Theoretically, but the general opinion is that they will only admit auto-admit numbers during ED anyway, so usually you end up getting deferred. To what degree this holds true or not I guess is better asked to professionals, but it seems to be what people here think at least. And it sounds plausible to me at least. By applying for ED you've put it in writing that they're top of your list, so there's little risk for them to keep you on hold and try to fish for better candidates first.That being said, acceptance is acceptance, whether you get it in November or June makes no difference
Well, June is a bit of an exaggeration of course, if you haven't heard anything past April you're very likely on a wait list. But I can't see why you'd commit to a lesser school before April if you believe you have a chance at Penn, which I'd say you certainly do. Only reason I could see to that is big $$$ from some decent school.
Quote from: «ě» on May 28, 2007, 12:43:15 PMWell, June is a bit of an exaggeration of course, if you haven't heard anything past April you're very likely on a wait list. But I can't see why you'd commit to a lesser school before April if you believe you have a chance at Penn, which I'd say you certainly do. Only reason I could see to that is big $$$ from some decent school.if i don't get into Penn i'm gonna go to temple or villanova b/c i wanna stay in the area...so i guess it's fine to b on the waitlist and not commit to one of those schools since its not like i have to worry about moving to another place or anything by a certain date and needing to make a decision
Quote from: cranman15 on May 28, 2007, 12:53:42 PMQuote from: «ě» on May 28, 2007, 12:43:15 PMWell, June is a bit of an exaggeration of course, if you haven't heard anything past April you're very likely on a wait list. But I can't see why you'd commit to a lesser school before April if you believe you have a chance at Penn, which I'd say you certainly do. Only reason I could see to that is big $$$ from some decent school.if i don't get into Penn i'm gonna go to temple or villanova b/c i wanna stay in the area...so i guess it's fine to b on the waitlist and not commit to one of those schools since its not like i have to worry about moving to another place or anything by a certain date and needing to make a decisionwow that would be a huge mistakelike I said, there are a bunch of schools that you can go to or three years and end up back in Philly. You are pretty much autoadmit at Duke, and philly firms would be knocking down your door.
Quote from: bamf on May 28, 2007, 01:29:57 PMQuote from: cranman15 on May 28, 2007, 12:53:42 PMQuote from: «ě» on May 28, 2007, 12:43:15 PMWell, June is a bit of an exaggeration of course, if you haven't heard anything past April you're very likely on a wait list. But I can't see why you'd commit to a lesser school before April if you believe you have a chance at Penn, which I'd say you certainly do. Only reason I could see to that is big $$$ from some decent school.if i don't get into Penn i'm gonna go to temple or villanova b/c i wanna stay in the area...so i guess it's fine to b on the waitlist and not commit to one of those schools since its not like i have to worry about moving to another place or anything by a certain date and needing to make a decisionwow that would be a huge mistakelike I said, there are a bunch of schools that you can go to or three years and end up back in Philly. You are pretty much autoadmit at Duke, and philly firms would be knocking down your door.any school outside of philly is impractical for me at this point in my life due to personal circumstances
i have a 169/3.90 gpa....should i retake the lsat or is this combo good enough for Penn seeing as how i'm applying early/ maybe binding ED? applying this fall. thx