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- applelover
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2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Hey everyone!
I figured I would start this thread early as some of you have already heard from most schools and are awaiting word from a few more. I’m also starting this early because as the cycle progresses some may choose to go M.I.A. from TLS after hearing positive news from their dream law school. I’m hoping the majority of us participate in this thread before leaving TLS. It will prove an invaluable resource for the next generation of URM law school applicants to follow.
As the completion of my cycle is still pending, I will withhold information on my own full stats until further notice. My results to date are captured in the subsequent post. Please feel free to post your results now and update them later. Please also provide any approaches you utilized that proved beneficial to you this application season.
Thank you in advance for your contributions! This URM cycle was one of the most active in years. I’m quite happy to share this journey with you!
I figured I would start this thread early as some of you have already heard from most schools and are awaiting word from a few more. I’m also starting this early because as the cycle progresses some may choose to go M.I.A. from TLS after hearing positive news from their dream law school. I’m hoping the majority of us participate in this thread before leaving TLS. It will prove an invaluable resource for the next generation of URM law school applicants to follow.
As the completion of my cycle is still pending, I will withhold information on my own full stats until further notice. My results to date are captured in the subsequent post. Please feel free to post your results now and update them later. Please also provide any approaches you utilized that proved beneficial to you this application season.
Thank you in advance for your contributions! This URM cycle was one of the most active in years. I’m quite happy to share this journey with you!
- AAJD2B
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA/Afro-Caribbean Female
GPA:
LSAT:
Softs: 7 years work experience in banking/legal settings; leadership roles on various committees and undergrad student organizations, first-generation college graduate
Advice: Apply early. This starts with taking the LSAT the year before you apply or at the latest, by June/July of your application year. I regret this decision because a few of my applications are still in “complete” status this late in the game. By applying earlier, you have more time on your hands to plan Admitted Student Days/Weekends ahead of time and if need be, secure housing.
Also, do not think that your low numbers may keep you out of the running. Quite a few schools take the “holistic” approach to applications. Bring to light your unique work or life experiences in your statements. Two law schools took the time to make mention of my personal statement in both phone conversation and the acceptance letter.
IN
Cornell
Michigan
Northwestern
Vanderbilt ($$)
William & Mary ($)
WUSTL ($)
OUT
Harvard
Berkeley
Duke
WAITLISTED
Columbia
Penn
GPA:
LSAT:
Softs: 7 years work experience in banking/legal settings; leadership roles on various committees and undergrad student organizations, first-generation college graduate
Advice: Apply early. This starts with taking the LSAT the year before you apply or at the latest, by June/July of your application year. I regret this decision because a few of my applications are still in “complete” status this late in the game. By applying earlier, you have more time on your hands to plan Admitted Student Days/Weekends ahead of time and if need be, secure housing.
Also, do not think that your low numbers may keep you out of the running. Quite a few schools take the “holistic” approach to applications. Bring to light your unique work or life experiences in your statements. Two law schools took the time to make mention of my personal statement in both phone conversation and the acceptance letter.
IN
Cornell
Michigan
Northwestern
Vanderbilt ($$)
William & Mary ($)
WUSTL ($)
OUT
Harvard
Berkeley
Duke
WAITLISTED
Columbia
Penn
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- applelover
- Posts: 1921
- Joined: Fri Oct 04, 2013 12:43 pm
Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA
GPA: 4.0
LSAT: 167-172
Softs: Several internships and a lot of leadership experience
Advice: I would also advise everyone to apply early. I think the October LSAT should be your retake if needed and not your first time taking the LSAT. Take it in February or June, so that you can spend the rest of your summer getting applications ready and writing your statements. All my apps except for Chicago and Berkeley were in and complete by the middle of October, so I heard back earlier.
Also, taking the LSAT earlier allows you to receive fee waivers earlier. I received fee waivers from every school I applied to except Stanford, Harvard, and Berkeley.
Finally, attend the LSAC Law School Forums if you can. I connected with some great admissions representatives who I later emailed and followed up with, so that might or might not have helped. It definitely didn't hurt me though.
