People who think that UVa undergrads are "insanely good looking" have never been to a shitty state school South of the Mason Dixon line.toolbox wrote:unless you're coming from an extremely awkward undergrad, you'll find the people to be significantly less attractive and normal than you're used to. compared to other law schools i think its pretty good and uva undergrads are insanely good-looking but....its law school. don't get your hopes up. do you reallyy wanna end up with a lawyer anyways?
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Check out Downtown and the Corner because they're the primary hot spots for students? If you like running, take a look at the Rivanna Trail because it's really an awesome jogging path, and especially pretty right now. There should be some small local bands playing that day if you're into that sort of thing, check: here and here.crumpetsandtea wrote:Visiting UVa this Wednesday. Any recommendations of what to do while in Charlottesville? ^_^ I'll only be there for a day, so mainly quick things or places to eat. Sorry if this is off topic.
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+1thesealocust wrote:that could be cool.
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^This.thesealocust wrote:If anybody feels like not objectifying women any more, that could be cool. You know, if you're into that kind of thing.
Those women you are objectifying will be your boss in a few years.
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Maybe doritos (if your a guy?) was speaking about himself, but there are a few bad apples. Not a lot, but a few in my experience.Doritos wrote:All the men here are mature, hard working, considerate, and treat women respectfully. Not a bad apple in the bunch. I'd come to school single if I were you.Puttanesca wrote:Now that we're on this topic...
What about the boys? How are the boys as dating prospects? lol
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oooooops.dailygrind wrote:Wha? I've never taken a stance on the hotness of our student bodies one way or another, thankyouverymuch. I was just telling a prospective about places I thought would be worth visiting.
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No, not coming from an awkward undergrad; my undergrad is known for having an attractive student body.toolbox wrote:unless you're coming from an extremely awkward undergrad, you'll find the people to be significantly less attractive and normal than you're used to. compared to other law schools i think its pretty good and uva undergrads are insanely good-looking but....its law school. don't get your hopes up. do you reallyy wanna end up with a lawyer anyways?
Talking about yourself or being sarcastic?Doritos wrote: All the men here are mature, hard working, considerate, and treat women respectfully. Not a bad apple in the bunch. I'd come to school single if I were you.
Sorry to hear...$$$$$$ wrote: Terrible and Terrible - the best looking dude in the whole class won't even talk to you if you don't have a trust fund
Anyway, thanks for all of your responses!
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Truth, mayn.jawsthegreat wrote:People who think that UVa undergrads are "insanely good looking" have never been to a shitty state school South of the Mason Dixon line.toolbox wrote:unless you're coming from an extremely awkward undergrad, you'll find the people to be significantly less attractive and normal than you're used to. compared to other law schools i think its pretty good and uva undergrads are insanely good-looking but....its law school. don't get your hopes up. do you reallyy wanna end up with a lawyer anyways?
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Awesome, thanks!!! I'm pretty excited to visit the school, I've heard so many amazing things about the campus/town.dailygrind wrote:Check out Downtown and the Corner because they're the primary hot spots for students? If you like running, take a look at the Rivanna Trail because it's really an awesome jogging path, and especially pretty right now. There should be some small local bands playing that day if you're into that sort of thing, check: here and here.crumpetsandtea wrote:Visiting UVa this Wednesday. Any recommendations of what to do while in Charlottesville? ^_^ I'll only be there for a day, so mainly quick things or places to eat. Sorry if this is off topic.
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You've actually heard amazing things about the grounds, not the campus.
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WutRVP11 wrote:You're in luck. Attractive/single women definitely outnumber attractive/single men by a fair bit.Badgers2012 wrote:I'm sorry but can anyone speak to the kind of girls/attractiveness that are law students at UVA? Prospective student and honestly just wondering for social aspects/dating - not meant in a demeaning way at all. Thanks.
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Do applicants applying ED need to submit a "Why Virginia" essay?
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I don't think one is required in general (although it's been nearly three years since I've applied, so maybe things have changed). If you're applying ED I think that's enough persuasion that you really want to attend UVA--why else would you apply ED?Badgers2012 wrote:Do applicants applying ED need to submit a "Why Virginia" essay?
