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A quick definition of daily balance:

Daily balance refers to the amount of money in an account at the end of each day. This is important because it determines how much interest is accrued or paid on the account. Average daily balance is the average amount of money in an account over a certain period of time, and is used to calculate interest or finance charges. Essentially, daily balance is the final accounting for a day, while average daily balance is the average amount over a period of time.

A more thorough explanation:

Daily balance: The final accounting for a day on which interest is to be accrued or paid.

Average daily balance: The average amount of money in an account (such as a bank account or credit-card account) during a given period. This amount serves as the basis for computing interest or a finance charge for the period.

For example, if you have a bank account with a balance of $1000 on Monday, $2000 on Tuesday, and $1500 on Wednesday, the daily balance for each day would be $1000, $2000, and $1500, respectively. The average daily balance for the three-day period would be $1500 ((1000+2000+1500)/3).

Another example would be a credit card account with a balance of $500 on Monday, $1000 on Tuesday, and $0 on Wednesday. The daily balance for each day would be $500, $1000, and $0, respectively. The average daily balance for the three-day period would be $500 ((500+1000+0)/3).

These examples illustrate how the daily balance and average daily balance are calculated for different types of accounts. Understanding these balances is important for calculating interest or finance charges accurately.

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combativecitygirl
15:37
guys i had an interview today with a dean, and i feel like they were lowkey so cold with me :/ i know i shouldn't expect *dean andy* level of enthusiasm for every adcomm person but dang lowkey demoralizing when i came in with the ~energy~
@Thersh: Harvard made sense, and I agree with Duke and Michigan
[] ararara
15:38
@combativecitygirl: good rule of thumb for all of us is to focus on what you can learn during the interview. An interview is a two-way street.
15:38
@taygoestolawschool: I think a lot of schools in the T14 are obviously excellent so in an ideal world where i have my pick of the litter I would like to go somewhere where I can also be happy. (I also think I simply do not stand a chance at YLS or SLS so i haven't even romanticized them)
[] ararara
15:39
@thersh I haven’t clicked your profile but you should for sure apply you’re amazing
PeterK123
15:39
im worried to check status checkers bc i feel like the school is watching lol
15:39
I did :)
PeterK123
15:39
and they will think im crazy if i check like 10 times a day
[] ararara
15:39
Great! Bet you’ll attend both somehow LFG!
Me asking their top choices wasn't indicating they shouldn't apply its just on their profile as their top and I was curious lol
[] ararara
15:40
There was someone like that at my work who went to mit, Stanford and Harvard
[] ararara
15:40
I’m thinking, take it easy
15:40
I didn't think it was rude in any way
@Thersh: okay good
What's the difference between received and complete? If it says my application is complete on the LSAC site under completed applications does that mean its complete?
15:41
anyone else get an a&m date change today
@PeterK123: I am thinking the same thing about status checkers lol
PeterK123
15:43
literally
15:43
I think received is that the school has literally received an application from LSAC, complete is the school going through and making sure you filled out every question and certain supplements i.e. if you marked a C&F issue but didn't fill out an addendum explaining why you would be received but incomplete.
15:43
(I am just another applicant and dont really know though)
@LushBison: i am still on 11/21. If we are talking texas A&M
PeterK123
15:45
realistically, how often do you guys check status checkers per day per school?
PeterK123
15:45
more than 5?
once twice or not at all personally
Like once a day for the ones I know could update
depends on if there is movement noted by other people
PeterK123
15:46
fair enough
haven't checked Columbias in a month, for instance
yeah agree with randomized
15:46
@ProductiveRedundantCoral: I'm on 11/7 in review but the status checker look different & my header says "thank you for your continued interest..." lmao not sure if thats good or bad
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