Santa Clara University 2014 Forum

[jarofsoup]

I do not think one of these has gone up yet. If I am wrong link me to it.

Just applied EA.

[cowgirl_bebop]

I havent sent my application off, but its finished. I am retaking my LSAT in December. Im above the 75th percentile, so Im sure I can get in, but Im looking for $.

[jarofsoup]

I havent sent my application off, but its finished. I am retaking my LSAT in December. Im above the 75th percentile, so Im sure I can get in, but Im looking for $.

I am in the middle of there numbers. But still not going to be easy. They have a solid IP program. But are very very expensive.

[florentine]

Just sent in as well. Hoping it's a quick turn around... nervous... jarofsoup whats your numbers?

[LawLucy]

sending mine tomorrow. Good Luck everyone.

I am not applying ED.

[kendraston]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: 11/8
Decision: ????

Applied EA

[LawLucy]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: ????
Decision: ????

All I can say to this is if I had sumitted ALL my apps that early and just went complete on 11/1 I would be a raging alcoholic by now

[gokickrocks]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: ????
Decision: ????

Wow! That's quite a gap. Did you apply EA or RD? I applied EA on 9/2 and went complete on 9/15

[florentine]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: ????
Decision: ????

Wow! That's quite a gap. Did you apply EA or RD? I applied EA on 9/2 and went complete on 9/15

Wow thats fast! As far as EA I didn't think you had to apply to it... As long as they get your app complete by Nov. 30 then you are automatically considered... Correct me if I'm wrong.

[adonai]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: ????
Decision: ????

Wow! That's quite a gap. Did you apply EA or RD? I applied EA on 9/2 and went complete on 9/15

Wow thats fast! As far as EA I didn't think you had to apply to it... As long as they get your app complete by Nov. 30 then you are automatically considered... Correct me if I'm wrong.

You had to select the EA app if you applied electronically through LSAC.

[kendraston]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: ????
Decision: ????

Wow! That's quite a gap. Did you apply EA or RD? I applied EA on 9/2 and went complete on 9/15

I applied EA, but I took the October LSAT, so I knew I would be waiting. Pretty happy with my app though.

[gokickrocks]

3.38/167
Timeline....
Submitted: 9/1
Complete: 11/1
Under Review: ????
Decision: ????

Wow! That's quite a gap. Did you apply EA or RD? I applied EA on 9/2 and went complete on 9/15

Wow thats fast! As far as EA I didn't think you had to apply to it... As long as they get your app complete by Nov. 30 then you are automatically considered... Correct me if I'm wrong.

You had to select the EA app if you applied electronically through LSAC.

That's what I did. Hopefully I hear from them soon. If I get in, I'll be able to save money by living with my parents.

[jarofsoup]

So they have this under IP at Santa Clara:

HTLC, Corporate Specialization
Intellectual Property (3 units)
Venture Capital (3 units) or Legal Issues of Start-up Businesses (3 units)
Securities Regulation (3 units)
6 elective units of HTLC-designated courses

This seems super interesting to me. Is it like the corporate side of IP?

Seems perfect for someone with out a sci background.

[florentine]

So they have this under IP at Santa Clara:

HTLC, Corporate Specialization
Intellectual Property (3 units)
Venture Capital (3 units) or Legal Issues of Start-up Businesses (3 units)
Securities Regulation (3 units)
6 elective units of HTLC-designated courses

This seems super interesting to me. Is it like the corporate side of IP?

Seems perfect for someone with out a sci background.

It certainly does and its funny because I was just researching IP Law at SCU and was wondering I know for patents you need a sci or engineering background but for copyright and trademark you don't right? So if you don't have that background will they still let you go in for trademark or something?

[jarofsoup]

So they have this under IP at Santa Clara:

HTLC, Corporate Specialization
Intellectual Property (3 units)
Venture Capital (3 units) or Legal Issues of Start-up Businesses (3 units)
Securities Regulation (3 units)
6 elective units of HTLC-designated courses

This seems super interesting to me. Is it like the corporate side of IP?

Seems perfect for someone with out a sci background.

It certainly does and its funny because I was just researching IP Law at SCU and was wondering I know for patents you need a sci or engineering background but for copyright and trademark you don't right? So if you don't have that background will they still let you go in for trademark or something?

You need science background to take the patent bar. There is like music and entertainment, copy right etc. you dont.

[myenigmamachine]

Hey all,

Well, I just applied early action to Santa Clara law. It's by far my first choice as it's local and I want to practice patent law (SCU has a good IP program). I am graduating from UC Santa Cruz with a Computer Science: Computer game design major and a minor in Astrophysics. I have a GPA of 3.39. I just heard back from LSAC a week ago and got a 158 on the October 2010 LSAT. I've worked 16hr/week through most of undergrad and interned at NASA. I submitted what I think is a strong personal statement, 3 strong letters of recommendation, and 1 evaluation. I'm of hispanic and Caucasian descent (ticked both boxes). My dad went to Santa Clara as well so I was able to put that on the app. Anyway, just wondering if any past admits to Santa Clara or anyone else who cares to weigh in has any idea what my chances for admission are. I don't think I can raise my LSAT much as I studied my ass off for October and 158 matched my high score in pre-testing (damn you logic games!). So, what's everyone think... yes or no? Anyone have similar stats?

[jarofsoup]

Hey all,

Well, I just applied early action to Santa Clara law. It's by far my first choice as it's local and I want to practice patent law (SCU has a good IP program). I am graduating from UC Santa Cruz with a Computer Science: Computer game design major and a minor in Astrophysics. I have a GPA of 3.39. I just heard back from LSAC a week ago and got a 158 on the October 2010 LSAT. I've worked 16hr/week through most of undergrad and interned at NASA. I submitted what I think is a strong personal statement, 3 strong letters of recommendation, and 1 evaluation. I'm of hispanic and Caucasian descent (ticked both boxes). My dad went to Santa Clara as well so I was able to put that on the app. Anyway, just wondering if any past admits to Santa Clara or anyone else who cares to weigh in has any idea what my chances for admission are. I don't think I can raise my LSAT much as I studied my ass off for October and 158 matched my high score in pre-testing (damn you logic games!). So, what's everyone think... yes or no? Anyone have similar stats?

I have similar states 3.25/157 paralegal certificate/ relevant work experience.

URM puts you in or in the middle.

[yoitsmebenny]

Submitted 9/20
In committee 10/20

3.4/172 hoping for $$$. Very interested in the High-Tech Law Program - coming from an Information Systems undergrad.

[jarofsoup]

You willl get $$$. Probably a full ride.


You should shoot for T14 though.

[Spack]

About to send in my application in about two seconds. I'm pretty stoked about the Special Admissions Review as it gives me a chance to highlight some of my softs to give a little extra push.

[adonai]

Deferral to Regular Admissions. I guess I can forget about this school/thread until next May.

[florentine]

Deferral to Regular Admissions. I guess I can forget about this school/thread until next May.

If it's alright what's your numbers?

[gokickrocks]

Deferral to Regular Admissions. I guess I can forget about this school/thread until next May.

Same here.

[yoitsmebenny]

Deferral to Regular Admissions. I guess I can forget about this school/thread until next May.

Same here.

How did you hear? Status checker change?

[adonai]

Deferral to Regular Admissions. I guess I can forget about this school/thread until next May.

Same here.

How did you hear? Status checker change?

Yup.