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bona fide

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A quick definition of bona fide:

Term: Bona fide

Definition: Bona fide means "good faith." It's often used to describe someone who buys something without knowing it's stolen or fake. They didn't mean to do anything wrong, so they're considered a bona fide purchaser.

A more thorough explanation:

bona fide

Bona fide is a Latin term that means "good faith." It is often used to describe a person or entity that acts honestly and with good intentions.

  • A bona fide purchaser is someone who buys something in good faith, without knowledge of any defects or problems.
  • A bona fide job offer is a legitimate offer of employment made in good faith, without any intention to deceive or mislead the applicant.

These examples illustrate how the term "bona fide" is used to describe someone or something that is acting honestly and in good faith. A bona fide purchaser is someone who buys something without any knowledge of any problems or defects, while a bona fide job offer is a legitimate offer made without any intention to deceive or mislead the applicant.

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Ijustwannagetinman
16:21
Do all schools interview WL applicants
Ijustwannagetinman
16:21
What’s the conversion rate u think from interview to A
Ijustwannagetinman
16:22
On the WL
Ijustwannagetinman
16:22
Guess it depends on the e school
16:30
@Ijustwannagetinman: Just saw your earlier question. I have a discord I use very intermittently. jb2028_92687
16:32
@Ijustwannagetinman: what school?
Ijustwannagetinman
16:58
@TruthTheX: just wondering generally
Ijustwannagetinman
16:58
@jb2028: sent you a friend request
17:02
Gotcha then ye it just depends on the school. For a few they might send out an ii after a WL decision (two did this for me) but how rare or common depends on the school and what it means also depends on the school I suppose
Ijustwannagetinman
17:52
@TruthTheX: was it a 1v1 with the dean or a Kira interview or a group
iirc NU sends a kira invite to all WL applicants, it's not required to stay on the WL though
18:10
Both of the interviews I got after receiving decisions were kira
18:11
One of them was NU’s mentioned above
18:12
If ya got a 1v1 with a dean I’d say to comb Reddit to see if it’s happened in the past but even if you find nothing I would assume a 1 on 1 is a VERY good sign
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
18:31
^^^ this 100%
yeah they would never do that for someone they aren't interested in
19:25
@TruthTheX: how first choice is GULC for you
19:35
Wym?
19:39
I want to work for the government and I think being in D.C. will provide the most opportunities for what I hope to do
19:44
I have a ton of reasons as to why Georgetown specifically, but the short of it is I want to be in D.C. to be near the heart of the action
19:45
Hence GW for now, but keeping my fingers crossed and doing the best I can. Gotta keep the hope
I got into HLS while being below both medians and nURM. I even got Harvard’s first ever full tuition grant! I wrote a masterclass guide on what did on my LSD profile, this is me paying it forward for all the great information I got from here and Reddit.
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
20:55
@TruthTheX: if you make it past the big purge in the week of may 6 your chances are high
20:59
Fr? Is that like a standard thing?
20:59
Like they normally cull the list significantly?
21:01
Other than the LOCI I just sent is there anything further I can do that doesn’t run the risk of sealing my fate in the wrong way?
21:10
@TruthTheX: why didnt you apply to Duke or UGA?
21:13
I honestly didn’t want to go south
21:14
Additionally I was more interested in D.C., NYC, or Boston
Nightingale4
21:16
@TruthTheX: I'm in the same boat as you! Want to do government work in DC so waiting out the GULC waitlist, going with GW for now
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