I know it's a super long shot but according to lsd only 37 people have committed to Stanford; even if that's about 1/3-1/4 of total students, maybe it's not a full class yet? What do we think?
I am trying not to take time off work for the lsat but I also need to test remotely as I am far from any testing centers; is waiting until Friday 3 hours after Saturday scheduling opens too risky? Can you do it on your phone? I will be at work so won't have access to my laptop and won't get home until 3 hours after it opens as I'm on the west coast. Should I just schedule a different day and hope I can change it later rather than risking not getting remote at all?
Any info on whether Stanfords class is full? Lsd data has been at a standstill but students who committed are nowhere near a full class based on lsd reporting. I know not everyone bothers with lsd, so what do we think? Deposit deadline was May 1 and haven't heard anything since
Title; I'm pleasantly surprised to have been waitlisted last month and wondering when they will tell is anything about WL movement. Yes, I know they are still getting back to later applicants, but the WL email did say WL candidates would be updated about whether the WL will be used and when. Deposit deadline was May 1 so we're about two weeks past them supposedly knowing where their class stands. Would it be worth contacting to ask when there will be info about waitlist movement, or is that considered poor practice?
Found about 5-7 pieces of either mouse or rat poop (thinking mouse) on the floor of my car after driving in it for an hour before noticing. The poop was where I generally put my feet so good chance I stepped on it---would that be enough to stir up the droppings and aerosolize them? I'm in California so a state that has hanta virus in wild rodents. I disposed of the droppings using the wet/bleach method but only after being in the small enclosed vehicle possibly breathing in and/or stepping on the poop. Is this something to worry about?
What do we think? Data on current committed class size?
Title; just visited campus and it's beautiful but definitely felt a strong religious vibe with the buildings and people having what looked to be baptisms/communion at the chapel, etc. Not a bad thing, just wondering how the school's religious affiliations align with (or attract) the law student population.
Two reported Rs from the WL in the past week on lsd; what do we think?
I thought they had upwards of 50% yield? Do they usually WL this many people???
Title. The lsd Waitlist Dashboard has a section called "seats freeing up," which claims for instance that 23 seats at Stanford and 134 at Berkeley should open up due to said numbers of admitted applicants depositing elsewhere.
Is this taking into account that every school admits far more applicants than they need to fill their class? Like, are these 23 and 134 seats for already admitted students that will be filled, or is this literally predicting those numbers of applicants being admitted from the waitlist this cycle?