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brownsugar
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by brownsugar » Mon Jan 14, 2013 2:09 pm
estamosjuntos wrote:Question: If you're an admitted ED applicant, how worth it is coming from out-of-state to an Admitted Students Day event? Will it just be them selling me more on something I've already bought into?
If you want to see what it's actually like, there is at least a little of that. A lot of the events will probably be useless for you, but it's not like attendance is checked. You will be able to spend a decent amount of time exploring the city if you want (if that's something that's useful to you). You'll also get to meet people that you know you're going to be going to school with (current 1Ls and 2Ls, and there will be other ED admits there).
That being said, if finances are tight or trying to get off work is going to be difficult, most of your questions can probably be answered remotely if you have any. (Use the
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zabava
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by zabava » Mon Jan 14, 2013 2:58 pm
Anyone going to the SF event for admits?
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wisteria
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by wisteria » Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:25 pm
Got an invite to attend the LA admitted students event. They ask whether I'm bringing a guest, so I'm wondering if it will be weird to bring my husband. Since spouses are in this ride together and any decisions will affect their life/career as well, I feel like he should be there too. But then again I don't want to be the only one bringing a guest.
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brownsugar
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by brownsugar » Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:39 pm
Close family guests I don't think are going to be weird at all. (At least, not until your mother falls asleep during a class sit-in and starts snoring...which did happen to somebody my year.) If it's just a reception, I think they're kind of expecting people to bring spouses.
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JamMasterJ
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by JamMasterJ » Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:54 pm
wisteria wrote:Got an invite to attend the LA admitted students event. They ask whether I'm bringing a guest, so I'm wondering if it will be weird to bring my husband. Since spouses are in this ride together and any decisions will affect their life/career as well, I feel like he should be there too. But then again I don't want to be the only one bringing a guest.
Not weird at all. My wife came to a decent chunk of orientation. Some of my friends like her more than they like me now haha
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grapefruits
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by grapefruits » Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:00 pm
How does one get on the basketball team?
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wisteria
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by wisteria » Tue Jan 15, 2013 2:30 am
brownsugar wrote:Close family guests I don't think are going to be weird at all. (At least, not until your mother falls asleep during a class sit-in and starts snoring...which did happen to somebody my year.) If it's just a reception, I think they're kind of expecting people to bring spouses.
JamMasterJ wrote:Not weird at all. My wife came to a decent chunk of orientation. Some of my friends like her more than they like me now haha
Thanks!
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Scrambles84
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by Scrambles84 » Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:15 am
zabava wrote:Anyone going to the SF event for admits?
Barring impending admission to Harvard or Stanford, I'll be there. Will probably put in an RSVP this week anyway.
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by ph5354a » Thu Jan 17, 2013 12:48 pm
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chickpea
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by chickpea » Thu Jan 17, 2013 12:59 pm
Congrats! Are you coming to ASW?
I'm looking forward to seeing this thread (and the FB group) become more active as the acceptances continue to roll in.
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ph5354a
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by ph5354a » Thu Jan 17, 2013 1:01 pm
chickpea wrote:
Congrats! Are you coming to ASW?
I'm looking forward to seeing this thread (and the FB group) become more active as the acceptances continue to roll in.
Definitely! Probably to one of the April ASW, most likely April 4/5. What about you? Also, is there a link to the fb group?
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chickpea
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by chickpea » Thu Jan 17, 2013 1:06 pm
ph5354a wrote:chickpea wrote:
Congrats! Are you coming to ASW?
I'm looking forward to seeing this thread (and the FB group) become more active as the acceptances continue to roll in.
Definitely! Probably to one of the April ASW, most likely April 4/5. What about you? Also, is there a link to the fb group?
I'm planning to go to the ASW in March - so excited! Here's a link to the FB group:
http://www.facebook.com/groups/447839538609073/
And congratulations again!
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eerie_erie
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by eerie_erie » Thu Jan 17, 2013 1:23 pm
grapefruits wrote:How does one get on the basketball team?
I assume you mean Dean's Cup? Just a simple tryout; they send out emails in the spring semester for those interest. 2L here @ NYU.
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eerie_erie
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by eerie_erie » Thu Jan 17, 2013 1:25 pm
Also, I recommend ASW for undecided students. It helped me decide on NYU. I think exploring the city was the biggest part for me; I had a lot of misconceptions about NYC when I came here (where to shop? easy to use subways? etc) but many of them were cleared up once I spent time here.
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by sd1234 » Thu Jan 17, 2013 1:37 pm
checking in and freaking ecstatic!
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by ssteiner » Thu Jan 17, 2013 1:51 pm
eerie_erie wrote:Also, I recommend ASW for undecided students. It helped me decide on NYU. I think exploring the city was the biggest part for me; I had a lot of misconceptions about NYC when I came here (where to shop? easy to use subways? etc) but many of them were cleared up once I spent time here.
I'd second that (1L here). I'm a native NYer so it wasn't NY that I needed to be sold on, but ASW definitely made me feel that NYU was the best fit for me.
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ph5354a
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by ph5354a » Thu Jan 17, 2013 5:22 pm
I know a couple people have brought of costs of staying in New York during ASW so I thought I'd recommend AirBnb. I've used it in New York before and have always had great, non-sketchy experiences. You can pay for an entire apartment (usually at least $150 in Manhattan) or pay for a room within someone else's apartment/house to save even more money, though I've always been too nervous to try this. My only caveat is that to make sure you read the reviews before booking (and make sure there are reviews) so you're not going in blind. The payment process happens entirely through Airbnb, so no one is going to steal your money and leave you homeless. There seem to be plenty of studios/1-bedrooms posted near NYU for under $200/night --much cheaper than a hotel in that area.
https://www.airbnb.com/
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Jpreece59
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by Jpreece59 » Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:54 pm
Checking in, got accepted today!
I've been listening to Frank Sinatra and Jay-Z ever since.
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chickpea
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by chickpea » Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:59 pm
Jpreece59 wrote:Checking in, got accepted today!
I've been listening to Frank Sinatra and Jay-Z ever since.
Haha I love the contrast - both great though. Congrats!
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by moonman157 » Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:01 pm
Am I the only one creeping on the people in the FB group trying to figure out who the TLS posters are IRL?
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chickpea
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by chickpea » Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:47 pm
moonman157 wrote:Am I the only one creeping on the people in the FB group trying to figure out who the TLS posters are IRL?
No
I hope the FB group sets up a meet-up soon so that we can meet in real life. I feel like it would be so awkward to meet people you know on TLS on real life but maybe that's not really the case.
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by bbsg » Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:50 pm
Checking in since I was admitted today. There's a good shot I shall be joining you all in a few months.
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Scrambles84
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by Scrambles84 » Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:07 am
Excited by all the replies. The more I read, the more NYU sounds awesome. And all the NYU posters on here have great things to say. Looking forward to dropping by NYU for the first ASW in March!
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housebro13
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by housebro13 » Fri Jan 18, 2013 2:30 pm
Jpreece59 wrote:Checking in, got accepted today!
I've been listening to Frank Sinatra and Jay-Z ever since.
We should be friends lol
Has anyone who was accepted last week received their pizza box yet?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
Now there's a charge.
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