Harvard Admission Decisions


sak

sorry but I find it very strange, I look at my friend's email admission from last year and Havard never asked to be quite...so please give more explanations...

sorry but I find it very strange, I look at my friend's email admission from last year and Havard never asked to be quite...so please give more explanations...
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pratibha

Well!! it surely seems strange and unlikely that an Institution of the calibre of Harvard might like its students to keep such a thing as admission a secret...

Well!! it surely seems strange and unlikely that an Institution of the calibre of Harvard might like its students to keep such a thing as admission a secret...
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shobhan

Hi,

I asked Harvard for a early decision and recieved the following mail

First I received a mail like this,
Dear _________,

We are still processing decisions; however if you have been offered admission from another LLM program (or programs), please provide us with any deadlines you are facing and we will do our best to provide you with as much information as possible.

Admissions decisions will be mailed out; no e-mail notifications will be sent.

Kind regards,
Admissions staff

I wrote back to them that I have received admission with scholarship from a leading law school but I would like to keep it confidential. However I would be greatfull if you could inform me the decision before March 15,08.

for which I got a reply like this in the same evening,

Dear ________

Dear _________

I am writing in response to your e-mail requesting an early admission decision from Harvard Law School. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer at this time. If you have scholarship and admission deadlines from other schools and cannot get an extension until March 21, 2008, then I would have to strongly advise you not to give up the other opportunities youve been offered for the possibility of being admitted to Harvard Law School, especially since we will not be able to provide you with our financial aid decisions until early April.


I hope this will help you make an informed decision. Whatever you decide, I wish you the best for the coming year.



Sincerely,

Valentina





Valentina Perez

Coordinator, Admissions and Financial Aid

Harvard Law School Graduate Program


Could any one please tell whether this is a polite rejection?
or just a casual mail.

Best Regards,

Shobhan

Hi,

I asked Harvard for a early decision and recieved the following mail

First I received a mail like this,
Dear _________,

We are still processing decisions; however if you have been offered admission from another LLM program (or programs), please provide us with any deadlines you are facing and we will do our best to provide you with as much information as possible.

Admissions decisions will be mailed out; no e-mail notifications will be sent.

Kind regards,
Admissions staff

I wrote back to them that I have received admission with scholarship from a leading law school but I would like to keep it confidential. However I would be greatfull if you could inform me the decision before March 15,08.

for which I got a reply like this in the same evening,

Dear ________

Dear _________

I am writing in response to your e-mail requesting an early admission decision from Harvard Law School. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with a definitive answer at this time. If you have scholarship and admission deadlines from other schools and cannot get an extension until March 21, 2008, then I would have to strongly advise you not to give up the other opportunities you’ve been offered for the possibility of being admitted to Harvard Law School, especially since we will not be able to provide you with our financial aid decisions until early April.


I hope this will help you make an informed decision. Whatever you decide, I wish you the best for the coming year.



Sincerely,

Valentina





Valentina Perez

Coordinator, Admissions and Financial Aid

Harvard Law School Graduate Program


Could any one please tell whether this is a polite rejection?
or just a casual mail.

Best Regards,

Shobhan


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Oak

Hey guys. There seems to be some confusion here about the whole HLS issue. I'll try to clarify to the best of my ability.
A. yes, it's true. HLS has informed numerous applicants about their admission (My guess almost everyone who got admitted already knows).
B. No, they dont call. They send you an e-mail and inform you that youv'e been admitted, and ask you to be quiet about it untill the 21.

Just be patient and wait for the 21.3. there is nothing you can do right now anyway.

Two of my firends were called to be informed their admission, followed by emails.

<blockquote>Hey guys. There seems to be some confusion here about the whole HLS issue. I'll try to clarify to the best of my ability.
A. yes, it's true. HLS has informed numerous applicants about their admission (My guess almost everyone who got admitted already knows).
B. No, they dont call. They send you an e-mail and inform you that youv'e been admitted, and ask you to be quiet about it untill the 21.

Just be patient and wait for the 21.3. there is nothing you can do right now anyway. </blockquote>
Two of my firends were called to be informed their admission, followed by emails.
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gppinheiro

Hi Shobhan,

That was the exact sequence of events with me as well. Due to Oak's statement and the fact that Harvard really asks us about our deadlines, I guess it's almost safe to assume HLS would release acceptance e-mail to those with pending deadlines but strong credentials.

