SherlockHolmes wrote:I really wish Colorado would give me a decision soon
Yup.
SherlockHolmes wrote:I really wish Colorado would give me a decision soon
oldhippie wrote:yay! i'm glad to hear that at least 2 of y'all will be there for the april ASD since it is going to be the less popular of the 2 days i think...if nothing else, we'll have a mini happy hour
krad wrote:oldhippie wrote:yay! i'm glad to hear that at least 2 of y'all will be there for the april ASD since it is going to be the less popular of the 2 days i think...if nothing else, we'll have a mini happy hour
Even if I don't end up at CU I'm down for a happy hour with you oldhippie!
athenian wrote:Anyone know the likelihood of getting in-state tuition after the first year? How difficult is it to obtain Colorado residency status for tution purposes?
athenian wrote:Anyone know the likelihood of getting in-state tuition after the first year? How difficult is it to obtain Colorado residency status for tution purposes?
krad wrote:I'm here in Denver for allllll happy hours!
Until law school that is...
queenlizzie13 wrote:Dang. I can't go in April as it conflicts with my trip to DC...
I want happy hour! Any March ASDers want to do our own happy hour in March??
fundamentallybroken wrote:
I'm already in Denver, so (if I'm accepted) I'd be up for either/both. And if I'm not accepted, there's always DU for ASHH!
zonto wrote:Decision today! They finally decided my application was complete...
krad wrote:athenian wrote:Anyone know the likelihood of getting in-state tuition after the first year? How difficult is it to obtain Colorado residency status for tution purposes?
From what I've seen (keep in mind I'm a resident) it's not that hard and most people get in-state for 2L/3L. Will defer to Pufer if I'm wrong, of course!
Pufer wrote:You should also probably be over 22 (not that there's much you can do about it if you're not), otherwise your 12 month residency period starts on the first day of classes rather than the date on which you moved here.
-Pufer
krad wrote:Pufer wrote:You should also probably be over 22 (not that there's much you can do about it if you're not), otherwise your 12 month residency period starts on the first day of classes rather than the date on which you moved here.
-Pufer
That's interesting to know! (Not that I'm 22 or OOS...)
Still waiting for some excitement in my mailbox! Everyone else hanging in there?
krad wrote:Pufer wrote:You should also probably be over 22 (not that there's much you can do about it if you're not), otherwise your 12 month residency period starts on the first day of classes rather than the date on which you moved here.
-Pufer
That's interesting to know! (Not that I'm 22 or OOS...)
Still waiting for some excitement in my mailbox! Everyone else hanging in there?
franklin14 wrote:In at CU. Thinking reall hard on this one. Denver looks to be an awesome city for the young professionals and the weather in Denver is perfect (sunshine ~350 days a year!!). Midlaw is much more appealing anyways (assuming you do well and a jobless recover becomes less, uh, jobless :/). Plus, just left the mountains and the snow was amazing. Good luck with your decisions everyone.
brose wrote:franklin14 wrote:In at CU. Thinking reall hard on this one. Denver looks to be an awesome city for the young professionals and the weather in Denver is perfect (sunshine ~350 days a year!!). Midlaw is much more appealing anyways (assuming you do well and a jobless recover becomes less, uh, jobless :/). Plus, just left the mountains and the snow was amazing. Good luck with your decisions everyone.
When was your letter dated?
fundamentallybroken wrote:
Still waiting. I think I'll start blaming my mail carrier - and sit in the window every day, glaring as she drops off the mail...
chrisbru wrote:fundamentallybroken wrote:
Still waiting. I think I'll start blaming my mail carrier - and sit in the window every day, glaring as she drops off the mail...
+1... Although I've begun to suspect my gf. She's home before I am, and I'm convinced she goes to the mailbox, pulls out just the CU mail, leaves the rest so it's not suspicious, and hides it, since she's worried she won't get into CSU
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