U Washington 2011 Applicants Forum

[certpetitioner]

Writing lots and lots of legal briefs.

[2011Law]

Accepted about 3 hours ago. Applied on 2/1



168 / 3.37. Decent softs.


edit: nm, I got into wustl

[blackbird]

Accepted about 3 hours ago. Applied on 2/1



168 / 3.37. Decent softs.

Congrats! I'm hoping for a similar result.

Still. So. Nervous.

[crit_racer]

Accepted about 3 hours ago. Applied on 2/1



168 / 3.37. Decent softs.

wasnt the deadline 1/15?

[2011Law]

Accepted about 3 hours ago. Applied on 2/1



168 / 3.37. Decent softs.

wasnt the deadline 1/15?

no, I don't think it was till 3/1 or later than that maybe.

[Aggiegrad2011]

The application and $60 non-refundable application fee must be submitted via the LSAC Electronic Application
by January 15.

From UW Law PDF.

Deadline's definitely Jan 15.

[akili]

lol.

[Aggiegrad2011]

Maybe he's thinking he just got accepted to WUSTL.

[akili]

Maybe he's thinking he just got accepted to WUSTL.

That would make a LOT more sense

[Aggiegrad2011]

Ya, kinda splitter stats. Seems more WUSTL-y than UW-y.

[akili]

Ya, kinda splitter stats. Seems more WUSTL-y than UW-y.

I just checked, a bunch of people got in to WUSTL (by email), this afternoon/early evening. Dude is in the wrong thread.

[2011Law]

Ya, kinda splitter stats. Seems more WUSTL-y than UW-y.

I just checked, a bunch of people got in to WUSTL (by email), this afternoon/early evening. Dude is in the wrong thread.

hahaha, my bads

[akili]

Ya, kinda splitter stats. Seems more WUSTL-y than UW-y.

I just checked, a bunch of people got in to WUSTL (by email), this afternoon/early evening. Dude is in the wrong thread.

hahaha, my bads

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=133086

It's really not that hard to find it. A lot easier than finding last year's WUSTL thread and posting in it too...

[2011Law]

Ya, kinda splitter stats. Seems more WUSTL-y than UW-y.

I just checked, a bunch of people got in to WUSTL (by email), this afternoon/early evening. Dude is in the wrong thread.

hahaha, my bads

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 7&t=133086

It's really not that hard to find it. A lot easier than finding last year's WUSTL thread and posting in it too...

thanks

[certpetitioner]

Here is a question. Would you rather attend UW with a ton of money or Top-14 for sticker?

[crit_racer]

Here is a question. Would you rather attend UW with a ton of money or Top-14 for sticker?

I would probably rather attend UW at sticker than the bottom half of the T14 at sticker. No lie.

[certpetitioner]

Here is a question. Would you rather attend UW with a ton of money or Top-14 for sticker?

I would probably rather attend UW at sticker than the bottom half of the T14 at sticker. No lie.

You like UW that much, huh? Are you are Washington resident? That would explain your answer a little more because non-resident at UW is not that much different than some T-14s. Maybe say $40,000 more over 3 years.

[akili]

To be fair, it seems pretty easy to get the in-state waiver your second and third years. (IIRC)

[certpetitioner]

To be fair, it seems pretty easy to get the in-state waiver your second and third years. (IIRC)

I did not know that. So that would push the costs to around an extra $64,000 over three years. Is UW worth the saved money compared to the opportunities offered by a T-14?

[certpetitioner]

To be fair, it seems pretty easy to get the in-state waiver your second and third years. (IIRC)

I did not know that. So that would push the costs to around an extra $64,000 over three years. Is UW worth the saved money compared to the opportunities offered by a T-14?

Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?

[blackbird]

Here is a question. Would you rather attend UW with a ton of money or Top-14 for sticker?

I'd choose UW without really sweating it. I have a handful of reasons, but basically it's just where I want to be.

[bdubs]

To be fair, it seems pretty easy to get the in-state waiver your second and third years. (IIRC)

I did not know that. So that would push the costs to around an extra $64,000 over three years. Is UW worth the saved money compared to the opportunities offered by a T-14?

Unless you really want to practice in the PNW after school, the T14 at sticker is almost always the better choice

[Aggiegrad2011]

I'm in at UVA and am turning it down to attend UW.

[akili]

To be fair, it seems pretty easy to get the in-state waiver your second and third years. (IIRC)

I did not know that. So that would push the costs to around an extra $64,000 over three years. Is UW worth the saved money compared to the opportunities offered by a T-14?

Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?

I honestly don't know. The connections I have up in the Northwest are really tempting. Alumni from my university tend to stay in the Northwest and I know a few lawyers and judges from that. However, if I have Vandy with $$, that's an easy choice for Vandy. Michigan vs. UW would be even harder. I think it would come down to visiting each campus.

[akili]

I'm in at UVA and am turning it down to attend UW.

Is there a difference in your GI Bill (sorry if I'm calling it the wrong thing) funding for the two schools?