Attending
The University of Chicago Law School
In
Duke
Georgetown
UCLA
Berkeley
Stanford
Harvard
USC $$$
Emory $$$
Vanderbilt $$$
Penn
NYU $$
UVA $$$
Columbia
Cornell
Chicago $$$
Out
Waitlisted
Waiting On
GPA: 4.0
LSAT: 167-172
Softs: Several internships and a lot of leadership experience
Advice: I would also advise everyone to apply early. I think the October LSAT should be your retake if needed and not your first time taking the LSAT. Take it in February or June, so that you can spend the rest of your summer getting applications ready and writing your statements. All my apps except for Chicago and Berkeley were in and complete by the middle of October, so I heard back earlier.
Also, taking the LSAT earlier allows you to receive fee waivers earlier. I received fee waivers from every school I applied to except Stanford, Harvard, and Berkeley.
Finally, attend the LSAC Law School Forums if you can. I connected with some great admissions representatives who I later emailed and followed up with, so that might or might not have helped. It definitely didn't hurt me though.
Attending
The University of Chicago Law School
In
Duke
Georgetown
UCLA
Berkeley
Stanford
Harvard
USC $$$
Emory $$$
Vanderbilt $$$
Penn
NYU $$
UVA $$$
Columbia
Cornell
Chicago $$$
Out
Waitlisted
Waiting On
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- AAJD2B
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Thanks Apple!
- applelover
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
No Problem. I'm still adding stuff. My iPhone just keeps freezing.AAJD2B wrote:Thanks Apple!
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
I'll edit this post with all my information once my cycle is over. I'll most likely be riding out some waitlists so I'll update at the end of summer at the latest.
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
URM type: AA
LSAT: 167
GPA: 3.67
IN
Northeastern
UCLA
Berkeley
Harvard
Columbia
NYU
Stanford
Duke
Georgetown
I was accepted everywhere I applied which is...pretty cool
I have no advice except to do what everyone else says in these threads and shoot for the stars. Also, use them fee waivers--I only paid full application fees for Harvard and Stanford. And do optional responses--I did a little video for Georgetown that was actually pretty fun.
And when you get to your top law school, don't for one second believe that what might be lower test scores or GPA in anyway delegitimizes your right to be there. I wasted the first two years of undergrad feeling really inadequate and that I was just an affirmative action hire and all that BS, and it really affected my self-confidence and thus my GPA. But once I got over it, my GPA increased exponentially, and things I had only dreamed of before (graduating with honors, getting straights As in a semester) became a reality.
Don't sweat about how or why you got there and just ignore the haters (because I am sure there will be many). We have all been given an immense opportunity, and we should be spending our time in law school thinking how to use that opportunity for good rather than defending why we got it.
{Things I'm telling myself in preparation for when the waves of self-doubt hit}
LSAT: 167
GPA: 3.67
IN
Northeastern
UCLA
Berkeley
Harvard
Columbia
NYU
Stanford
Duke
Georgetown
I was accepted everywhere I applied which is...pretty cool
I have no advice except to do what everyone else says in these threads and shoot for the stars. Also, use them fee waivers--I only paid full application fees for Harvard and Stanford. And do optional responses--I did a little video for Georgetown that was actually pretty fun.
And when you get to your top law school, don't for one second believe that what might be lower test scores or GPA in anyway delegitimizes your right to be there. I wasted the first two years of undergrad feeling really inadequate and that I was just an affirmative action hire and all that BS, and it really affected my self-confidence and thus my GPA. But once I got over it, my GPA increased exponentially, and things I had only dreamed of before (graduating with honors, getting straights As in a semester) became a reality.
Don't sweat about how or why you got there and just ignore the haters (because I am sure there will be many). We have all been given an immense opportunity, and we should be spending our time in law school thinking how to use that opportunity for good rather than defending why we got it.
{Things I'm telling myself in preparation for when the waves of self-doubt hit}
- Tariffs
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: Half AA
GPA: 3.46
LSAT: 172
Softs: Summer internships (one in government, one at a law firm), leadership positions in various clubs.
Advice: Aim to sit for the June LSAT as your first take and the October as a retake if it proves necessary. Never settle just because of your URM status; always retake. The dearth of URMs with an LSAT over 170 is absurd, so use that to your advantage. If anyone wants advice on my own study method/materials feel free to PM me, but I doubt they're much different from the conventional wisdom you'll see posted on the LSAT Prep forum or from posters with higher scores than my own.
Also, given how my cycle has played out with WLs, major in whatever's easy and start early. I was pretty lost my freshman year and my GPA suffered for it, plus it's difficult to get higher than an A- in my majors at my university so even getting my GPA to where it is now has been difficult. But that was clearly the weak point of my applications, and the only reason I can see for sitting on so many WLs right now.