Moreover, I notice that many of our fellow llm-guide members have been oddly distant from this conversation, what might imply their previous admission. I know many will say final decision is to be released only on March 21st, but why in heaven would HLS send out e-mails advising people not to give up other opportunities being offered for the possibility of being admitted to Harvard Law School and tell this should help us make an informed decision?

Hi Shobhan,

That was the exact sequence of events with me as well. Due to Oak's statement and the fact that Harvard really asks us about our deadlines, I guess it's almost safe to assume HLS would release acceptance e-mail to those with pending deadlines but strong credentials.

Moreover, I notice that many of our fellow llm-guide members have been oddly distant from this conversation, what might imply their previous admission. I know many will say final decision is to be released only on March 21st, but why in heaven would HLS send out e-mails advising people not to give up other opportunities being offered for the possibility of being admitted to Harvard Law School and tell this should help us make an informed decision?

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sak

I know what you mean, but someone will say something... like last year. Harvard never calls people!!! I have friend whom where admitted previous year...

I know what you mean, but someone will say something... like last year. Harvard never calls people!!! I have friend whom where admitted previous year...
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Oak

I know what you mean, but someone will say something... like last year. Harvard never calls people!!! I have friend whom where admitted previous year...

How did you know that Harvard never made the call? Do you have friends admitted this year?

<blockquote>I know what you mean, but someone will say something... like last year. Harvard never calls people!!! I have friend whom where admitted previous year...</blockquote>
How did you know that Harvard never made the call? Do you have friends admitted this year?
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Greg_08

What?

What?
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ESP-LLM

I saw the questions regarding my previous post. Look guys, first of all, Harvard informs candidates pre the 21.3 for years now, it isn't something new, and there is nothing fishy or dishonorable about it, they just trying to prevent a chaos and keep it as orderly as possible. When strong candidates ask for early decisions due to pending scholarship deadlines, HLS do inform them in order not to "lose" those candidates.

Please understand, that the fact you received the regular mail from valentina perez doesn't mean rejection, but it means that chances are you are not going to be admitted, just wait for the 21/3 and see, the chances, slim as they are, are still there.
Good luck

I saw the questions regarding my previous post. Look guys, first of all, Harvard informs candidates pre the 21.3 for years now, it isn't something new, and there is nothing fishy or dishonorable about it, they just trying to prevent a chaos and keep it as orderly as possible. When strong candidates ask for early decisions due to pending scholarship deadlines, HLS do inform them in order not to "lose" those candidates.

Please understand, that the fact you received the regular mail from valentina perez doesn't mean rejection, but it means that chances are you are not going to be admitted, just wait for the 21/3 and see, the chances, slim as they are, are still there.
Good luck
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sak

So again, does it mean those whom didnt receive emails are not admitted?

So again, does it mean those whom didnt receive emails are not admitted?
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ESP-LLM

So again, does it mean those whom didnt receive emails are not admitted?


As i said in the above post. It means that you are probably not admitted.

<blockquote>So again, does it mean those whom didnt receive emails are not admitted?</blockquote>

As i said in the above post. It means that you are probably not admitted.
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Pavel_g

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sak

just now? when did you receive the email?

just now? when did you receive the email?
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sak

where are you from?

where are you from?
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sak

ok I dont understand, ALL THE MESSAGES contradict themselves, some said all answers have given (for the one whom are admitted) and others said they received emails today!!!!

ok I dont understand, ALL THE MESSAGES contradict themselves, some said all answers have given (for the one whom are admitted) and others said they received emails today!!!!
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gppinheiro

Pavel,

Did you ask Harvard for an early decision or they just sent you an unprovoked e-mail? If not, maybe HLS has decided to release results today. Last year they e-mailed the decisions some days before the date previously announced.

Pavel,

Did you ask Harvard for an early decision or they just sent you an unprovoked e-mail? If not, maybe HLS has decided to release results today. Last year they e-mailed the decisions some days before the date previously announced.
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Greg_08

Can anyone clarify what's going on here?

Can anyone clarify what's going on here?
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Jaroslavk

Guys,

if I'm not mistaken in Cambidge it is 09:00 AM

So admission letters are not excluded...

Guys,

if I'm not mistaken in Cambidge it is 09:00 AM

So admission letters are not excluded...
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sak

it is 8 am...

it is 8 am...
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007

its actually 9.07 am in Cambridge right now. am right there.

its actually 9.07 am in Cambridge right now. am right there.
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