Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017) Forum
- Kinch08
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Thanks.
Also, the TLS consensus has a track record of like 0-38 at this point, so if we all chime in to say that there won't be any waves until the end of next week we're almost certain to get one earlier.
Also, the TLS consensus has a track record of like 0-38 at this point, so if we all chime in to say that there won't be any waves until the end of next week we're almost certain to get one earlier.
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Can't they just tell people that the March ASW is out of option though? They might tell new admits that the March ASW is out of option when asked, modify their registration website so only the April one shows up, etc. There's more than one way to slice the cake.curry1 wrote:I think that next week is more likely than this week because of the first ASW scheduled to start on 3/24(?) Doesn't seem likely that they would call on an ASW day and they might want to avoid the logistical hiccups of fresh admits wanting to attend the first ASW despite being admitted just a few days prior.
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Or maybe they'll farm out the phone calls to everyone attending ASW...KateMcKitten wrote:But, like, maybe they could just say we couldn't go this weekend...? And they still have plenty of time to call us before making preparations...? *rapidly losing hope and sanity*Pozzo wrote:I hate how sound this logic is.curry1 wrote:I think that next week is more likely than this week because of the first ASW scheduled to start on 3/24(?) Doesn't seem likely that they would call on an ASW day and they might want to avoid the logistical hiccups of fresh admits wanting to attend the first ASW despite being admitted just a few days prior.
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Fair.Kinch08 wrote:Thanks.
Also, the TLS consensus has a track record of like 0-38 at this point, so if we all chime in to say that there won't be any waves until the end of next week we're almost certain to get one earlier.
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Even if they made it super clear, they would still have to deal with lots of calls/e-mails from gunnerish admits who didn't get the message.KaijuOh8 wrote:Can't they just tell people that the March ASW is out of option though? They might tell new admits that the March ASW is out of option when asked, modify their registration website so only the April one shows up, etc.curry1 wrote:I think that next week is more likely than this week because of the first ASW scheduled to start on 3/24(?) Doesn't seem likely that they would call on an ASW day and they might want to avoid the logistical hiccups of fresh admits wanting to attend the first ASW despite being admitted just a few days prior.
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- CHyde
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There's definitely something in that.curry1 wrote:Even if they made it super clear, they would still have to deal with lots of calls/e-mails from gunnerish admits who didn't get the message.KaijuOh8 wrote:Can't they just tell people that the March ASW is out of option though? They might tell new admits that the March ASW is out of option when asked, modify their registration website so only the April one shows up, etc.curry1 wrote:I think that next week is more likely than this week because of the first ASW scheduled to start on 3/24(?) Doesn't seem likely that they would call on an ASW day and they might want to avoid the logistical hiccups of fresh admits wanting to attend the first ASW despite being admitted just a few days prior.
- KateMcKitten
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I, for one, would happily accept a real JS2 from one of my fellow classmates. Anything to make this waiting over.Pozzo wrote:Or maybe they'll farm out the phone calls to everyone attending ASW...KateMcKitten wrote:But, like, maybe they could just say we couldn't go this weekend...? And they still have plenty of time to call us before making preparations...? *rapidly losing hope and sanity*Pozzo wrote:I hate how sound this logic is.curry1 wrote:I think that next week is more likely than this week because of the first ASW scheduled to start on 3/24(?) Doesn't seem likely that they would call on an ASW day and they might want to avoid the logistical hiccups of fresh admits wanting to attend the first ASW despite being admitted just a few days prior.
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On a Sunday/Monday? Interesting.LawDataz wrote:April 23-24Kinch08 wrote:When's the second ASW (there are only two, right?) Cursory googling is not yielding any results for me.
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Just received a JS1
Any tips? What should I expect. So nervous and surprised.
Any tips? What should I expect. So nervous and surprised.
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Hey guys, I was just wondering if it's weird that I haven't heard anything at all from Harvard since November when I sent in my app. I'm in at Columbia, U of Chicago, NYU, Duke and Georgetown (I got into U of Chicago just 3 weeks after I applied). I feel like I should have at least heard something from Harvard. Is this normal or are they waiting until the last second? Sorry, I'm just a bit antsy since the deadline for admissions is in a month
*Edit* I forgot to note that I'm an AA female. Do they treat URMs differently in terms of when either offers or waitlists/rejections normally go out?
