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Accepted off the waitlist today GPA: 3.79 L2: 3.85 LSAT: 157 Good ECs and References. Will be accepting.

Accepted off the waitlist today GPA: 3.79 L2: 3.85 LSAT: 157 Good ECs and References. Will be accepting. Literally SO HAPPY I cried!

Do you know when we will get our schedules?

Waitlisted today. GPA 3.76. L2 3.85. LSAT 157. Great references and ECs. Currently working for an Assistant Deputy Minister at the Department of Justice. Extremely disappointed.

Congrats on getting in!

So you called in just now? I will be disappointed if I don’t hear today... they’ve been saying May 31st for a while... I’m probably going to call in later this afternoon if I don’t hear anything.

You too!

Did you end up hearing anything? I’m probably going to call in today.

I paid Monday evening and my account was updated this afternoon.

I guess I’ll probably be getting a rejection soon. I had a really good semester and my L2 went up to 3.86 with a GPA of 3.79. I didn’t even get a deferred decision so I won’t know if they reviewed those grades. My LSAT score will be the death of me (157).

Anyone know if there will be a final round of offers this week and which day that might be? The admissions blog says one last round will come out the end of May.

Is there anyone else who is still waiting? I haven't heard anything. I've provisionally accepted an offer from another school, which means I'll have to pay my $500 deposit next week. Trying to decide how long I should wait before the deadline to make the payment. Is no news good news or bad news?

Any guesses as to what day this week they’ll be sent out? I’m anxious to hear back... lol

I was accepted and I am currently in my third year of undergraduate. I decided that I wanted to finish a degree, so I switched from an Honours only program to a General B. A. that can normally be completed in three years. I have some courses to finish over the summer, but I will be starting Law school in September and graduating from my current degree program in November. Universities want to graduate people that will go on to things such as law school. I suggest reaching out to an academic advisor to see if any three year degree options or summer courses are available to you to help you finish up a degree, if that is important to you. I have spoken with various people who said undergrad is not a major factor in hiring after law school. I think the difference between a general B.A. and an honours B.A. after finishing a law degree is quite small. I decided that I was ready for the more challenging academic pursuit of attending law school. After weighing the opportunity costs of pursuing an extra year of university versus working as a lawyer a year earlier and making a salary, the choice was quite clear for me personally.

I haven't heard anything either. I don't think they've read all applications yet. Especially if you wrote the January LSAT.