Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions Forum
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
Blowhard: I logged in with my UMich ID and it told me access denied, too.
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They haven't given you guys access yet then. Works fine for me. I can't repost it... It's a major no no.ScrabbleChamp wrote:Blowhard: I logged in with my UMich ID and it told me access denied, too.
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Nah, completely understandable. Wish my UMID would let me see it.blowhard wrote:They haven't given you guys access yet then. Works fine for me. I can't repost it... It's a major no no.ScrabbleChamp wrote:Blowhard: I logged in with my UMich ID and it told me access denied, too.
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
Words of wisdom for ASW? What should I expect? Any advice?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Don't get so drunk you piss on the floor in the middle of your hotel room at 3 am, 10 ft from your roommates head. Yes, this happened during my ASW and he chose not to go here...sandwiches5000 wrote:Words of wisdom for ASW? What should I expect? Any advice?
Thanks.
Seriously though, mingle and get to know people. Both other 0Ls and current students.
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- FavoriteColorGRUE
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
I can't wait for ASW! I'll be there for the 1st weekend. Excited to meet everyone!sandwiches5000 wrote:Words of wisdom for ASW? What should I expect? Any advice?
Thanks.
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Does everyone get this hammered? I'm coming with my girlfriend since I'm visiting from abroad and don't get many chances to see her. Hoping this doesn't have a major effect on the whole ASW experience.blowhard wrote:Don't get so drunk you piss on the floor in the middle of your hotel room at 3 am, 10 ft from your roommates head. Yes, this happened during my ASW and he chose not to go here...sandwiches5000 wrote:Words of wisdom for ASW? What should I expect? Any advice?
Thanks.
Seriously though, mingle and get to know people. Both other 0Ls and current students.
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No. We started at an event at a bar and many people split off after a while because it was too loud. I ended up at Ashleys with a bunch of people getting to know them and having a beer or two. None of us were hammered. Apparently a few decided to get hammered.DaftAndDirect wrote:Does everyone get this hammered? I'm coming with my girlfriend since I'm visiting from abroad and don't get many chances to see her. Hoping this doesn't have a major effect on the whole ASW experience.blowhard wrote:Don't get so drunk you piss on the floor in the middle of your hotel room at 3 am, 10 ft from your roommates head. Yes, this happened during my ASW and he chose not to go here...sandwiches5000 wrote:Words of wisdom for ASW? What should I expect? Any advice?
Thanks.
Seriously though, mingle and get to know people. Both other 0Ls and current students.
It's like a law firm event...there is booze at a few of the events but I wouldn't drink in excess. That guy may have really liked Michigan but his actions and the resulting gossip forced his decision.
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Where did your illustrious hotel roommate end up?
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No idea. He wasn't my roommate. I heard about it the next day.Kurst wrote:Where did your illustrious hotel roommate end up?
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Thoughts on the professors?Nice email from Dean Z re summer start wrote:This year, the two doctrinal courses offered to summer-starters are Contracts, taught by Professor John Pottow, and Torts, taught by Professor Sherman Clark.
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I have Clark for Evidence right now and like him so far. He just seems cool and laid back -- not intimidating at all.JDizzle2015 wrote:Thoughts on the professors?Nice email from Dean Z re summer start wrote:This year, the two doctrinal courses offered to summer-starters are Contracts, taught by Professor John Pottow, and Torts, taught by Professor Sherman Clark.
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Similarly, does it make a difference what the two doctrinal courses offered are? Cause I know that they change what they offer each summer slightly, so is this a good pair to be have over the summer?JDizzle2015 wrote:Thoughts on the professors?Nice email from Dean Z re summer start wrote:This year, the two doctrinal courses offered to summer-starters are Contracts, taught by Professor John Pottow, and Torts, taught by Professor Sherman Clark.
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
I think this is a pretty good set. I had both of these professors for the fall (and have the textbooks available for sale for each of these classes). I had Prof. Pottow in my half section class, so I don't know how it will change for a full 90 person section.
Pottow's class is very fast paced, it will take a little while before it all comes together for you. He is quite brilliant and the class is always amusing. No computers allowed for note-taking.
Clark's class is much more laid back and tends to stray from the traditional socratic method into lecture territory with some frequency.
Pottow's class is very fast paced, it will take a little while before it all comes together for you. He is quite brilliant and the class is always amusing. No computers allowed for note-taking.
Clark's class is much more laid back and tends to stray from the traditional socratic method into lecture territory with some frequency.
