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Posted Mar 15, 2017 17:15
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Posted Mar 15, 2017 17:18
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:( rejected again
:( rejected again
Posted Mar 15, 2017 17:29
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The status page is failing to upload. Is someone also facing this issue?
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Posted Mar 15, 2017 17:34
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Rejected! Disappointing, but what can you do
Rejected! Disappointing, but what can you do
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Posted Mar 15, 2017 18:03
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...and I made it to Harvard!
My heart goes out to all those that did not make it.
To those that made it, congratulations.
...and I made it to Harvard!
My heart goes out to all those that did not make it.
To those that made it, congratulations.
My heart goes out to all those that did not make it.
To those that made it, congratulations.
Posted Mar 15, 2017 18:11
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Waiting list.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe
Waiting list.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe
Posted Mar 15, 2017 18:15
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Waiting list.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe
If it helps.. a friend of mine was accepted after being waitlisted 2 years ago.
[quote]Waiting list.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe[/quote]
If it helps.. a friend of mine was accepted after being waitlisted 2 years ago.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe[/quote]
If it helps.. a friend of mine was accepted after being waitlisted 2 years ago.
Posted Mar 15, 2017 18:20
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Congratulation to admitted students ;)
No regrets for rejected, at least we applyed :D
Congratulation to admitted students ;)
No regrets for rejected, at least we applyed :D
No regrets for rejected, at least we applyed :D
Posted Mar 15, 2017 18:20
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rejected :((
rejected :((
Posted Mar 15, 2017 18:20
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Waiting list.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe
If it helps.. a friend of mine was accepted after being waitlisted 2 years ago.
Thx. Fingers crossed.
[quote][quote]Waiting list.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe[/quote]
If it helps.. a friend of mine was accepted after being waitlisted 2 years ago. [/quote]
Thx. Fingers crossed.
How much weight do I need to gain until a final result?
hehe[/quote]
If it helps.. a friend of mine was accepted after being waitlisted 2 years ago. [/quote]
Thx. Fingers crossed.
Posted Mar 15, 2017 20:18
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I am wondering if all the acceptance letters are identical?
I am wondering if all the acceptance letters are identical?
Posted Mar 15, 2017 21:33
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N I am out. Certainly disappointed but not disheartened. Congratulations to all who have been successful.
N I am out. Certainly disappointed but not disheartened. Congratulations to all who have been successful.
Posted Mar 15, 2017 22:42
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Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...
Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...
Posted Mar 15, 2017 23:00
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Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.
[Edited by Bhohr on Mar 15, 2017]
[quote]Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...[/quote]
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...[/quote]
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.
Posted Mar 16, 2017 03:55
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I got in :) But taking the offer of admission is really contingent on the financial aid decision (which they said will be released on or before april 1st).
I got in :) But taking the offer of admission is really contingent on the financial aid decision (which they said will be released on or before april 1st).
Posted Mar 17, 2017 22:35
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Same as genesis - in but reliant on financial aid :).
Same as genesis - in but reliant on financial aid :).
Posted Mar 18, 2017 17:18
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Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.
I'm rejecting Harvard + Yale + UChig + Berkeley + NYU (LLMs) for econ grad school because if you want to be taken seriously as a law & economics scholar you need a PhD in economics... Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) this is the reality for L&E scholars today because the literature in the top L&E journals are written in either theorem-proof form or consist of empirical regression tables, both of which are relatively inaccessible to the average non-economist lawyer.
[quote][quote]Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...[/quote]
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.[/quote]
I'm rejecting Harvard + Yale + UChig + Berkeley + NYU (LLMs) for econ grad school because if you want to be taken seriously as a law & economics scholar you need a PhD in economics... Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) this is the reality for L&E scholars today because the literature in the top L&E journals are written in either theorem-proof form or consist of empirical regression tables, both of which are relatively inaccessible to the average non-economist lawyer.
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...[/quote]
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.[/quote]
I'm rejecting Harvard + Yale + UChig + Berkeley + NYU (LLMs) for econ grad school because if you want to be taken seriously as a law & economics scholar you need a PhD in economics... Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) this is the reality for L&E scholars today because the literature in the top L&E journals are written in either theorem-proof form or consist of empirical regression tables, both of which are relatively inaccessible to the average non-economist lawyer.
Posted Mar 21, 2017 07:59
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Any news on financial aid?
Any news on financial aid?
Posted Mar 21, 2017 16:32
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Any news on financial aid?
Nothing here...
[quote]Any news on financial aid?[/quote]
Nothing here...
Nothing here...
Posted Mar 21, 2017 17:04
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Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.
I'm rejecting Harvard + Yale + UChig + Berkeley + NYU (LLMs) for econ grad school because if you want to be taken seriously as a law & economics scholar you need a PhD in economics... Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) this is the reality for L&E scholars today because the literature in the top L&E journals are written in either theorem-proof form or consist of empirical regression tables, both of which are relatively inaccessible to the average non-economist lawyer.
May be you should have applied for Oxford MSc. in Law and Finance.
[quote][quote][quote]Got waitlisted. They mention May for decision (but they say most likely will remain open into August).
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...[/quote]
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.[/quote]
I'm rejecting Harvard + Yale + UChig + Berkeley + NYU (LLMs) for econ grad school because if you want to be taken seriously as a law & economics scholar you need a PhD in economics... Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) this is the reality for L&E scholars today because the literature in the top L&E journals are written in either theorem-proof form or consist of empirical regression tables, both of which are relatively inaccessible to the average non-economist lawyer.[/quote]
May be you should have applied for Oxford MSc. in Law and Finance.
Is anyone thinking on not considering other offers because of the waiting list? How real are the chances to hear back from them? Apparently many of us got waitlisted...[/quote]
In my opinion this would be too risky, especially considering it's harvard. If you are waitlisted at, say, Penn, then there are reasonable chances you may be admitted after Harvard, Yale and Stanford results are out. However, the number of admitted students rejecting Harvard's offer is too low. Some will reject it because of Yale, others because of Stanford maybe.
A few others will reject it because they want to focus on law and economics and have been accepted by Chicago or want to study tax and have been accepted by NYU for example, both the best law schools within these specific fields, but then that's it... If you sum all of those, then probably it will be 10% of the admitted.. They also admit more than they can take, so if you were waitlisted your chances are unfortunately minimal.[/quote]
I'm rejecting Harvard + Yale + UChig + Berkeley + NYU (LLMs) for econ grad school because if you want to be taken seriously as a law & economics scholar you need a PhD in economics... Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) this is the reality for L&E scholars today because the literature in the top L&E journals are written in either theorem-proof form or consist of empirical regression tables, both of which are relatively inaccessible to the average non-economist lawyer.[/quote]
May be you should have applied for Oxford MSc. in Law and Finance.
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