Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017) Forum
- taxman14
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Just got the complete application email.
Submitted Sept 28 and they received it Sept 29
Submitted Sept 28 and they received it Sept 29
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
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- QuentonCassidy
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
FWIW I have heard the "disclose everything" schtick quite a few times, and my perception has always been that you should always disclose something if you are at all unsure of whether the application requires disclosure. If you are 100% sure that it is not required to be disclosed then I believe that you should not disclose it.RamTitan wrote:Mostly because I read somewhere that you should always disclose everythingProductofUnreality wrote:If you don't need to disclose it why would you disclose it?RamTitan wrote:BumpRamTitan wrote:Per the directions, I would need not to disclose this, but I'm wondering if I should list my open container violation anyways? Any thoughts? All that came of it was a ticket which I paid, and it was removed from my record.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Makes sense lol; I think I'll take your directionQuentonCassidy wrote:FWIW I have heard the "disclose everything" schtick quite a few times, and my perception has always been that you should always disclose something if you are at all unsure of whether the application requires disclosure. If you are 100% sure that it is not required to be disclosed then I believe that you should not disclose it.RamTitan wrote:Mostly because I read somewhere that you should always disclose everythingProductofUnreality wrote:If you don't need to disclose it why would you disclose it?RamTitan wrote:BumpRamTitan wrote:Per the directions, I would need not to disclose this, but I'm wondering if I should list my open container violation anyways? Any thoughts? All that came of it was a ticket which I paid, and it was removed from my record.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Submitted today at midnight...just went received and complete 30 mins ago
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Exactly. If you know you don't have to then there's no point in doing it. I have a wet and reckless that has been expunged. Some apps required I disclose it, some didn't. I'm certainly not going to gain anything from disclosing it where I don't have to.RamTitan wrote:Makes sense lol; I think I'll take your directionQuentonCassidy wrote:FWIW I have heard the "disclose everything" schtick quite a few times, and my perception has always been that you should always disclose something if you are at all unsure of whether the application requires disclosure. If you are 100% sure that it is not required to be disclosed then I believe that you should not disclose it.RamTitan wrote:Mostly because I read somewhere that you should always disclose everythingProductofUnreality wrote:If you don't need to disclose it why would you disclose it?RamTitan wrote:BumpRamTitan wrote:Per the directions, I would need not to disclose this, but I'm wondering if I should list my open container violation anyways? Any thoughts? All that came of it was a ticket which I paid, and it was removed from my record.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Anyone have any indication as to how hurtful it is to be a KJD, assuming someone is a non-splitter with decent undergraduate work experience?
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I wouldn't worry too much about it - as long as you can demonstrate solid WE/maturity you should be fine!acz26 wrote:Anyone have any indication as to how hurtful it is to be a KJD, assuming someone is a non-splitter with decent undergraduate work experience?
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Thanks!texasellewoods wrote:I wouldn't worry too much about it - as long as you can demonstrate solid WE/maturity you should be fine!acz26 wrote:Anyone have any indication as to how hurtful it is to be a KJD, assuming someone is a non-splitter with decent undergraduate work experience?
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Applied today and was pleasantly surprised I was given a hidden fee waiver. I wonder if me applying last year has anything to do with it...
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
woah that's cool, didn't know that Harvard gave any out except for need-based ones. Congrats bud!jdanz wrote:Applied today and was pleasantly surprised I was given a hidden fee waiver. I wonder if me applying last year has anything to do with it...
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Don't want to sound ignorant, but can you plz explain to me what JS1s mean? Does that mean interview? Thanks.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
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yes. and JS2 means acceptance.NorthDragon wrote:Don't want to sound ignorant, but can you plz explain to me what JS1s mean? Does that mean interview? Thanks.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
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QuentonCassidy wrote:Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
i prefer this interpretation.
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- Assasindowntheavenue
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Going by last year's thread we may see JS1 invites go out tomorrow, right?pretzeltime wrote:QuentonCassidy wrote:Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
i prefer this interpretation.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Theoretically yes. Last year they went out at 10-11am on Oct 20.Assasindowntheavenue wrote:Going by last year's thread we may see JS1 invites go out tomorrow, right?pretzeltime wrote:QuentonCassidy wrote:Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
i prefer this interpretation.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Thanks for that extra detailQuentonCassidy wrote:Theoretically yes. Last year they went out at 10-11am on Oct 20.Assasindowntheavenue wrote:Going by last year's thread we may see JS1 invites go out tomorrow, right?pretzeltime wrote:QuentonCassidy wrote:Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
i prefer this interpretation.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
So is there just one big wave or do they come out gradually? I went complete 10/5--could I expect to hear back in the first wave?QuentonCassidy wrote:Theoretically yes. Last year they went out at 10-11am on Oct 20.Assasindowntheavenue wrote:Going by last year's thread we may see JS1 invites go out tomorrow, right?pretzeltime wrote:QuentonCassidy wrote:Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
i prefer this interpretation.
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- pretzeltime
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
The 2019 Harvard thread has a crapload of this info on the OP. I suggest checking it out.shoparoundthecorner wrote:So is there just one big wave or do they come out gradually? I went complete 10/5--could I expect to hear back in the first wave?QuentonCassidy wrote:Theoretically yes. Last year they went out at 10-11am on Oct 20.Assasindowntheavenue wrote:Going by last year's thread we may see JS1 invites go out tomorrow, right?pretzeltime wrote:QuentonCassidy wrote:Unless they explicitly stated otherwise, they may have meant that the actual interviews would be starting in early November. Last year the first wave of interviews started on Nov 3, but the actual invites were sent on Oct 20. If the invites didn't come out until early November that would be fairly unusual, but who knows, last cycle's timing was also pretty weird so they could be pushing things back in general.curry1 wrote:I was at an HLS event recently and the admission's office person indicated that they would begin coming out in early November this cycle.rico32 wrote:super quiet around here...anyone have predictions for when JS1s will come out? (not that we can do anything about it)
i prefer this interpretation.
(No, you won't necessarily hear in the first wave, and waves come frequently)
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Pretzel is right, and I am unsure what the latest completion date was in the first wave last year (checking out last year's spreadsheet might give you some indication). I would venture a guess that your completion date doesn't preclude you from being first wave because last year I went complete on 10/1 and was in the first wave.shoparoundthecorner wrote:
Furthermore, it should be noted that while JS1s on any given day generally come out around the same time, they are not all sent out at once, i.e. at exactly the same time. For instance, last year I saw posts on TLS about JS1s going out, checked my email, and hadn't received an invite. Thirty minutes later I got the email, so if you see people posting about JS1s but don't have one yet, don't count yourself out.
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
How many of the people who apply get interviewed?
And how many of the people interviewed get admitted?
Hehehe
And how many of the people interviewed get admitted?
Hehehe
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Re: Harvard Law c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
There was a ton of discussion about this in last year's thread, but there was an almost equal amount of shitpoasting/cat pic spamming, so I will keep answering these Qs. For a while they interviewed about 1,000 and accepted a little over 900, so getting an interview was pretty much a formality toward acceptance. A few years back they said that they increased the # of interviews to 1,200 (still admitted the same # of applicants), so now it is less of a formality but still a very good sign (best guess is that approximately 75% of interviewees get accepted). There has been discussion over whether or not the # of interviews has continued to rise, but best guess and general consensus is that they still interview ~1,200 and accept ~900, giving a 75% acceptance rate if interviewed.Thelaw23 wrote:How many of the people who apply get interviewed?
And how many of the people interviewed get admitted?
Hehehe
ETA: I was responsible for a solid chunk of last year's shitpoasting, so don't take my comments above to be condemnatory
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