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- CoaltoNewCastle
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
I don't know the answer to your questions, but wow nice numbers, and wow rough cycle, but good job at getting a fullride at a T14.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
I hope you get into Harvard so you don't come here. You sound annoying and pretentious.My name is a reference to the phrase "selling coal to Newcastle (or New Castle depending on whether you're talking about the English, Australian, or US place)." It's refers to how I'm trying to get another boring (non-religious) Jew into Yalevardford Law, which already has plenty.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
http://officialguide.lsac.org/
The guides here list the numbers and percentages of schools that get every type of scholarship from more than full to 25% or less.
http://www.openoffice.org/
This website offers a free office suite which will allow you to write down the values you find for "Full Scholarships" at each of the "T14" schools.
http://www.calculateforfree.com/
If you can't figure out how to use the built-in spreadsheet calculator, this website will allow you to input numbers and add them up.
Godspeed and good luck.
Edit: To be fair, the first link only lists the number of people actually attending the school and doesn't count people who might have been offered.
The guides here list the numbers and percentages of schools that get every type of scholarship from more than full to 25% or less.
http://www.openoffice.org/
This website offers a free office suite which will allow you to write down the values you find for "Full Scholarships" at each of the "T14" schools.
http://www.calculateforfree.com/
If you can't figure out how to use the built-in spreadsheet calculator, this website will allow you to input numbers and add them up.
Godspeed and good luck.
Edit: To be fair, the first link only lists the number of people actually attending the school and doesn't count people who might have been offered.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
what's with your cycle? did you murder a hooker?
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
The NU 135K scholarship is numbers based.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:I've been curious about how many people get full rides at T14 schools. Does anybody have any good estimates? Right now I'm casually combing through LSN. This has nothing to do with my own situation where I have a T14 full ride and have all but struck out at HYS and am a narcissist!!!
Your strike out everywhere else indicates a massive problem in your application. What the hell did your PS and LOR's say.
- CoaltoNewCastle
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
All right, thanks, that helps. But like you said, it doesn't include people who turn scholarships down. And thank you for the friendly comments, everybody. Like everybody else, I thought I'd get into at least one of HYS. This cycle though there are indeed other people with numbers like mine who have had the same lack of success with HYS. But I do appreciate your assuming I did something horrible to get these results. Also rayiner thanks for hoping I get into Harvard, I hope everybody at Northwestern is as nice as you. Fox is right too and the school clearly hates me and held their nose when they offered me this scholarship to very slightly boost their medians and 75th percentile quartiles, which they could have done with anybody with numbers above ~3.7 and ~172. I'm a horrible, shitty person.Daico wrote:http://officialguide.lsac.org/
The guides here list the numbers and percentages of schools that get every type of scholarship from more than full to 25% or less.
http://www.openoffice.org/
This website offers a free office suite which will allow you to write down the values you find for "Full Scholarships" at each of the "T14" schools.
http://www.calculateforfree.com/
If you can't figure out how to use the built-in spreadsheet calculator, this website will allow you to input numbers and add them up.
Godspeed and good luck.
Edit: To be fair, the first link only lists the number of people actually attending the school and doesn't count people who might have been offered.