*Edit* I forgot to note that I'm an AA female. Do they treat URMs differently in terms of when either offers or waitlists/rejections normally go out?
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congrats! For those interested, there are a half dozen JS1 slots open tomorrow. Looking more and more like it's going to be a huge JS2 wave next week.4'sup wrote:Just received a JS1
Any tips? What should I expect. So nervous and surprised.
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- Kinch08
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Afternoon JS1 Wave! Hope springs eternal!
Dang, this cycle is full of surprises.
And as far as I know, there's no difference in URM waitlist/rejection timing.
Dang, this cycle is full of surprises.
The real deadline for admissions, for all practical intents and purposes, is next Friday. A lot of people who applied really early haven't heard back, so it's not super unusual. It certainly isn't a good sign, but JS1's are apparently still going out, so don't give up yet!HarvardHopeful95 wrote:Hey guys, I was just wondering if it's weird that I haven't heard anything at all from Harvard since November when I sent in my app. I'm in at Columbia, U of Chicago, NYU, Duke and Georgetown (I got into U of Chicago just 3 weeks after I applied). I feel like I should have at least heard something from Harvard. Is this normal or are they waiting until the last second? Sorry, I'm just a bit antsy since the deadline for admissions is in a month
*Edit* I forgot to note that I'm an AA female. Do they treat URMs differently in terms of when either offers or waitlists/rejections normally go out?
And as far as I know, there's no difference in URM waitlist/rejection timing.
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4'sup wrote:Just received a JS1
Any tips? What should I expect. So nervous and surprised.
Congrats! My interview was casual and easy. Don't overthink it. You'll be fine.
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Congrats! If you search this thread, there are some who have posted the types of questions they've received. It's really a pretty chill interview. Just be yourself.4'sup wrote:Just received a JS1
Any tips? What should I expect. So nervous and surprised.
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Js1!!!!! Total surprise! Submitted few days before deadline complete end of first week of February!
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Congrats to all the JS1ers out there!
Don't forget to vote!
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Congrats! See, stress posting here gave you the voodoo to summon a JS1 (that's def how it works)nocluenow wrote:Js1!!!!! Total surprise! Submitted few days before deadline complete end of first week of February!
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Congrats JS1s!! Hoping for a JS2 wave soon!
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Congratulations to all the JS1s! Can't say I am not envious!
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1. Don't think URMs are treated differently. And by AA I'm assuming you mean African American (Asian Americans are not URMs, for the record).HarvardHopeful95 wrote:Hey guys, I was just wondering if it's weird that I haven't heard anything at all from Harvard since November when I sent in my app. I'm in at Columbia, U of Chicago, NYU, Duke and Georgetown (I got into U of Chicago just 3 weeks after I applied). I feel like I should have at least heard something from Harvard. Is this normal or are they waiting until the last second? Sorry, I'm just a bit antsy since the deadline for admissions is in a month
*Edit* I forgot to note that I'm an AA female. Do they treat URMs differently in terms of when either offers or waitlists/rejections normally go out?
2. I think it is normal. Law school admission is a somewhat unpredictable process. I have seen many people (a good portion of whom are URMs) who are superior to me in terms of the numbers but didn't even get an interview offer.
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Congratulations to the new JS1s!
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Can confirm this. In at CCN on down (most in first waves) and no JS1 from Harvard.KaijuOh8 wrote:1. Don't think URMs are treated differently. And by AA I'm assuming you mean African American (Asian Americans are not URMs, for the record).HarvardHopeful95 wrote:Hey guys, I was just wondering if it's weird that I haven't heard anything at all from Harvard since November when I sent in my app. I'm in at Columbia, U of Chicago, NYU, Duke and Georgetown (I got into U of Chicago just 3 weeks after I applied). I feel like I should have at least heard something from Harvard. Is this normal or are they waiting until the last second? Sorry, I'm just a bit antsy since the deadline for admissions is in a month
*Edit* I forgot to note that I'm an AA female. Do they treat URMs differently in terms of when either offers or waitlists/rejections normally go out?
2. I think it is normal. Law school admission is a somewhat unpredictable process. I have seen many people (a good portion of whom are URMs) who are superior to me in terms of the numbers but didn't even get an interview offer.
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