superchode (2022-2023)

how'd you find out from the schools that your app was complete? I sent my apps off about the same day as you did and havent heard back from any school that my app was complete. thanks and bests with you admissions

a mix of email, standard mail, and web status checks

what is your breakdown of safety, target, and reaches by number?

How'd you get the complete from gonzaga? Was it snail mail or email? did it say anything else on it like when you'd get a decision?

I got an email on Nov. 10th stating my file was complete and they will begin reviewing files in early Nov. and I should receive a decision in 4-6 weeks

Because a few schools will take the higher lsat some of my apps. that appear to be reaches are more like targets, I consider I have 3-4 safeties, 9 targets, and the rest are reaches.

I will have one that is higher than the other also. Which ones said they will take your higher score?

Of the top of my head-Santa Clara, Villanova, Pitt, Florida State, Seattle U, St. Louis, Oregon, St. John's

opps, that would be "Off the top of my head" lol

I should receive a similar fate any day now

Thanks for the kind words, no worries though, I'd rather go to Miami anyways

F*ck DePaul...seriously. What is that about?! I'm sure my rejection is in the mail, right behind yours :( You are WAY better off with Miami!

They definetly were not my first choice. No loss, I wouldn't have gone if accepted at this point.

sorry it's late and i have lost the ability to spell it seems

How did they notify you? If snail mail, were letters sent to both temporary and permanent addresses? Thanks,

snail mail, i listed my temporary and permanent address as the same

I'm still interested in Kent, I had the option for PT as well, i didn't accept though

Congrats. How'd you hear from them?

snail mail

zaga oversized white envelope - sheets clara standard white envelope 3 or 4 sheets thick

2 sheets i believe

Congrats on your acceptance. I am so incredibly jealous. I am not at all minimizing your acceptance, but are there any other factors that you think may have contributed to your acceptance? I say this because few people who applied full time with a 3.1 index last year ended up getting in, so I'm just wondering. Any soft factors...unique work experience? I myself am applying part-time and hope to be accepted. Do you think you will attend Seton Hall? Congrats again!

Thank you for the kind words. If I were to guess I would say they put more weight on my second lsat score. As for unique experience I only have a few internships and crap jobs, nothing special. I do feel my rec's and PS were good, but so does everyone else so who knows. I really don't know that much about Seton Hall or NJ so at this point I would say I probably won't go there, but you never know. Have anything to share about the school or area that may be of interest?

I just got back from visiting down there, had a great time, it is a very unique city

jan. 10th

Major score on Denver and Miami...Too bad about Loyola, i'm hoping PT status sqeaks me in.

Thanks for the congrats everyone, as for money I didn't receive any to date

Are you tempted by their $15000 offer at all?

I am definitely tempted... less than 10k a year would be nice. I have a lot of choices to make over the next few months that is for sure.

Im pretty jealous of you. APparently, one LSAT point makes a big difference on admissions

i'm leaning the same way you are. if i get into those reaches i will probably go there. if not then at this point i'm going to miami

we are both so borderline that it is probably the g.p.a. more than the one point lsat....this whole process is so frusturating, i don't think anyone is truly happy with all their options(unless they got into yale), eveyone feels they could have done better on the lsat ...i myself never scored lower than a 158 on a practice test and was routinely in the mid 160's but put up a 154 the first time...what are you gonna do....

we are both so borderline that it is probably the g.p.a. more than the one point lsat....this whole process is so frusturating, i don't think anyone is truly happy with all their options(unless they got into yale), eveyone feels they could have done better on the lsat ...i myself never scored lower than a 158 on a practice test and was routinely in the mid 160's but put up a 154 the first time...what are you gonna do....

we are both so borderline that it is probably the g.p.a. more than the one point lsat....this whole process is so frusturating, i don't think anyone is truly happy with all their options(unless they got into yale), eveyone feels they could have done better on the lsat ...i myself never scored lower than a 158 on a practice test and was routinely in the mid 160's but put up a 154 the first time...what are you gonna do....

about the triple post, i don't know why it did that

Wow so many schools! Congrats on your acceptances. We have similar numbers except I decided not to take the LSAT again.. I'm just not good at standardized tests.

We have all the same schools left. What do you think about San Diego, Oregon, Case, UNLV, and Pacific?

The only schools I'm still interested in are ASU, Pepp, San Diego, and UNLV and I think I'll probably get waitlisted at a few of them, maybe if I'm lucky get into one. I'm definitely tired of waiting for the mail, I can tell you that. At this point they obviously are all less than 50/50 for us.

i applied PT first. I heard that's sort of a trick.

try drexel, you can prob get some money there too

!!

when did you get off of the fsu deferral list? thanks

not yet, I've narrowed it down the fsu and denver out of the schools remaining

that's crazy, i'm so nervous...my parents have a lot of reservations about "letting" me go because of the distance from them and my friends/bf. When are you planning on leaving? Have you figured out the logistical aspects of moving (ie getting all your shit there)?

I got a letter a few days ago asking if I wanted to be considered for their waitlist. The letter stated it was a very small waitlist and they are cutting their class size to 175 this year and if I wanted to be considered I had to email someone, which I have already done.

no idea, but I've already pretty much decided to go to UB. Can't turn down the in-state tuition - $13,000 - not bad for a top 100 school.