Edit: Actually I forgot, my GPA is under their 75th. If you look at the other full scholarship recipients at NU, the numbers are all over the place. I'm sorry if I come off as a pretentious douche, but I don't think I am one.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
your lack of success at HYS isn't what makes me think you murdered a hooker; it's the rest of your cycle.CoaltoNewCastle wrote: All right, thanks, that helps. But like you said, it doesn't include people who turn scholarships down. And thank you for the friendly comments, everybody. Like everybody else, I thought I'd get into at least one of HYS. This cycle though there are indeed other people with numbers like mine who have had the same lack of success with HYS. But I do appreciate your assuming I did something horrible to get these results. Also rayiner thanks for hoping I get into Harvard, I hope everybody at Northwestern is as nice as you. The school clearly hates me and held their nose when they offered me this scholarship to very slightly boost their medians and 75th percentile quartiles, which they could have done with anybody with numbers above ~3.7 and ~172. I'm a horrible, shitty person.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Yeah actually that's a good point. I think I just had the right combination of apparent HYS-level numbers and lackluster softs and experience that led to top schools turning me down for not being good enough and lower schools not wanting to accept me because they thought I'd get a better offer (which, only thanks to my luck with NU, I did get), and not liking me enough to take the hit to their yield rate. My application was okay.superserial wrote:your lack of success at HYS isn't what makes me think you murdered a hooker; it's the rest of your cycle.CoaltoNewCastle wrote: All right, thanks, that helps. But like you said, it doesn't include people who turn scholarships down. And thank you for the friendly comments, everybody. Like everybody else, I thought I'd get into at least one of HYS. This cycle though there are indeed other people with numbers like mine who have had the same lack of success with HYS. But I do appreciate your assuming I did something horrible to get these results. Also rayiner thanks for hoping I get into Harvard, I hope everybody at Northwestern is as nice as you. The school clearly hates me and held their nose when they offered me this scholarship to very slightly boost their medians and 75th percentile quartiles, which they could have done with anybody with numbers above ~3.7 and ~172. I'm a horrible, shitty person.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Also Daico your post was impressively hostile considering that not only does that LSAC information not tell how many full scholarships are offered, but it's also pretty rigid about what it considers a full scholarship. The NU "full ride" is actually a few thousand below the cost of attendance, so the LSAC lists the number of students with a full ride as zero. Considering how much TLS posters love hypotheticals and questions like this, I though it'd be okay to post my question.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Not sure why your cycle turned out the way it did. Also, you should've applied to Cornell, dood! I bet you'd get similar money (as NU) without that waiting a year bullshit.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:I've been curious about how many people get full rides at T14 schools. Does anybody have any good estimates? Right now I'm casually combing through LSN. This has nothing to do with my own situation where I have a T14 full ride and have all but struck out at HYS and am a narcissist!!!
But yeah, my guess is not many. Not all T14s even give full-rides, do they?
- CoaltoNewCastle
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
I like the waiting a year condition a lot though. I'm not ready for law school. Getting waitlisted by Harvard killed my chances of deferring admissions for a year and going to Harvard in fall 2011. And I can't reapply because my GPA dropped. Also I killed a stripper. I'd definitely rather go to NU than Cornell though, I think NU will be a much better fit. And yeah, looking at LSN, Georgetown doesn't seem to give any full rides. HYS don't, of course. I've heard Chicago doesn't either, though I'm not done looking at this stuff.woeisme wrote:Not sure why your cycle turned out the way it did. Also, you should've applied to Cornell, dood! I bet you'd get similar money (as NU) without that waiting a year bullshit.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:I've been curious about how many people get full rides at T14 schools. Does anybody have any good estimates? Right now I'm casually combing through LSN. This has nothing to do with my own situation where I have a T14 full ride and have all but struck out at HYS and am a narcissist!!!
But yeah, my guess is not many. Not all T14s even give full-rides, do they?
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
OP T-14 full rides are great but you either FUBAR'ed the rest of your app or have insane bad luck....b/c ur numbers are a shoe in for H....and should have gotten you a full ride from Columbia on down...
Did you just give up and not complete them?
You are in an elite group, pat yourself on the back but wow! I don't know what you could have done to fix these WL and rejects you have.
Did you just give up and not complete them?
You are in an elite group, pat yourself on the back but wow! I don't know what you could have done to fix these WL and rejects you have.
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- CoaltoNewCastle
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Seriously, go to LSN before you say something like that and look at other people with my numbers. I'm not unique. Last year my numbers made me a shoe-in for Harvard, but this year no. And it's just not that simple. I didn't make this thread looking for validation or to discuss what I did to screw up. There are a bunch of TLS users with apparent auto-admit numbers like mine, some who applied much earlier in the cycle, including a guy with a 3.77/179 who applied in October and a couple people with near identical numbers, who have not been accepted by Harvard. And I think the schools like Columbia on down were like everybody else who assured me that I was guaranteed Harvard, and assumed I would get in and not want to go to their schools, and didn't like me enough (except NU) as an overall candidate to offer me a full ride or to accept me with a smaller scholarship knowing that I'd get a better offer. I just apparently had awkward numbers for this year that made everybody think I was either too qualified or not qualified enough to go to their school. I also really haven't made an effort to get into these non-HYS schools that have waitlisted me or put me on hold, so they've had no reason to believe that I particularly want to attend them.underachiever wrote:OP T-14 full rides are great but you either FUBAR'ed the rest of your app or have insane bad luck....b/c ur numbers are a shoe in for H....and should have gotten you a full ride from Columbia on down...
Did you just give up and not complete them?
You are in an elite group, pat yourself on the back but wow! I don't know what you could have done to fix these WL and rejects you have.
