http://lawschooladvice.com/guides/negot ... olarships/okaygo wrote:Thanks! Yeah I skimmed the thread but couldn't find any exact answer to this question, and I figured I'd get a quicker response here.BankruptMe wrote:I think you say something like "XXXXX Law school has offered $XXXXXXX, I would really like to attend your school so is there anyway that you could increase your offer."okaygo wrote:What's the best way to go about scholly negotiating? Is it better to tell them the exact offer that another school has given you? Or should you just say that it's a higher offer and let School B use their imagination?
There is a thread on this in one of the other parts of the website.
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And as always, yall are the best. Thanks for the link, T!
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In negotiations is best to be direct. No need to beat around the bush. Let them know what you have because it will provoke them to make a move. And better to know now if they will match or not; if they wont, you can withdraw and have one less thing to worry about.okaygo wrote:Thanks! Yeah I skimmed the thread but couldn't find any exact answer to this question, and I figured I'd get a quicker response here.BankruptMe wrote:I think you say something like "XXXXX Law school has offered $XXXXXXX, I would really like to attend your school so is there anyway that you could increase your offer."okaygo wrote:What's the best way to go about scholly negotiating? Is it better to tell them the exact offer that another school has given you? Or should you just say that it's a higher offer and let School B use their imagination?
There is a thread on this in one of the other parts of the website.
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No problem, best of luckokaygo wrote:And as always, yall are the best. Thanks for the link, T!
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Also, as much as I want SEO, they're whole 'wait until we get your enrollment form' thing makes me anxious. I feel like I have to hurry to pick a school, because I really can t wait until May to begin looking for housing in DC.
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Same! I was looking at the DC housing and it's not looking good at all. My fam lives in the suburbs and that might be my only option unless I find something reasonable that is available.okaygo wrote:Also, as much as I want SEO, they're whole 'wait until we get your enrollment form' thing makes me anxious. I feel like I have to hurry to pick a school, because I really can t wait until May to begin looking for housing in DC.
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Yes, I honestly might have to stay in a college dorm like i did last summer to intern in DC. Those tend to have more lenient deadlines, especially my undergrad housing.mandyjay11 wrote:Same! I was looking at the DC housing and it's not looking good at all. My fam lives in the suburbs and that might be my only option unless I find something reasonable that is available.okaygo wrote:Also, as much as I want SEO, they're whole 'wait until we get your enrollment form' thing makes me anxious. I feel like I have to hurry to pick a school, because I really can t wait until May to begin looking for housing in DC.
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what college dorm is it? I stayed away from that because I thought they wanted all the money upfront.okaygo wrote:Yes, I honestly might have to stay in a college dorm like i did last summer to intern in DC. Those tend to have more lenient deadlines, especially my undergrad housing.mandyjay11 wrote:Same! I was looking at the DC housing and it's not looking good at all. My fam lives in the suburbs and that might be my only option unless I find something reasonable that is available.okaygo wrote:Also, as much as I want SEO, they're whole 'wait until we get your enrollment form' thing makes me anxious. I feel like I have to hurry to pick a school, because I really can t wait until May to begin looking for housing in DC.
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I'll pm you.mandyjay11 wrote:what college dorm is it? I stayed away from that because I thought they wanted all the money upfront.okaygo wrote:Yes, I honestly might have to stay in a college dorm like i did last summer to intern in DC. Those tend to have more lenient deadlines, especially my undergrad housing.mandyjay11 wrote:Same! I was looking at the DC housing and it's not looking good at all. My fam lives in the suburbs and that might be my only option unless I find something reasonable that is available.okaygo wrote:Also, as much as I want SEO, they're whole 'wait until we get your enrollment form' thing makes me anxious. I feel like I have to hurry to pick a school, because I really can t wait until May to begin looking for housing in DC.
And they generally do. But I know one of my roommates from last summer didn't pay more than have of it until into August so there's ways around it.
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Interesting new USNews rankings. Biggest jump was Emory, bumping by 4 slots. SLS is now #3 and UVA loses to Penn by -1 differential. GTown bumps by 1 to meet with Cornell. Duke now trumps Michigan to complete the T10 cutoff.
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link please?AAJD2B wrote:Interesting new USNews rankings. Biggest jump was Emory, bumping by 4 slots. SLS is now #3 and UVA loses to Penn by -1 differential. GTown bumps by 1 to meet with Cornell. Duke now trumps Michigan to complete the T10 cutoff.
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http://spiveyconsulting.com/blog/usnwr- ... -rankings/t-14orbust wrote:link please?AAJD2B wrote:Interesting new USNews rankings. Biggest jump was Emory, bumping by 4 slots. SLS is now #3 and UVA loses to Penn by -1 differential. GTown bumps by 1 to meet with Cornell. Duke now trumps Michigan to complete the T10 cutoff.
There is also a thread on here...will add shortly.
ETA: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... &start=400
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I loled since I'm UCLA>USCokaygo wrote:Damn, USC.
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haha that's crazy USCt-14orbust wrote:I loled since I'm UCLA>USCokaygo wrote:Damn, USC.
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So does that mean MVP is no longer a thing? Also, pat on the back for GULC.
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lol nookaygo wrote:So does that mean MVP is no longer a thing? Also, pat on the back for GULC.
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+1 Sry isaiaht-14orbust wrote:I loled since I'm UCLA>USCokaygo wrote:Damn, USC.
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I never knew this whole predicting and waiting on pins and needles for new rankings was a thing... ehhh.... I guess lol.
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That's what I said. My alma mater is losing that key ground. We better not drop out of the T-20 though!Dr.Zer0 wrote:+1 Sry isaiaht-14orbust wrote:I loled since I'm UCLA>USCokaygo wrote:Damn, USC.
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This cycle is going more slowly than molasses in January. And it's March.
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I JUST got a fee waiver from Duke for this cycle.....lol
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I have a few quick questions about Columbia:
1. Is their policy to just send out an acceptance letter without first giving the applicant a phone call?
2. Are all of the admitted students first invited for an interview? I know their site says that the interviews are given randomly, but I wasn't sure if they're only interviewing those candidates who they're seriously considering admitting.
1. Is their policy to just send out an acceptance letter without first giving the applicant a phone call?
2. Are all of the admitted students first invited for an interview? I know their site says that the interviews are given randomly, but I wasn't sure if they're only interviewing those candidates who they're seriously considering admitting.
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1. Columbia doesn't call. Acceptances have come by both email and mail this cycle; it seems like they are increasingly coming by email at this point.Ben Reilly wrote:I have a few quick questions about Columbia:
1. Is their policy to just send out an acceptance letter without first giving the applicant a phone call?
2. Are all of the admitted students first invited for an interview? I know their site says that the interviews are given randomly, but I wasn't sure if they're only interviewing those candidates who they're seriously considering admitting.
2. Most admitted students aren't invited to interview. I haven't looked at all the cases, but it seems like a large majority of those invited for an interview are accepted.