Yes I got the email.
Harvard 2020-2021
Posted Feb 19, 2020 12:33
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Yes I got the email.
Posted Feb 19, 2020 13:27
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I had been waiting for this update email and had even posted in this thread about such potential email, so no heart attacks.
I have a hunch that this year they release on March 12/13. Good luck to everyone of us :)
I had been waiting for this update email and had even posted in this thread about such potential email, so no heart attacks.
I have a hunch that this year they release on March 12/13. Good luck to everyone of us :)
I have a hunch that this year they release on March 12/13. Good luck to everyone of us :)
Posted Feb 19, 2020 16:41
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they seem to be late in sending the update email this year (as opposed to previous years' threads). I feel like they might release results late by 26th 27th March.
they seem to be late in sending the update email this year (as opposed to previous years' threads). I feel like they might release results late by 26th 27th March.
Posted Feb 25, 2020 19:46
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I've already received the results from 3 universities. Harvard is the only one pending. Based on previous years, does someone know when they send the admission results? And the financial aid results?
I am little worried. The other universities want me to make a decision on April 1st. If Harvard takes too long, I won't have the time to balance the pros and cons.
I've already received the results from 3 universities. Harvard is the only one pending. Based on previous years, does someone know when they send the admission results? And the financial aid results?
I am little worried. The other universities want me to make a decision on April 1st. If Harvard takes too long, I won't have the time to balance the pros and cons.
I am little worried. The other universities want me to make a decision on April 1st. If Harvard takes too long, I won't have the time to balance the pros and cons.
Posted Feb 25, 2020 19:52
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Based on the last years‘ threads, we will most certainly get a decision by March 13th or 16th. :)
Based on the last years‘ threads, we will most certainly get a decision by March 13th or 16th. :)
Posted Mar 01, 2020 10:17
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And we begin the final two weeks of anxiety.
As per previous threads decisions were released on the following days:
2009 - 22nd - Sunday
2010 - 21st - Sunday
2011 - 19th - Saturday
2012 - 18th - Sunday
2013 - 18th - Monday
2014 - 19th - Wednesday
2015 - 17th - Tuesday
2016 - 16th - Wednesday
2017 - 15th - Wednesday
2018 - 15th - Thursday
2019 - 14th - Thursday
I have a feeling that this year, it can be any day between 11th (Wednesday) -16th (Monday).
[Edited by llmllm2020 on Mar 01, 2020]
And we begin the final two weeks of anxiety.
As per previous threads decisions were released on the following days:
2009 - 22nd - Sunday
2010 - 21st - Sunday
2011 - 19th - Saturday
2012 - 18th - Sunday
2013 - 18th - Monday
2014 - 19th - Wednesday
2015 - 17th - Tuesday
2016 - 16th - Wednesday
2017 - 15th - Wednesday
2018 - 15th - Thursday
2019 - 14th - Thursday
I have a feeling that this year, it can be any day between 11th (Wednesday) -16th (Monday).
As per previous threads decisions were released on the following days:
2009 - 22nd - Sunday
2010 - 21st - Sunday
2011 - 19th - Saturday
2012 - 18th - Sunday
2013 - 18th - Monday
2014 - 19th - Wednesday
2015 - 17th - Tuesday
2016 - 16th - Wednesday
2017 - 15th - Wednesday
2018 - 15th - Thursday
2019 - 14th - Thursday
I have a feeling that this year, it can be any day between 11th (Wednesday) -16th (Monday).
Posted Mar 01, 2020 13:59
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
Posted Mar 01, 2020 14:43
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
Certainly worth a try I guess - maybe they will give a specific time frame at least? Not sure if former applicants have done this?
[quote]Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?[/quote]
Certainly worth a try I guess - maybe they will give a specific time frame at least? Not sure if former applicants have done this?
Certainly worth a try I guess - maybe they will give a specific time frame at least? Not sure if former applicants have done this?
Posted Mar 01, 2020 15:53
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
[quote]Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?[/quote]
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
Posted Mar 01, 2020 19:35
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
I think they won’t... materials said they don’t consider financial aid until decisions made and it’s independent process.
[quote][quote]Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?[/quote]
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
I think they won’t... materials said they don’t consider financial aid until decisions made and it’s independent process.
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
I think they won’t... materials said they don’t consider financial aid until decisions made and it’s independent process.
