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Applicant search - University of Oklahoma

Found 6 matching applications.
Result User LSAT GPA Scholarship
Rejected MountainousPuzzledOwl 152 3.7
Accepted VastNumberlessPrawn 153 3.74
WL, Rejected FriendlyDog 152 3.83
Waitlisted EasyGrubbyWeasel 153 3.79
Waitlisted MakeshiftFilthyTaco 152 3.81
Waitlisted ThirstyCrabbyHummingbird 152 3.8
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initiallaw
13:06
Jumping in as someone who also went to a CC, the only reason why I was successful was because my CC had a transfer program with my local 4-year so all of my credits transferred. Typically you’ve gotta be really on-top of which classes will transfer to each university you’re interested in
initiallaw
13:08
Advisors at any school can be hit or miss but that’s especially true when they’re advising you on which classes transfer, I 100% recommend doing your own research instead of listening to advisors
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:09
i would heavily agree to that. My CC advisors made me take classes I didnt need for my major
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:09
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baddestbunny
13:10
that seems fine tbh. my school had requirements to fulfill for math classes and social sciences too
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:11
i couldve just taken college algebra and biology lol. it is what it is but my first semester was abysmal
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:11
can you delete that chat, bunny? I dont wanna dox myself lol
baddestbunny
13:11
which one?
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:12
the classes one
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:12
the ones i was taking
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:12
thanks twin
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:12
locked in fr
baddestbunny
13:12
sure I don’t get how that’s doxxing though
baddestbunny
13:12
okay I have to go write
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:12
idk how many people at CC took those classes lol
letsseehowitgoesnow
13:12
goodluck!
baddestbunny
13:12
dude you should read novelist as a vocation by murakami
baddestbunny
13:13
read it last night and found his perspective very motivating in terms of writing my essays
BruceSutter
13:14
I read Murakami's running book. It was a good read as a runner
BruceSutter
13:15
It's like one third memoir, two thirds running log
baddestbunny
13:15
did he talk about perving on girls in that one? someone told me he did
baddestbunny
13:15
he said that looking at girls was his inspiration for running or something?
BruceSutter
13:15
A little. He thought the college runner girls in boston were cute on his run but that's it
BruceSutter
13:16
he didn't say cute from what I remember. More like an abundance of youth or something like that lol
baddestbunny
13:16
I think it’s really cool that when he was thirty he decided he could write a novel and he just did
swagadocious
13:16
I liked the Murakami one where he talks about the first Brahms Piano Concerto
swagadocious
13:17
It's structured as an interview
swagadocious
13:17
Good read
BruceSutter
13:17
The main thing that stuck with me was that he said his biggest strength in life was his stamina, not intelligence.
baddestbunny
13:17
he talks about Brahms in this one too. he used to run a jazz club for like ten years and is very deeply invested in music
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