Applied around 11/23 to every school except UCLA, which I sent in a month after all the others. I'll update my list of schools as I hear back, but for now:
In
Columbia
NYU ($$)
Berkeley
UVA ($$$)
Northwestern
Cornell
Georgetown
GW ($$$)
Fordham ($$$)
Out
Harvard (not even a JS1)
Waitlisted
Duke
Penn
UCLA
Chicago
Waiting On
Stanford
Michigan
GPA: 3.46
LSAT: 172
Softs: Summer internships (one in government, one at a law firm), leadership positions in various clubs.
Advice: Aim to sit for the June LSAT as your first take and the October as a retake if it proves necessary. Never settle just because of your URM status; always retake. The dearth of URMs with an LSAT over 170 is absurd, so use that to your advantage. If anyone wants advice on my own study method/materials feel free to PM me, but I doubt they're much different from the conventional wisdom you'll see posted on the LSAT Prep forum or from posters with higher scores than my own.
Also, given how my cycle has played out with WLs, major in whatever's easy and start early. I was pretty lost my freshman year and my GPA suffered for it, plus it's difficult to get higher than an A- in my majors at my university so even getting my GPA to where it is now has been difficult. But that was clearly the weak point of my applications, and the only reason I can see for sitting on so many WLs right now.
Applied around 11/23 to every school except UCLA, which I sent in a month after all the others. I'll update my list of schools as I hear back, but for now:
In
Columbia
NYU ($$)
Berkeley
UVA ($$$)
Northwestern
Cornell
Georgetown
GW ($$$)
Fordham ($$$)
Out
Harvard (not even a JS1)
Waitlisted
Duke
Penn
UCLA
Chicago
Waiting On
Stanford
Michigan
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- aboutmydaylight
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
URM: MA Male
LSAT: 168, 173
GPA: 3.9x
Everything else is average to meh.
I applied late so have only heard back from UCLA so far. Will update the rest as it comes in.
In
UCLA (Full Ride)
Berkeley
Stanford ($)
Duke ($$$)
Penn
Harvard
Waitlisted
UVA
Georgetown
Yet to hear back
Michigan
NYU
Columbia
Chicago
LSAT: 168, 173
GPA: 3.9x
Everything else is average to meh.
I applied late so have only heard back from UCLA so far. Will update the rest as it comes in.
In
UCLA (Full Ride)
Berkeley
Stanford ($)
Duke ($$$)
Penn
Harvard
Waitlisted
UVA
Georgetown
Yet to hear back
Michigan
NYU
Columbia
Chicago
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA
GPA: 3.8X
LSAT: 172
Softs: Above average
ATTENDING
Harvard
IN
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia $$$
Chicago $$$
New York $$
Penn
Virginia $$$
Berkeley $$$
Michigan $$$
Duke
Cornell
Northwestern
Georgetown
Texas $$
Vanderbilt $$$
UCLA
GPA: 3.8X
LSAT: 172
Softs: Above average
ATTENDING
Harvard
IN
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia $$$
Chicago $$$
New York $$
Penn
Virginia $$$
Berkeley $$$
Michigan $$$
Duke
Cornell
Northwestern
Georgetown
Texas $$
Vanderbilt $$$
UCLA
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA male
GPA: 3.7-ish
LSAT: Low
Softs: Above average
Advice: Take the LSAT until you get a higher score
IN
Duke
George Washington
Howard
WAITLISTED
Emory
Northwestern
OUT
Harvard
Chicago
Berkeley
UCLA
USC
NYU
GPA: 3.7-ish
LSAT: Low
Softs: Above average
Advice: Take the LSAT until you get a higher score
IN
Duke
George Washington
Howard
WAITLISTED
Emory
Northwestern
OUT
Harvard
Chicago
Berkeley
UCLA
USC
NYU
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- nabadgelyo
- Posts: 143
- Joined: Fri Dec 06, 2013 7:58 pm
Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA
LSAT: TBA
GPA: TBA
Softs: Above average
Advice: Apply early, take the LSAT very seriously, and make sure you submit the best possible personal statement/diversity statement/250, even if it sucks up time and takes dozens of drafts, it's worth it.