Posted Mar 01, 2020 19:46
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
Hi, same is my case (April 1 deadline by other school thing). Based on the information given on their website, and on earlier years' threads , the Financial Aid decisions are NOT released ALONG WITH the admissions decisions. That is certain.
What might interest you is that the Financial Aid decisions are mostly made within a week or two from the date of the release of admission decisions, and most certainly within the month of March. We should ask them about this (if they do not mention it to us as soon as the admission decisions are released) once the admission decisions are released.
Good luck to us! :) Harvard!
[quote][quote]Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?[/quote]
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
Hi, same is my case (April 1 deadline by other school thing). Based on the information given on their website, and on earlier years' threads , the Financial Aid decisions are NOT released ALONG WITH the admissions decisions. That is certain.
What might interest you is that the Financial Aid decisions are mostly made within a week or two from the date of the release of admission decisions, and most certainly within the month of March. We should ask them about this (if they do not mention it to us as soon as the admission decisions are released) once the admission decisions are released.
Good luck to us! :) Harvard!
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
Hi, same is my case (April 1 deadline by other school thing). Based on the information given on their website, and on earlier years' threads , the Financial Aid decisions are NOT released ALONG WITH the admissions decisions. That is certain.
What might interest you is that the Financial Aid decisions are mostly made within a week or two from the date of the release of admission decisions, and most certainly within the month of March. We should ask them about this (if they do not mention it to us as soon as the admission decisions are released) once the admission decisions are released.
Good luck to us! :) Harvard!
Posted Mar 02, 2020 21:31
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
Hi, same is my case (April 1 deadline by other school thing). Based on the information given on their website, and on earlier years' threads , the Financial Aid decisions are NOT released ALONG WITH the admissions decisions. That is certain.
What might interest you is that the Financial Aid decisions are mostly made within a week or two from the date of the release of admission decisions, and most certainly within the month of March. We should ask them about this (if they do not mention it to us as soon as the admission decisions are released) once the admission decisions are released.
Good luck to us! :) Harvard!
Thank you, NepAtty, good luck to you too :)
[quote][quote][quote]Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?[/quote]
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
Hi, same is my case (April 1 deadline by other school thing). Based on the information given on their website, and on earlier years' threads , the Financial Aid decisions are NOT released ALONG WITH the admissions decisions. That is certain.
What might interest you is that the Financial Aid decisions are mostly made within a week or two from the date of the release of admission decisions, and most certainly within the month of March. We should ask them about this (if they do not mention it to us as soon as the admission decisions are released) once the admission decisions are released.
Good luck to us! :) Harvard![/quote]
Thank you, NepAtty, good luck to you too :)
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
Hi, same is my case (April 1 deadline by other school thing). Based on the information given on their website, and on earlier years' threads , the Financial Aid decisions are NOT released ALONG WITH the admissions decisions. That is certain.
What might interest you is that the Financial Aid decisions are mostly made within a week or two from the date of the release of admission decisions, and most certainly within the month of March. We should ask them about this (if they do not mention it to us as soon as the admission decisions are released) once the admission decisions are released.
Good luck to us! :) Harvard![/quote]
Thank you, NepAtty, good luck to you too :)
Posted Mar 02, 2020 21:42
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Hi everybody! HLS requested me to send my final transcripts last week. Anybody in the same situation?
Hi everybody! HLS requested me to send my final transcripts last week. Anybody in the same situation?
Posted Mar 03, 2020 08:40
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Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it.
Got this back from the LLM application form.
All admission decisions for LL.M. applicants will be released in the online application system at the same time, typically in late
March. Once the decisions have been reached, you will be notified promptly and will be able to log in to your Status Page to
check whether you have been admitted, denied, or placed on a waiting list. Applicants on the waiting list likely will not know the
final result of their applications until May and, in some cases, until August. To protect the confidentiality of applications, we do
not release any information on an application decision to anyone other than the applicant.
Please do not call or email the Graduate Program office to inquire about the status of your admission decision. This will only
disrupt our workflow and prevent us from completing our decision-making process as quickly as possible. However, if you are facing a deadline for acceptance from another school that cannot be extended, you may contact the Graduate Program office and we will do our best to give you an indication of your status where available.