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If you have a compelling reason, I don't see why it would hurt. Perhaps a very specific reason why you are applying ED, other than having a better chance of getting in (i.e. spouse/family in VA). Other than that, I agree with Cavalier.
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Thanks for the quick response. I know it is not required in general, I have just heard that "MVP prefers them." I also thought I picked up somewhere that the ED app makes a Why X essay irrelevant. I might add in a paragraph to my PS or tailor it to UVA. UVA is my #1 choice obviouslyCavalier wrote:I don't think one is required in general (although it's been nearly three years since I've applied, so maybe things have changed). If you're applying ED I think that's enough persuasion that you really want to attend UVA--why else would you apply ED?Badgers2012 wrote:Do applicants applying ED need to submit a "Why Virginia" essay?
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I'd definitely tailor a paragraph in your PS to UVA; I think it's a good idea in general to do that in applications. But an entirely separate essay does seem unecessary for an ED applicant.Badgers2012 wrote:Thanks for the quick response. I know it is not required in general, I have just heard that "MVP prefers them." I also thought I picked up somewhere that the ED app makes a Why X essay irrelevant. I might add in a paragraph to my PS or tailor it to UVA. UVA is my #1 choice obviouslyCavalier wrote:I don't think one is required in general (although it's been nearly three years since I've applied, so maybe things have changed). If you're applying ED I think that's enough persuasion that you really want to attend UVA--why else would you apply ED?Badgers2012 wrote:Do applicants applying ED need to submit a "Why Virginia" essay?
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What are ways that you can add in a paragraph about the school to a PS? I mean making it flow with the rest of the PS. ThanksCavalier wrote:I'd definitely tailor a paragraph in your PS to UVA; I think it's a good idea in general to do that in applications. But an entirely separate essay does seem unecessary for an ED applicant.Badgers2012 wrote:Thanks for the quick response. I know it is not required in general, I have just heard that "MVP prefers them." I also thought I picked up somewhere that the ED app makes a Why X essay irrelevant. I might add in a paragraph to my PS or tailor it to UVA. UVA is my #1 choice obviouslyCavalier wrote:I don't think one is required in general (although it's been nearly three years since I've applied, so maybe things have changed). If you're applying ED I think that's enough persuasion that you really want to attend UVA--why else would you apply ED?Badgers2012 wrote:Do applicants applying ED need to submit a "Why Virginia" essay?
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I didn't actually do this in my PS, so maybe someone who actually did could give better advice. But if I had done this, I would have added a paragraph on the school at the end of my PS. My PS was basically a personal growth story, so in the last paragraph I would have talked about how my path led me to UVA and why UVA is the school for me based on my personal growth so far and my future goals.Badgers2012 wrote: What are ways that you can add in a paragraph about the school to a PS? I mean making it flow with the rest of the PS. Thanks
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Well if it doesn't fit than don't do it. But I think a common style of PS is to end with a paragraph about why you want to go to law school. If that's how yours is, then make the paragraph specifically about UVA rather than law school in general.
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Thanks for the responses putt and cav that helps
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Why did you want to go to UVa, friend?Cavalier wrote:Well if it doesn't fit than don't do it. But I think a common style of PS is to end with a paragraph about why you want to go to law school. If that's how yours is, then make the paragraph specifically about UVA rather than law school in general.
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Because they would admit me?Va L Rev Stud wrote:Why did you want to go to UVa, friend?Cavalier wrote:Well if it doesn't fit than don't do it. But I think a common style of PS is to end with a paragraph about why you want to go to law school. If that's how yours is, then make the paragraph specifically about UVA rather than law school in general.
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Models and bottles.Va L Rev Stud wrote:Why did you want to go to UVa, friend?Cavalier wrote:Well if it doesn't fit than don't do it. But I think a common style of PS is to end with a paragraph about why you want to go to law school. If that's how yours is, then make the paragraph specifically about UVA rather than law school in general.
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