glassgiraffe (2022-2023)
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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W - Withdrawn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 F | Waitlisted W | Type: RA | Sent: 11/07/10 | Rec: 11/08/10 | Comp: 11/12/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/10/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
University of Virginia | Waitlisted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/01/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 03/07/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
Columbia University | WL, Rejected | Type: RA | Sent: 11/30/10 | Rec: 12/01/10 | Comp: 12/16/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 06/18/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
George Washington University | Accepted W | Type: RA | $106,000 | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/10/10 | Comp: 11/10/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 12/22/10 | Upd: 13 years | ||
University of California Los Angeles | WL, Accepted A | Type: RA | $76,800 | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/23/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 06/01/11 | Upd: 13 years | ||
University of Southern California | Waitlisted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/01/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 03/29/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
Cornell University | Waitlisted W | Type: RA | Sent: 11/20/10 | Rec: 11/23/10 | Comp: 01/21/11 | Inter: -- | Dec: 02/18/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
Duke University | Waitlisted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/02/10 | Comp: 11/02/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 12/14/10 | Upd: 13 years | |||
University of Washington | Waitlisted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/02/10 | Comp: 12/10/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 06/15/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
Georgetown University F | Accepted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/05/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 11/28/10 | Upd: 13 years | |||
University of Georgia | Accepted W | Type: RA | $30,000 | Sent: 11/07/10 | Rec: 11/08/10 | Comp: 11/15/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 12/13/10 | Upd: 13 years | ||
Emory University | Accepted W | Type: RA | $75,000 | Sent: 11/18/10 | Rec: 11/23/10 | Comp: 11/23/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 02/18/11 | Upd: 13 years | ||
Lewis and Clark College | Accepted W | Type: RA | $75,000 | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/01/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/14/11 | Upd: 13 years | ||
Boston University | Accepted W | Type: RA | Sent: 11/07/10 | Rec: 11/08/10 | Comp: 11/17/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 02/22/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
University of California Berkeley | Rejected | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/01/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 02/17/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
University of California Hastings | Accepted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/05/10 | Comp: 11/05/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/12/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
University of California Davis | Accepted W | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/16/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/03/11 | Upd: 13 years | |||
Harvard University | Rejected | Type: RA | Sent: 10/31/10 | Rec: 11/01/10 | Comp: 11/08/10 | Inter: -- | Dec: 01/07/11 | Upd: 13 years |
Visitor Comments
Thursday, January 13 2011 at 07:00 PM
Thanks Thomas! This is actually my second application cycle. I am pretty happy with it and don't think I will be reapplying. I think my ps and lors were good but who can really know? I know that I do suffer from overly average applicant syndrome so perhaps that played a role :)
Sunday, November 21 2010 at 07:00 PM
Congratulations
UCLA
Thursday, January 13 2011 at 07:00 PM
Hey kachong, Thanks so much! It really depends on what kind of financial aid package they can offer me. UCLA is my local school and I would get instate tuition but the scholarship from GWU seems too good to pass up if UCLA doesn't offer me anything. That said, UCLA is beautiful and definitely hard to resist.
Hey Nick, I took the Testmasters full length course which I would definitely recommend. It is a little pricey but I figure I will make that investment back in scholarships I would not have gotten with my previous scores. You could definitely do it on your own though if you don't have the money, you just have to be willing to dedicate the time to learning the test. The most important thing is to take as many practice tests as you can and then go over them. You really need to understand why you got each answer wrong and then figure out why the right answer is right. Testmasters gave me a method for doing that but I hear that buying books like the Powerscore bibles are just as helpful. Another thing I found really helpful was forming a study group. I met up with a couple of people who were also planning on taking the LSAT once or twice a week for two months leading up to the test. We would take a full length timed practice test and then go over every answer together. Sometimes its helpful to have other people to talk things out with. We all ended up scoring within a couple of points of each other. Hope that all makes sense and good luck!