IN
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia $
Michigan $
NYU$
Duke
Vanderbilt
Berkeley
Northwestern
Chicago$
(Note that $ is for all amounts. I received some partial and full scholarships, pm for deets)
LSAT: TBA
GPA: TBA
Softs: Above average
Advice: Apply early, take the LSAT very seriously, and make sure you submit the best possible personal statement/diversity statement/250, even if it sucks up time and takes dozens of drafts, it's worth it.
IN
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
Columbia $
Michigan $
NYU$
Duke
Vanderbilt
Berkeley
Northwestern
Chicago$
(Note that $ is for all amounts. I received some partial and full scholarships, pm for deets)
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA
GPA: 3.8+
LSAT: 165-169
Applied: Early-Mid November
Softs: Internships in DC, quite a few leadership positions
Advice: I think the one thing that helped me this cycle is having a very clear reason for why I wanted to go to law school.
Also, I was scoring in the low 170's on PTs before I took the LSAT so even though I didn't retake (took in Oct.), if you take the LSAT in June and were doing better I would just retake it. It makes you feel a lot more secure about your app. Even after getting into some amazing schools, it's one thing I regret since I know I could do better. Don't retake - apply and see what happens! The LSAT is just a stepping stone (and it took me a while to realize that...).
In
UCLA $$$
Georgetown $$
George Washington $$$
Berkeley
NYU $$
UVA (Dillard)
Yale
Columbia (Butler)
Stanford
Harvard
Chicago (Ruby)
Out
Waitlisted
Penn
Michigan
And my cycle is over! Good luck to everyone!
GPA: 3.8+
LSAT: 165-169
Applied: Early-Mid November
Softs: Internships in DC, quite a few leadership positions
Advice: I think the one thing that helped me this cycle is having a very clear reason for why I wanted to go to law school.
In
UCLA $$$
Georgetown $$
George Washington $$$
Berkeley
NYU $$
UVA (Dillard)
Yale
Columbia (Butler)
Stanford
Harvard
Chicago (Ruby)
Out
Waitlisted
Penn
Michigan
And my cycle is over! Good luck to everyone!
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- teampeeta
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Wow, you swept HYS! Major congrats! And who cares about the LSAT now? LSAC can take their test and shove it.ttime97 wrote:Type of URM: AA
GPA: 3.8+
LSAT: 165-169
Softs: Internships in DC, quite a few leadership positions
Advice: I think the one thing that helped me this cycle is having a very clear reason for why I wanted to go to law school.
Also, I was scoring in the low 170's on PTs before I took the LSAT so even though I didn't retake (took in Oct.), if you take the LSAT in June and were doing better I would just retake it. It makes you feel a lot more secure about your app. Even after getting into some amazing schools, it's one thing I regret since I know I could do better.
In
UCLA $
Georgetown
George Washington $
Berkeley
NYU
UVA
Yale
Columbia $
Stanford
Harvard
Out
Waitlisted
Penn
Michigan
Waiting On
Chicago
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Lol - thanks Peeta! I guess I'm still stuck on the LSAT reflects how well you'll do in law school thing. I'm not concerned but...I wonder.
- Futuregohan14
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
http://youtu.be/_7_xHsce57c?t=14m54sttime97 wrote:Lol - thanks Peeta! I guess I'm still stuck on the LSAT reflects how well you'll do in law school thing. I'm not concerned but...I wonder.
According to psychometricians: "16% of your first year GPA is determined by the test. 84% is attributable to other factors (how much you like law schools, how much you study, whether you get along with your colleagues, whether you're having fights with your loved ones...)"
When the above is combined with the fact that you already have a 165-169 score (higher than at least 99.5% of AAs) and have already swept Harvard, Yale AND Stanford (the holy trinity of law schools everyone else is shooting for), your concern/wonder regarding your old LSAT score begins to look entirely unwarranted. The fact that you give it any thought at all is surprising - it doesn't deserve any of your energy at this point. It certainly shouldn't fill you with any doubts about your ability to excel at any of the law schools you've gotten into.
- August Wilson
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
+1Futuregohan14 wrote:http://youtu.be/_7_xHsce57c?t=14m54sttime97 wrote:Lol - thanks Peeta! I guess I'm still stuck on the LSAT reflects how well you'll do in law school thing. I'm not concerned but...I wonder.
According to psychometricians: "16% of your first year GPA is determined by the test. 84% is attributable to other factors (how much you like law schools, how much you study, whether you get along with your colleagues, whether you're having fights with your loved ones...)"
