Cornell c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017) Forum

[addie1412]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

[LawTweet]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

Similar boat. I also have exactly median GPA and LSAT above 75th.

[Chipotle85]

We actually have to pay for the CSS application? As if it weren't annoying enough already

[Rubbishdump]

In via phone call yesterday, but no status update or email yet today. Know that I shouldn't, but starting to get anxious

[LawSchoolTitan]

In via phone call yesterday, but no status update or email yet today. Know that I shouldn't, but starting to get anxious

Congrats! I got accepted on a Wednesday and didn't get the email until Friday ... I was anxious all the way up to that point

[Thomas Hagan, ESQ.]

In via phone call yesterday, but no status update or email yet today. Know that I shouldn't, but starting to get anxious

Congrats! I got accepted on a Wednesday and didn't get the email until Friday ... I was anxious all the way up to that point

Come on...BU doesn't send out emails until like 3 weeks after the call hahah

[ldlestrange]

Whelp, reserved via status checker just now.

[Sarastro]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

Interviewed 12/21, status still says interview requested.

[Thomas Hagan, ESQ.]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

Interviewed 12/21, status still says interview requested.

Interviewed on the same date and mine also still says interviewed requested as well.

[addie1412]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

Interviewed 12/21, status still says interview requested.

Interviewed on the same date and mine also still says interviewed requested as well.

yeah, mine says "interview requested" as well. it's not a ding yet!

[bartlettadmin]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

Interviewed 12/21, status still says interview requested.

Interviewed on the same date and mine also still says interviewed requested as well.

yeah, mine says "interview requested" as well. it's not a ding yet!

Yeah mine still says that too but the status date changed. I briefly got excited but I guess it doesn't mean anything

[Thomas Hagan, ESQ.]

Anyone have an estimate as to how long after interview/UR2 you should get a decision? I interviews last Friday and my UR status date changed yesterday

Interviewed 12/14, UR status changed to 12/19, nothing since then.

Interviewed 12/21, status still says interview requested.

Interviewed on the same date and mine also still says interviewed requested as well.

yeah, mine says "interview requested" as well. it's not a ding yet!

Yeah mine still says that too but the status date changed. I briefly got excited but I guess it doesn't mean anything

God dammit now we all have to go check our status checkers too hahah

[Litt1tUp]

Hey! First Post! Finally decided to join this forum! I was accepted mid December, anyone planning on going to ASW? If so, which one are you going to? the April 14th one seems too close to the deadline to submit the deposit....

[Keilz]

Hey! First Post! Finally decided to join this forum! I was accepted mid December, anyone planning on going to ASW? If so, which one are you going to? the April 14th one seems too close to the deadline to submit the deposit....

Yeah I just noticed that yesterday it's the day before the deadline. But dukes is on the same day in march so idk what people usually do

[Litt1tUp]

Hey! First Post! Finally decided to join this forum! I was accepted mid December, anyone planning on going to ASW? If so, which one are you going to? the April 14th one seems too close to the deadline to submit the deposit....

Yeah I just noticed that yesterday it's the day before the deadline. But dukes is on the same day in march so idk what people usually do

I guess its a little easier decision when you get waitlisted to Duke lol (the wounds are fresh)

[Chipotle85]

Admitted peeps, you guys mailed the Cornell scholarship application to the school correct? Just making sure

[airwrecka]

Anyone else impressed/astounded by the "Big Red Book" (I think that's what they call it?) you got in your admit packet? All I could think was "how much does it cost to print these? tuition could be reduced if they didn't send these out..."

[Leliana]

Admitted peeps, you guys mailed the Cornell scholarship application to the school correct? Just making sure

I sent mine as a PDF via email to the financial aid email address listed on the form.

[34iplaw]

Anyone else impressed/astounded by the "Big Red Book" (I think that's what they call it?) you got in your admit packet? All I could think was "how much does it cost to print these? tuition could be reduced if they didn't send these out..."

Pretty sure they send them to every admitted school from every program... could just be confirmed students at the UG level, but I don't recall. That said, yeah... def not cheap.

[airwrecka]

Anyone else impressed/astounded by the "Big Red Book" (I think that's what they call it?) you got in your admit packet? All I could think was "how much does it cost to print these? tuition could be reduced if they didn't send these out..."

Pretty sure they send them to every admitted school from every program... could just be confirmed students at the UG level, but I don't recall.

That may be true, but it just seems excessive to me. After you've decided where you're going (whether it's to Cornell or elsewhere), you'll probably never look at it again...

[call-me-bubbles]

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[34iplaw]

Anyone else impressed/astounded by the "Big Red Book" (I think that's what they call it?) you got in your admit packet? All I could think was "how much does it cost to print these? tuition could be reduced if they didn't send these out..."

Pretty sure they send them to every admitted school from every program... could just be confirmed students at the UG level, but I don't recall.

That may be true, but it just seems excessive to me. After you've decided where you're going (whether it's to Cornell or elsewhere), you'll probably never look at it again...

Yeah - it is fairly excessive, but, in the end, it's probably a drop in the bucket compared to what the education costs. I think it'd probably look worse if you only got a letter saying, "You're in. Dope." I suppose it is to make you feel more special for getting in.

I remember as an UG I'd get really irritated because of NetPrint... like it makes sense to discourage abuse or waste, but there's something about being charged to print when you are already paying an absurdly high amount for tuition... especially when the preloaded amount was not nearly enough to cover anything near what a typical student would print.

[Keilz]

Anyone else impressed/astounded by the "Big Red Book" (I think that's what they call it?) you got in your admit packet? All I could think was "how much does it cost to print these? tuition could be reduced if they didn't send these out..."

Pretty sure they send them to every admitted school from every program... could just be confirmed students at the UG level, but I don't recall.

That may be true, but it just seems excessive to me. After you've decided where you're going (whether it's to Cornell or elsewhere), you'll probably never look at it again...

Yeah - it is fairly excessive, but, in the end, it's probably a drop in the bucket compared to what the education costs. I think it'd probably look worse if you only got a letter saying, "You're in. Dope." I suppose it is to make you feel more special for getting in.

I remember as an UG I'd get really irritated because of NetPrint... like it makes sense to discourage abuse or waste, but there's something about being charged to print when you are already paying an absurdly high amount for tuition... especially when the preloaded amount was not nearly enough to cover anything near what a typical student would print.

I also was reading in the acceptance letter that the book is intended to be taken with you to school as a reference all 3 yrs

[34iplaw]

I also was reading in the acceptance letter that the book is intended to be taken with you to school as a reference all 3 yrs

[Chipotle85]

Anyone else impressed/astounded by the "Big Red Book" (I think that's what they call it?) you got in your admit packet? All I could think was "how much does it cost to print these? tuition could be reduced if they didn't send these out..."

Pretty sure they send them to every admitted school from every program... could just be confirmed students at the UG level, but I don't recall.

That may be true, but it just seems excessive to me. After you've decided where you're going (whether it's to Cornell or elsewhere), you'll probably never look at it again...

Yeah - it is fairly excessive, but, in the end, it's probably a drop in the bucket compared to what the education costs. I think it'd probably look worse if you only got a letter saying, "You're in. Dope." I suppose it is to make you feel more special for getting in.

I remember as an UG I'd get really irritated because of NetPrint... like it makes sense to discourage abuse or waste, but there's something about being charged to print when you are already paying an absurdly high amount for tuition... especially when the preloaded amount was not nearly enough to cover anything near what a typical student would print.

Would be down for a "You're in, dope" message.