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I'm considering throwing a transfer app toward Mich. I know that on average there are about 30 spots to go around. Any idea how many apps are received? Care to take a guess as to my chances? Top 1-2% at a school in the low 50s. Thanks.
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1) Our transfer class this year is over 40. No idea what they're targeting for next year because their yield was really high last year and I think way more people accepted then they anticipated.TJISMYHERO wrote:I'm considering throwing a transfer app toward Mich. I know that on average there are about 30 spots to go around. Any idea how many apps are received? Care to take a guess as to my chances? Top 1-2% at a school in the low 50s. Thanks.
2) Definitely worth an app based on your rank/school and I think you have a solid chance -- but transfer apps can be weird sometimes, so you may want to read through last year's admissions/stats threads.
Also, feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions about transferring to Michigan.
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Thanks, as more questions come up I'm sure I'll take you up on that.keg411 wrote:1) Our transfer class this year is over 40. No idea what they're targeting for next year because their yield was really high last year and I think way more people accepted then they anticipated.TJISMYHERO wrote:I'm considering throwing a transfer app toward Mich. I know that on average there are about 30 spots to go around. Any idea how many apps are received? Care to take a guess as to my chances? Top 1-2% at a school in the low 50s. Thanks.
2) Definitely worth an app based on your rank/school and I think you have a solid chance -- but transfer apps can be weird sometimes, so you may want to read through last year's admissions/stats threads.
Also, feel free to PM me if you have any specific questions about transferring to Michigan.
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
Is the business school gym worth the money? Does anyone know how much a membership is?
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I signed up for the second ASW but tonight got an e-mail encouraging me to go to the first for the "Juan Tienda Scholarship Dinner"
Is this worth me going through the hassle of looking like a fool at work by switching my vacation days and all that?
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Is this worth me going through the hassle of looking like a fool at work by switching my vacation days and all that?
Thanks.
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
I went last year, it wasn't really that exciting (to be fair, though, I left early to go to the CCHA quarterfinal game, so maybe I missed something worthwhile).JoeMo wrote:I signed up for the second ASW but tonight got an e-mail encouraging me to go to the first for the "Juan Tienda Scholarship Dinner"
Is this worth me going through the hassle of looking like a fool at work by switching my vacation days and all that?
Thanks.
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It's either 120 a semester or 230 maybe, I can't remember if 230 was for the year or not. I don't think it is worth the money because it is a little lacking in the free weight area and the IM building is fine. I really liked it over the summer but not so much over the fall semester (because it got crowded).Lsatfree wrote:Is the business school gym worth the money? Does anyone know how much a membership is?
Pros: Cardio Equipment, more attractive women, better managed, locker rooms, less undergrads not racking their weights and forgetting the order of dumbbells
Cons: Costs $, is crowded at times, fewer total law students go there
Another big difference is whether you go alone to the gym. The bschool gym is better if you go alone
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Re: Michigan 1Ls/2Ls/3Ls taking questions
Is there a link to historical tuition costs at Michigan? Or historical tuition increases? Or does anyone know by what % tuition tends to increase by each year?
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Is there any chance a roommate survey will be posted to help us find compatible apartment-mates? It seems kind of awkward to approach people, determine they are incompatible based upon something you could have known through a survey, and then sit next to them in class will full knowledge that one of you rejected the other. A survey would REALLY be helpful and keep the positive UM vibe alive!
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Thanks for the info. Do you usually have time to make it to the gym or do you really have to try to make time for it?AreJay711 wrote:It's either 120 a semester or 230 maybe, I can't remember if 230 was for the year or not. I don't think it is worth the money because it is a little lacking in the free weight area and the IM building is fine. I really liked it over the summer but not so much over the fall semester (because it got crowded).Lsatfree wrote:Is the business school gym worth the money? Does anyone know how much a membership is?
Pros: Cardio Equipment, more attractive women, better managed, locker rooms, less undergrads not racking their weights and forgetting the order of dumbbells
Cons: Costs $, is crowded at times, fewer total law students go there
Another big difference is whether you go alone to the gym. The bschool gym is better if you go alone
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They do not plan on having a survey, but do have a roommate speed meet scheduled for ASW.greenleaf wrote:Is there any chance a roommate survey will be posted to help us find compatible apartment-mates? It seems kind of awkward to approach people, determine they are incompatible based upon something you could have known through a survey, and then sit next to them in class will full knowledge that one of you rejected the other. A survey would REALLY be helpful and keep the positive UM vibe alive!
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