+1. Tennessee definitely has a flavor to it but to call it scary is a bit much... offensive, even. Even if you aren't into Tennessee, Nashville, and Vandy have their own distinct identities.tkgrrett wrote:LOL what?? Tennessee is fine and Nashville is a really progressive city. Plus, huge portion of the Vandy student body isnt from TN.whymeohgodno wrote:
Tennesse scares me. Also my LSAT is below Vandy's new median. Also I hear Austin is nice.
And my numbers are not t14 - only at medians for Cornell lols.
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TBF, the poster who made the comment is an Asian female. In that case, I can understand wanting to be somewhere with a bit more diversity than Nashville.innernetp wrote:+1. Tennessee definitely has a flavor to it but to call it scary is a bit much... offensive, even. Even if you aren't into Tennessee, Nashville, and Vandy have their own distinct identities.tkgrrett wrote:LOL what?? Tennessee is fine and Nashville is a really progressive city. Plus, huge portion of the Vandy student body isnt from TN.whymeohgodno wrote:
Tennesse scares me. Also my LSAT is below Vandy's new median. Also I hear Austin is nice.
And my numbers are not t14 - only at medians for Cornell lols.
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i've already submitted my app, but i plan to submit a why texas statement to the adcomm....any ideas where to send it in?
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Achilles,
how do you know no scholly? Was under the impression they send you a letter a week or so later... just what I've heard. Anyone else want to chime in?
how do you know no scholly? Was under the impression they send you a letter a week or so later... just what I've heard. Anyone else want to chime in?
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I was under the same impression. Got my acceptance call 11/12, letter 11/15, and now I'm waiting to hear about $$
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I know some people have said that a scholarship was mentioned in the phone call, but mine was left in a message that I heard in a loud room. In my excitement, I deleted it before I could hear it again. Fail. Wait. Wonder.
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She told me that my GPA was too low to qualify for one (I'm a splitter), and that I could participate in the scholarship matching program once I get other offers. I think the cutoff was 3.6, but not sure. I was too excited to take it all in.mr_toad wrote:Achilles,
how do you know no scholly? Was under the impression they send you a letter a week or so later... just what I've heard. Anyone else want to chime in?
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did she say what the LSAT cut off was?achilles wrote:She told me that my GPA was too low to qualify for one (I'm a splitter), and that I could participate in the scholarship matching program once I get other offers. I think the cutoff was 3.6, but not sure. I was too excited to take it all in.mr_toad wrote:Achilles,
how do you know no scholly? Was under the impression they send you a letter a week or so later... just what I've heard. Anyone else want to chime in?
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Not to mention the awful Vandy undergrad population. Douchier than Duke, if you can believe it.innernetp wrote:+1. Tennessee definitely has a flavor to it but to call it scary is a bit much... offensive, even. Even if you aren't into Tennessee, Nashville, and Vandy have their own distinct identities.tkgrrett wrote:LOL what?? Tennessee is fine and Nashville is a really progressive city. Plus, huge portion of the Vandy student body isnt from TN.whymeohgodno wrote:
Tennesse scares me. Also my LSAT is below Vandy's new median. Also I hear Austin is nice.
And my numbers are not t14 - only at medians for Cornell lols.
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I know what you're talking about, but I don't think Vandy is all that bad. Meanwhile, I live very close to Duke and am having trouble holding my tongue. :-pgrrrstick wrote:Not to mention the awful Vandy undergrad population. Douchier than Duke, if you can believe it.innernetp wrote:+1. Tennessee definitely has a flavor to it but to call it scary is a bit much... offensive, even. Even if you aren't into Tennessee, Nashville, and Vandy have their own distinct identities.tkgrrett wrote:LOL what?? Tennessee is fine and Nashville is a really progressive city. Plus, huge portion of the Vandy student body isnt from TN.whymeohgodno wrote:
Tennesse scares me. Also my LSAT is below Vandy's new median. Also I hear Austin is nice.
And my numbers are not t14 - only at medians for Cornell lols.
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vandy undergrads as douches. exhibit A: Jay Cutler
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No way you have ever stepped foot on Vandy's campus if you call the undergrad pop. as a whole "douchey".grrrstick wrote:
Not to mention the awful Vandy undergrad population. Douchier than Duke, if you can believe it.
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Nonprofit-prophet, she did not, but I'd imagine it's below median since the GPA is
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What makes Austin so much more diverse and "less-scary" than TN?
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I'm guessing you haven't been to Austin.zeke18 wrote:What makes Austin so much more diverse and "less-scary" than TN?
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Man, now I'm nervous every time a new email shows up in my inbox because it might be a hold email from Texas.
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nonprofit-prophet wrote:I'm guessing you haven't been to Austin.zeke18 wrote:What makes Austin so much more diverse and "less-scary" than TN?
I've been there many times, in fact. I was raised in TN so I have an obvious bias here, but it doesn't make sense to me that someone would be scared of TN but not TX. I would be more understanding if we were discussing Michigan, Illinois, or another large northern state school, but Texas? Please explain.
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Austin is the most liberal and diverse city in Texas. It is the anti-Texas.zeke18 wrote:nonprofit-prophet wrote:I'm guessing you haven't been to Austin.zeke18 wrote:What makes Austin so much more diverse and "less-scary" than TN?
I've been there many times, in fact. I was raised in TN so I have an obvious bias here, but it doesn't make sense to me that someone would be scared of TN but not TX. I would be more understanding if we were discussing Michigan, Illinois, or another large northern state school, but Texas? Please explain.
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JazzOne wrote:Austin is the most liberal and diverse city in Texas. It is the anti-Texas.zeke18 wrote:nonprofit-prophet wrote:I'm guessing you haven't been to Austin.zeke18 wrote:What makes Austin so much more diverse and "less-scary" than TN?
I've been there many times, in fact. I was raised in TN so I have an obvious bias here, but it doesn't make sense to me that someone would be scared of TN but not TX. I would be more understanding if we were discussing Michigan, Illinois, or another large northern state school, but Texas? Please explain.
fair enough, but couldn't the same thing be said about Nashville? The city votes Democratic in national elections and is represented by a Democratic Congressman.
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I've only been to Nashville once, but it seemed much less diverse to me than does Austin.zeke18 wrote:fair enough, but couldn't the same thing be said about Nashville? The city votes Democratic in national elections and is represented by a Democratic Congressman.
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It's not so much that the city votes Democrat. It's that the city is extremely progressive. it's like a mini San Francisco or NYC, complete with tons of hipsters and track bikes. Very different from Nashville.
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+1Bildungsroman wrote:Man, now I'm nervous every time a new email shows up in my inbox because it might be a hold email from Texas.
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Bildungsroman wrote:Man, now I'm nervous every time a new email shows up in my inbox because it might be a hold email from Texas.
Same. I was not impressed when an email from Texas Wesleyan found its way into my gmail law school filter. My heart stopped for a second
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