There's one black hole in my app, and it's that when I studied abroad in a Spanish-speaking country I got a 3.0 average for that semester, with A's in my two Spanish classes and low grades in a couple of my politics classes because I hadn't taken Spanish since 11th grade and had trouble following the classes.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
And here I was thinking that the Harvard phone interview was just a formality...
- CoaltoNewCastle
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Haven't had a phone interview. And no, about 25% of people who do get phone interviews don't get acceptances.KibblesAndVick wrote:And here I was thinking that the Harvard phone interview was just a formality...
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Apparently there were around 50 Hamiltons offered by CLS this year. Usually, about 10-20 are accepted. This comes from the Dean of Admissions.
Edit: And to wager a guess at your original question, I would say about 300. Total guess. Some of those will be overlapping (e.g. I had a full ride from NYU and CLS). Many people are not offered them because they are yield-protected or didn't apply to schools in the lower T14 (or withdrew prior to scholarship offers).
Edit: And to wager a guess at your original question, I would say about 300. Total guess. Some of those will be overlapping (e.g. I had a full ride from NYU and CLS). Many people are not offered them because they are yield-protected or didn't apply to schools in the lower T14 (or withdrew prior to scholarship offers).
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
wait, so what's the point of this thread? Did you actually want to talk about T14 scholarships or did you just want to rationalize your rejection from HYS? That sucks that you didn't make it, but you seem to have all the information you need/want regarding your rejection. I'm not sure why we're still discussing this.
- CoaltoNewCastle
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
No, have you read the thread? I just said 10 minutes ago that I actually didn't make the thread to talk about my cycle. The point of the thread is the title of the thread, and I was looking for posts exactly like dutchstriker's, the kind where TLS users analyze a question and try to come up with a reasonable answer. This kind of thing happens so much in the other threads I read that I wasn't expecting a bunch of bitchy nonsensical replies like this.sluguy14 wrote:wait, so what's the point of this thread? Did you actually want to talk about T14 scholarships or did you just want to rationalize your rejection from HYS? That sucks that you didn't make it, but you seem to have all the information you need/want regarding your rejection. I'm not sure why we're still discussing this.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Yes, I did read the thread. And it seems that whenever anyone posts something, you come back with a self-righteous, overly defensive reply. Kinda like you did right there.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:No, have you read the thread? I just said 10 minutes ago that I actually didn't make the thread to talk about my cycle. The point of the thread is the title of the thread, and I was looking for posts exactly like dutchstriker's, the kind where TLS users analyze a question and try to come up with a reasonable answer. This kind of thing happens so much in the other threads I read that I wasn't expecting a bunch of bitchy nonsensical replies like this.sluguy14 wrote:wait, so what's the point of this thread? Did you actually want to talk about T14 scholarships or did you just want to rationalize your rejection from HYS? That sucks that you didn't make it, but you seem to have all the information you need/want regarding your rejection. I'm not sure why we're still discussing this.
You got a full ride to a T14. The rest of your cycle was a disaster, but you still got the full ride. Well done. Now move along.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Based on LSN, Coal advertises a "satirical website about poverty". Nothing offends me whatsoever, but perhaps it is not the best strategy for a potential law student to write jokes exclusively about the poor. Did he mention it in his application?superserial wrote: your lack of success at HYS isn't what makes me think you murdered a hooker; it's the rest of your cycle.
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
I just thought about it, and I imagine the satire is about helping the poor (as opposed to using their bodies for fuel or something), so nevermind
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
It seems I gave you too much credit. Or, alternatively, JR too little.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:Haven't had a phone interview. And no, about 25% of people who do get phone interviews don't get acceptances.KibblesAndVick wrote:And here I was thinking that the Harvard phone interview was just a formality...
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
Yup, you're a very clever person, glad you said this, let's stop talking about my cycle.KibblesAndVick wrote:It seems I gave you too much credit. Or, alternatively, JR too little.CoaltoNewCastle wrote:Haven't had a phone interview. And no, about 25% of people who do get phone interviews don't get acceptances.KibblesAndVick wrote:And here I was thinking that the Harvard phone interview was just a formality...
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Re: How many people do you think get full rides at T14 schools?
No, you were right the first time, I'm a conservative who enjoys making fun of the poor to their detriment. What's so bad about that? JR waitlisted me because HLS can't handle a real conservative. Okay, sorry, back to the question at hand that nobody's answering.HeadingWest wrote:I just thought about it, and I imagine the satire is about helping the poor (as opposed to using their bodies for fuel or something), so nevermind
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