engineer1 (2017-2018)
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Application Information
F - Fee Waiver
A - Attending
W - Withdrawn
D - Deferred
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# | Law School | Status | Type | $$$ | Sent | Received | Complete | Interview Date | Decision | Updated | |
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University of Chicago | Accepted A | Type: ED | Sent: 11/30/17 | Rec: 12/01/17 | Comp: 12/01/17 | Inter: -- | Dec: 12/20/17 | Upd: 6 years | |||
Georgetown University | Accepted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/08/17 | Rec: 10/09/17 | Comp: 11/08/17 | Inter: -- | Dec: 11/22/17 | Upd: 6 years |
Visitor Comments
Tuesday, August 05 2014 at 08:16 AM
Also an MECH (top 15) ! This is encouraging ; ; Best of luck at Chicago!!
I had blanketed the t14 (minus Yale) when I heard from Chicago, and at that point had to withdraw all other applications. Based on prevailing wisdom that you find on TLS, Reddit, etc., I thought there was absolutely no way I would get in to Chicago. I hope my profile, should it be found by others of STEM backgrounds, serves as some encouragement. I really think Law School numbers should add a feature where you can compare applications by academic background. It is my belief (and I've looked at some data that backs this up) that law schools right now want STEM majors (because of the demand in the legal market) , and that, given the dearth of law school applicants with STEM backgrounds, we are in a really good position. If you are a STEM major with a good lsat score, DO NOT SELL YOURSELF SHORT, even if you have a "low" gpa. Happy to provide any insight I can into what I think worked for me in my application process.