Ok so I'm pretty sure most will vote for GULC in this instance even though it endures persistent bashing in TLS circles for being the worst T14. But I put a poll up anyways.
I also want to ask, since I'm going to send Cornell an email soon to negotiate with GULC's offer, how much of an increase can I realistically expect from the Cornell financial aid office?
GULC (105K) vs Cornell (45K)
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Also forgot to mention I don't have a specific preference although biglaw from DC or NY will be great. Eventually though, I do want to do some international human rights work (another thing that gets constantly bashed on TLS).
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Re: GULC (105K) vs Cornell (45K)
sorry for the bump but I'm curious is anyone is willing to answer my second question,
thanks in advance!
thanks in advance!
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Re: GULC (105K) vs Cornell (45K)
Definitely Georgetown.
GULC will leave you with $100-120k or so worth of loans, something that is repayable if you miss the boat on biglaw and somehow end up at a small firm. Cornell will leave you with $160-180k worth of loans which really forces you into the biglaw or bust (or LRAP) zone where if you end up at a small firm, loan repayments will be rough.
GULC will leave you with $100-120k or so worth of loans, something that is repayable if you miss the boat on biglaw and somehow end up at a small firm. Cornell will leave you with $160-180k worth of loans which really forces you into the biglaw or bust (or LRAP) zone where if you end up at a small firm, loan repayments will be rough.
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Re: GULC (105K) vs Cornell (45K)
does anyone know anything about past negotiating success stories at Cornell?
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dpk711 wrote:does anyone know anything about past negotiating success stories at Cornell?
Dude, it's been like 15-30 minutes. Chill out.
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Re: GULC (105K) vs Cornell (45K)
Between Georgetown with $105,000 scholarship and Cornell's offer of $45,000, Georgetown is the better choice. International Human Rights--wait for Northwestern's offer.
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CanadianWolf wrote:Between Georgetown with $105,000 scholarship and Cornell's offer of $45,000, Georgetown is the better choice. International Human Rights--wait for Northwestern's offer.
I doubt I'll get in, held in January and I have no WE.
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Yes, but you have a 172.
P.S. I believe that NU offers an LLM in International Human Rights.
P.S. I believe that NU offers an LLM in International Human Rights.
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Re: GULC (105K) vs Cornell (45K)
I'm thinking that one vote for Cornell Law deserves an explanation lol
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I'm really shocked that your numbers came out that way- I got more from Cornell than you, and less from GULC than I got from Cornell!
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Arbiter213 wrote:I'm really shocked that your numbers came out that way- I got more from Cornell than you, and less from GULC than I got from Cornell!
Yeah I'm very shocked as well especially since I always was told that GULC is stingy with $$$. This is my dilemma though cuz I always wanted to go to Cornell over GULC but this might change especially if my negotiation doesn't increase my Cornell award significantly. Anyways it is what it is and I can't complain getting over 100K from a t14.
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