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I didn't get and scholarships either.LSATfromNC wrote:I just found out, I'm in! Doubt I will get any scholarship as I am 159/3.6, are any of you hesitant about taking out such large loans?
At this point, word on the street is Johnson is gone for sure. Teague and Aminu were planning on leaving, they haven't "officially" decided yet. After the second half of Teague's season, I don't know who would want him. But, as law students, we get free football and basketball tickets, which is a pretty sweet deal.taylorn wrote:Wake's basketball team should be pre-season Top 5 next year, if everyone comes back.
I'll most likely see you in the falltchadwick wrote:I am ALMOST ready to send in the deposit... I am holding out on one more opportunity from a different school, but if I don't hear from them by April 1st, then I will be committing to Wake Forest for sure.
As for seat deadline, I thought it was on the 15th? Is there an additional 4/1 commit date? Or is that a personal call?katiebth wrote:I'll most likely see you in the falltchadwick wrote:I am ALMOST ready to send in the deposit... I am holding out on one more opportunity from a different school, but if I don't hear from them by April 1st, then I will be committing to Wake Forest for sure.
That makes perfect sense. They will be reviewing the new batch for scholarships beginning April. Which is somewhat concerning (I imagine they would be hard pressed to decide who gets the remaining scholarships before the 4/15 commit date).tchadwick wrote:katiebth wrote:I'll most likely see you in the falltchadwick wrote:I am ALMOST ready to send in the deposit... I am holding out on one more opportunity from a different school, but if I don't hear from them by April 1st, then I will be committing to Wake Forest for sure.
April 1st is the commitment deadline for scholarships (at least the first batch that was awarded, it's probably later for any subsequent offers).
No...I probably should.katiebth wrote:Has anyone googled the "suggested reading" list? WF seems to be keeping the 1968 books alive through amazon.com. ("PPl also bought..." for some books consisted solely of WF's list.)
Why? and for Whom? Just curiousThe Zeppelin wrote:I just withdrew from WFU.
My scholarship wasn't significant enough to warrant a move to Winston-Salem. Most likely UNC (I live in the area).taylorn wrote:Why? and for Whom? Just curiousThe Zeppelin wrote:I just withdrew from WFU.
taylorn wrote:Haha I actually think most of our class will be from the Northeast, but could be wrong. Either way you will enjoy the weather. Winston-Salem is close to the beach and the mountains, so plenty to do besides what the city has to offer.tchadwick wrote:Hailing from Kansas City. I see that you are from Georgia. You southerners will have to help a Midwestern girl adjust!taylorn wrote: Congrats. Not sure when I plan on making the move. But I won't know a soul in the area either.
I think in June during the House Hunt weekend they have some socials planned, like going to a baseball game, etc. Should be a good way to meet people.
Where are you from Chadwick?
I studied abroad through KU so I have a bunch of friends from the KC area.
Have you ever lived in Kansas? Have you ever lived in Atlanta? Have you ever lived in any part of the country more than 5 hours from the coast? I am guessing NO?? hahatiger87 wrote:close to the beach? Ever been to winston?taylorn wrote:Haha I actually think most of our class will be from the Northeast, but could be wrong. Either way you will enjoy the weather. Winston-Salem is close to the beach and the mountains, so plenty to do besides what the city has to offer.tchadwick wrote:Hailing from Kansas City. I see that you are from Georgia. You southerners will have to help a Midwestern girl adjust!taylorn wrote: Congrats. Not sure when I plan on making the move. But I won't know a soul in the area either.
I think in June during the House Hunt weekend they have some socials planned, like going to a baseball game, etc. Should be a good way to meet people.
Where are you from Chadwick?
I studied abroad through KU so I have a bunch of friends from the KC area.
Are you supposed to write a letter of commitment? I just paid my deposit at the ASD....ooops!tchadwick wrote:To update -- I just dropped off an envelope to Wake at the post office over my lunch break containing my seat deposit and letter of commitment ! It's official. I'm a Deac.
taylorn wrote:Are you supposed to write a letter of commitment? I just paid my deposit at the ASD....ooops!tchadwick wrote:To update -- I just dropped off an envelope to Wake at the post office over my lunch break containing my seat deposit and letter of commitment ! It's official. I'm a Deac.
Ditto. Except, I still need to officially withdraw - totally scary. One perk of the "south" - I may just bring my little car with me (on the assumption that I will not drive, at any time, through the snow).tchadwick wrote:Okay, I just officially withdrew from all of my other schools. It was so hard to click those "send" buttons! There goes the safety net...
I'm staying on the William & Mary waitlist (along with the population equivalent of a small country, I believe), but chances are slim to none that anything will come of that.
Sorry about the frequent posts of virtually little development. This whole thing is such a crazy process. I am nervous but excited!
I am one of those people who has already answered (Nebraska/Missouri), but I was wondering where you are coming from, hokieKS? Living in Kansas City, of course the first thing I would think of the 'KS' in your name would be the state of Kansas. But, then, the 'hokie' part seems to point to Virginia... hmm.. please elaborate!hokieKS wrote:I know a few have answered, but to reiterate taylorn's question: Where is everyone from? Who all is for sure coming to Wake?
tchadwick wrote:Hey there, anyone who has decided on Wake, come and represent on this thread
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 20&t=47141 !!
Also,I am one of those people who has already answered (Nebraska/Missouri), but I was wondering where you are coming from, hokieKS? Living in Kansas City, of course the first thing I would think of the 'KS' in your name would be the state of Kansas. But, then, the 'hokie' part seems to point to Virginia... hmm.. please elaborate!hokieKS wrote:I know a few have answered, but to reiterate taylorn's question: Where is everyone from? Who all is for sure coming to Wake?
A little nervous, but mostly excited. My husband and I have lived in the Midwest our entire lives, and we are feeling rather adventurous. We really liked the South Atlantic region when we have been out there to visit, so it was definitely the area where I chose to submit most of my law school applications. Just felt it was a good fit. Nice mix politically, lots of interesting history around, decent arts scene, great moderate weather. Near the beach and the mountains, relative to where we live now, at least. We were hoping to relocate to either the Virginia/North Carolina area, or, on the flip side, to Oregon. And Wake just seemed like the best opportunity that I ended up with. I really liked the school when I visited. I'm not super wild about WInston-Salem yet, but I think it may grow on us. Actually, location-wise, we were really digging Richmond, VA. But, we thought Wake was more appealing as a school. So, we decided on there! We've already signed a lease for a condo not far from the school, and we are moving at the beginning of July. North Carolina, here we come!hokieKS wrote:Haha didn't even think about that when I made it--you're right with the Virginia part, tchadwick , but KS are initials. Not Kansas--sorry to get your hopes up! So that's a pretty big move from Kansas to Carolina--are you nervous? What made you decide to make such a big change?