craps (2022-2023)

After looking at your thread, I feel ya on the stresses of applying! Esp. when you get a rejection right off the bat... Too many unknowns we are all dealing with, especially those who did not kill the LSAT or (looks like in your case) withdrew from a few too may clases.... What do you think about seattle u deffering so many apps?

but why wouldn't SU just send out nothing at all and wait to decide on an app? That's what's confusing to me...

except in my case. I am the only one SU applicant on LSN that went complete early, but still has not yet received a decision. I honestly dunno if this is good or bad, albeit I like to imagine the glass half full.

Hey- How did you find out the decision of SU? Online, or mail?

for your comment. yes, I'm definitely kicking myself for having waited so long to take the LSAT (I took the Feb. LSAT). if things don't work out this year w/ SU, I'll definitely have my application on Oct. 1 next cycle. when you say that "The acceptance percentage really takes nose dive for those who go complete later than December" - where are you getting that info from? it just seems to me that a whole lot of people w/ low numbers who apply early are deferred until quite a bit later (which suggests that applying early may not make such a difference). just curious. thanks again for your post.

Congrats on Seattle! I'll see you there in the Fall :)

thanks for your advice...I've taken it, and everyone elses (but mostly my parents) to heart and have decided to hope for some good news from the two cali schools left. good luck in SU - and if you run into anyone named sunshine, tell her hi for me :)