Definitely worth a shot contacting the Graduate Program Office if we are facing deadlines clashes with other schools.
[Edited by Alexander Ahkar on Mar 03, 2020]
[quote][quote]Would the HLS GPAO give a definite answer, if at all, if someone calls them and asks about the precise (or even tentative, unless it is 'mid-march' or 'end of march', ha ha) dates on which the decisions will be released?[/quote]
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
Got this back from the LLM application form.
All admission decisions for LL.M. applicants will be released in the online application system at the same time, typically in late
March. Once the decisions have been reached, you will be notified promptly and will be able to log in to your Status Page to
check whether you have been admitted, denied, or placed on a waiting list. Applicants on the waiting list likely will not know the
final result of their applications until May and, in some cases, until August. To protect the confidentiality of applications, we do
not release any information on an application decision to anyone other than the applicant.
Please do not call or email the Graduate Program office to inquire about the status of your admission decision. This will only
disrupt our workflow and prevent us from completing our decision-making process as quickly as possible. However, if you are facing a deadline for acceptance from another school that cannot be extended, you may contact the Graduate Program office and we will do our best to give you an indication of your status where available.
Definitely worth a shot contacting the Graduate Program Office if we are facing deadlines clashes with other schools.
If someone called, it would be really useful if that person could ask whether the financial aid decisions will be communicated along with the admission decisions.
You see, most programs expect us to give an answer by April 1st, and if Harvard takes too long, people who rely on financial aid won't be able to wait for Harvard's decision on it. [/quote]
Got this back from the LLM application form.
All admission decisions for LL.M. applicants will be released in the online application system at the same time, typically in late
March. Once the decisions have been reached, you will be notified promptly and will be able to log in to your Status Page to
check whether you have been admitted, denied, or placed on a waiting list. Applicants on the waiting list likely will not know the
final result of their applications until May and, in some cases, until August. To protect the confidentiality of applications, we do
not release any information on an application decision to anyone other than the applicant.
Please do not call or email the Graduate Program office to inquire about the status of your admission decision. This will only
disrupt our workflow and prevent us from completing our decision-making process as quickly as possible. However, if you are facing a deadline for acceptance from another school that cannot be extended, you may contact the Graduate Program office and we will do our best to give you an indication of your status where available.
Definitely worth a shot contacting the Graduate Program Office if we are facing deadlines clashes with other schools.
Posted Mar 03, 2020 13:56
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Same problem with me. The deadline for the other schools is April 1st. And I will rely on financial aid.
Same problem with me. The deadline for the other schools is April 1st. And I will rely on financial aid.
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Posted Mar 03, 2020 18:23
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Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Posted Mar 04, 2020 07:42
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Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time?
[quote]Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time?
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time?
Posted Mar 04, 2020 07:53
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you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March?Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time?
[quote][quote]Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time? [/quote] you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March?
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time? [/quote] you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March?
Posted Mar 04, 2020 08:52
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you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March?Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time?
I agree. I suspect the results this year may be delayed (relative to past years) and our wait may extend up to late March.
[quote][quote][quote]Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time? [/quote] you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March? [/quote]
I agree. I suspect the results this year may be delayed (relative to past years) and our wait may extend up to late March.
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time? [/quote] you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March? [/quote]
I agree. I suspect the results this year may be delayed (relative to past years) and our wait may extend up to late March.
Posted Mar 04, 2020 09:40
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you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March?Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty.
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time?
I don't think so (definitely hope not). As per previous trends, they still have more than 10 days to release results.
[quote][quote][quote]Sent them an email about a non extendable offer deadline and the possibility of an indication. Got this response:
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time? [/quote] you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March? [/quote]
I don't think so (definitely hope not). As per previous trends, they still have more than 10 days to release results.
Thank you for your email and for sharing this news with us.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer about your LL.M. application at this time. Harvard Law School has a very rigorous admissions process requiring that each successful application be approved only after a careful evaluation process by a committee of experienced staff and faculty. [/quote]
Interesting. I remember reading that they do provide indications in case of competing deadlines. Does their response to you mean that they haven’t progressed too far in the application review process at this time? [/quote] you can see above that they have requested an additional document from an applicant last week. Isn't this a strong indication that we will be getting decisions around late March? [/quote]
I don't think so (definitely hope not). As per previous trends, they still have more than 10 days to release results.
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