complete

[sheltron5000]

Complete at Buffalo, which makes me complete at UB, Virginia, and GULC, as well as Under Review at Harvard.

UCLA is now the only school I haven't heard back from at all.  All the others have at least let me know my application was received.

When did you send your app? I got a complete email from them 10 days after I sent mine?


Also, how long does it take to process mail? I have been waiting on cornell, duke, columbia, and NYU to recieve my dean's certificate (to explain disciplinary action) for over two weeks now. I've tried contacting them, but everyone just tells me they have stacks of mail to go through. I know they were sent out since USC got theirs... ack!

Should I pester them some more, or have my undergrad sent new certificates... what to do?

[sheltron5000]

NM. complete at columbia via email. 

[zippyandzap]

"Ready for review" at BU.

[non parata est]

Complete at Vandy today via e-mail.  The Status Checker hasn't updated yet though.

[zippyandzap]

NM. complete at columbia via email. 

word.

[zippyandzap]

complete at NYU... got the two NYC schools on back to back days.

[wyatth]

I think I am complete, or at least I submitted and paid for my reports tonight.. All sent out and everything has been done.

Cardozo
Fordham (ED)
George Washington (ED)
UC Hastings
UC Davis
Washington & Lee
Univ of Illinois
Univ of Indiana
Santa Clara
Loyola LA
Univ of San Diego
....

2.7 (from a 2.0 to a 3.5 trend) and a 164 with good softs. A splitter so I figured I'd shotgun it. Wish me luck.

[harvardhopeful]

Does complete mean they've received the full application from LSAC? So far I only have in one recommendation, next one should be in by monday and then another next week. Hopefully transcript will be in next week as well. Do I have to wait until I have all the elements to submit an app?

Decided somewhat late to apply for Fall 2010 admission. 175 LSAT and 3.98 GPA at a public college....is there any hope for Harvard? Does applying early really matter that much?

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Applying early can always help your chances if your application is well-constructed, thought-out, and complete.