing does very little to help your chances, all your law school applications knowledge will almost immediately become practically useless, and you can never get this time back. But YDY!
But I guess the Yale offer was too late for you to change your mind?