When the above is combined with the fact that you already have a 165-169 score (higher than at least 99.5% of AAs) and have already swept Harvard, Yale AND Stanford (the holy trinity of law schools everyone else is shooting for), your concern/wonder regarding your old LSAT score begins to look entirely unwarranted. The fact that you give it any thought at all is surprising - it doesn't deserve any of your energy at this point. It certainly shouldn't fill you with any doubts about your ability to excel at any of the law schools you've gotten into.
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Thanks Tariff!Tariffs wrote:Type of URM: Half AA
GPA: 3.46
LSAT: 172
Softs: Summer internships (one in government, one at a law firm), leadership positions in various clubs.
Advice: Aim to sit for the June LSAT as your first take and the October as a retake if it proves necessary. Never settle just because of your URM status; always retake. The dearth of URMs with an LSAT over 170 is absurd, so use that to your advantage. If anyone wants advice on my own study method/materials feel free to PM me, but I doubt they're much different from the conventional wisdom you'll see posted on the LSAT Prep forum or from posters with higher scores than my own.
I'll update my list of schools as I hear back, but for now:
In
NYU ($$)
Berkeley
UVA
Northwestern
Cornell
Georgetown
GW ($$$)
Fordham ($$$)
Out
Harvard
Waitlisted
Duke
Penn
UCLA
Waiting On
Stanford
Columbia
Chicago (just interviewed)
Michigan
Do u mind updating when u applied and did u interview with HLS?
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
You're absolutely right. It's done and now I need to figure out where I'm going! Thanks for posting the link to the video.August Wilson wrote:+1Futuregohan14 wrote:http://youtu.be/_7_xHsce57c?t=14m54sttime97 wrote:Lol - thanks Peeta! I guess I'm still stuck on the LSAT reflects how well you'll do in law school thing. I'm not concerned but...I wonder.
According to psychometricians: "16% of your first year GPA is determined by the test. 84% is attributable to other factors (how much you like law schools, how much you study, whether you get along with your colleagues, whether you're having fights with your loved ones...)"
When the above is combined with the fact that you already have a 165-169 score (higher than at least 99.5% of AAs) and have already swept Harvard, Yale AND Stanford (the holy trinity of law schools everyone else is shooting for), your concern/wonder regarding your old LSAT score begins to look entirely unwarranted. The fact that you give it any thought at all is surprising - it doesn't deserve any of your energy at this point. It certainly shouldn't fill you with any doubts about your ability to excel at any of the law schools you've gotten into.
- Tariffs
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Updated my post.Black_Swan wrote:Thanks Tariff! Do u mind updating when u applied and did u interview with HLS?
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
Type of URM: AA
GPA:3.6X
LSAT: upper 160s
Softs: several years WE, public interest and governmental internships in undergrad
Advice: apply early! i'm living with no regrets, but i wish i would have been able to push my apps out in november at the latest. applied everywhere (except yale - the 250 had me down to the wire) in early january.
IN
Duke
Georgetown
NYU $$
Columbia $$
Stanford
Cornell
Penn $$$
Harvard - attending
UVA $$$ (Dillard)
OUT
Berkeley
Yale
WAITLISTED
Michigan
UChicago
GPA:3.6X
LSAT: upper 160s
Softs: several years WE, public interest and governmental internships in undergrad
Advice: apply early! i'm living with no regrets, but i wish i would have been able to push my apps out in november at the latest. applied everywhere (except yale - the 250 had me down to the wire) in early january.
IN
Duke
Georgetown
NYU $$
Columbia $$
Stanford
Cornell
Penn $$$
Harvard - attending
UVA $$$ (Dillard)
OUT
Berkeley
Yale
WAITLISTED
Michigan
UChicago
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
[quote="alllaweverything"]Type of URM: AA
Thanks for the post! Do u guys mind updating with approximate dates u applied?
Thanks for the post! Do u guys mind updating with approximate dates u applied?
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
no problem! i just updated my post - i applied in early januaryBlack_Swan wrote:alllaweverything wrote:Type of URM: AA
Thanks for the post! Do u guys mind updating with approximate dates u applied?
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Re: 2013-2014 URM Cycle Results - IN/OUT/WL
This is very helpful thanks!alllaweverything wrote:no problem! i just updated my post - i applied in early januaryBlack_Swan wrote:alllaweverything wrote:Type of URM: AA
Thanks for the post! Do u guys mind updating with approximate dates u applied?
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