[Hollywood.]

I already hate this semester.
"Only four months till I graduate" is what is going to get me through it, hopefully.

[LaNathan]

Just got a full ride at Butler.
They accepted me over a month early due to my "truly exceptional, passionate, and personal essays".
I most likely won't take it, but I feel like a BOSS.

[LaNathan]

In other news, I reported my Bio professor for not changing my grade like we discussed and now I have a solid 94% on my transcripts.
My valedictorian position in high school remains intact and now my GPA at college is back up to a 3.9.

[Delilah.]

I have an interview with northwestern

They say it's purely informational and doesn't impact the application but I'm still nervous

[LaNathan]

Originally posted by Delilah.

I have an interview with northwestern

They say it's purely informational and doesn't impact the application but I'm still nervous

Nice, the interview process isn't that bad at all actually! It was totally smooth (although a bit awkward since he thought I was Jewish) and interesting. Do you know if it's with a woman or man? I always respond better with a woman.
Regardless, I hope you do well!


Northwestern emailed me about an interview and I responded saying I'd love to have one and no one has responded. Like I'd honestly love to meet with them. I emailed the lady asking if she had the availability to have an interview within the next couple weeks and she hasn't responded.


I have a Vanderbilt interview on Sunday though, which I'm excited for! I'm meeting her at a Starbucks though so I'm ready to hit her up with the good ole "I literally CANNOT!".

[Citrus]

Grad school is terrifying, it's like undergrad applications except everyone is 1000x smarter

[Taste of Honey]

Originally posted by Citrus

Grad school is terrifying, it's like undergrad applications except everyone is 1000x smarter

I want to be a lawyer but studying for the LSAT is a full time job. I want to go to Harvard(actually Stanford really but I'd need to win a Nobel Prize for that so ) so I have to get a 170 at least if I even have a chance of being admitted.

I should be good by June since I slowly started studying in August. It's a pretty interesting(though frustrating) test actually.

[Delilah.]

Originally posted by LaNathan

Nice, the interview process isn't that bad at all actually! It was totally smooth (although a bit awkward since he thought I was Jewish) and interesting. Do you know if it's with a woman or man? I always respond better with a woman.
Regardless, I hope you do well!


Northwestern emailed me about an interview and I responded saying I'd love to have one and no one has responded. Like I'd honestly love to meet with them. I emailed the lady asking if she had the availability to have an interview within the next couple weeks and she hasn't responded.


I have a Vanderbilt interview on Sunday though, which I'm excited for! I'm meeting her at a Starbucks though so I'm ready to hit her up with the good ole "I literally CANNOT!".

It's a guy

I'm going to **** it up I know it LMAO

[sgcat]

Going to amsterdam for exchange!

Hope theyre not racist

[Artemisia]

Originally posted by Delilah.

I have an interview with northwestern

They say it's purely informational and doesn't impact the application but I'm still nervous

I had an interview with Princeton and they said the same thing but I couldn't stop myself from melting the **** down, crying and **** an hour or so before the interview time... A mess. But it went well. I wasn't accepted tho.

[Abducted]

2 exams down, still 3 to go

[Allie]

Any thoughts on Tufts University?

[Hollywood.]

Now that week 1 is in the books I'll rank my classes this semester.

Geography IV - I already love this course. It's on Africa and Asia, my faves. The assignments look so much fun too.

Tour Planning - We get to design our own massive 30-60 day tour. There's a lot of components to it, but it's a fun project.

Travel Agency II - It's the easiest course as it only lasts 3 weeks. I love our instructor, she's a hoot.

Events - This could be either a lot of fun, or miserable. We plan an event. I like to think of this as just one massive group project.

Law - The teacher is cooky, and the subject is dull.

Entrepreneur Studies - Dreading this class. We have to plan a business, right up to even pitching the idea to the whole class. They compared this course to the TV shows "Dragon's Den/Shark Tank."

4 more months.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Citrus

Grad school is terrifying, it's like undergrad applications except everyone is 1000x smarter

That's a myth lol. It's actually the opposite
The grad school app process is more relaxed/less stringent
I applied to like 7 mid-to-top tier schools last yr and got into all of them bar one, including UPenn. And it wasnt like my applications were out of this world or anything.
As long as you ace your GREs, have great transcripts + a well thought out SoP you're good.

[Haburo]

Exams are really not cute. I have one on the 19th & one on the 21st. I haven't studied for either.



HOPEFULLY I will start today. HOPEFULLY they will be easy/generously marked.

Originally posted by Damien M

That's a myth lol. It's actually the opposite
The grad school app process is more relaxed/less stringent
I applied to like 7 mid-to-top tier schools last yr and got into all of them bar one, including UPenn. And it wasnt like my applications were out of this world or anything.
As long as you ace your GREs, have great transcripts + a well thought out SoP you're good.

What are the bolded? (I'm at university in Europe)

[Haburo]

Does anyone here go to law school in the US?



I'd love to hear about that application process.

[HolierThanThou]

Wanted to swap my genetics subject for a practical Biochem one but found out self-enrolment closed 5 days ago.
I am hurt

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Haburo

Exams are really not cute. I have one on the 19th & one on the 21st. I haven't studied for either.



HOPEFULLY I will start today. HOPEFULLY they will be easy/generously marked.

What are the bolded? (I'm at university in Europe)

The GRE= a standardized test for general grad school admissions. It applies for most majors, except a couple like the MBA programs that use GMAT
Transcripts= a summary of your undergrad coursework, your grades for each unit and your weighted GPA
SoP= a statement of purpose/intent (it's usually like 500 to 750 words for most grad schools), basically making your case for admission

[Artemisia]

Originally posted by Damien M

As long as you ace your GREs, have great transcripts + a well thought out SoP you're good.

[MAKSIM]

My undergrad has taken so ****ing long after confirming multiple times to send my transcript to LSAC so I can finally send out these law school apps. I hope it comes this week