This is clearly the reason! You must not have gotten the memo that if you're OOS you must write an addendum explaining the ways in which you are indeed prepared to survive temperatures similar to the arctic... Or the even more remote Canada. That is the only way to get off the WL but I believe in you!Smumps wrote:Just got the waitlist email also. A little confused considering I'm above their 25% for GPA, way above the 75% for LSAT, and have strong softs. Maybe they didn't think I could survive the cold
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I want to say I was in review since November, maybe October, status change on 12/23 and then rejected via email todayfltanglab wrote:When were all of you in review?? I've been in review since 10/13 and I didn't get anything today...
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Now im not looking for anyone to necessarily cheer me up, and not make me feel bad about myself, but how much emphasis does u of m place on region/ in state etc.? lets say i come from florida (but have tangential connectiosn to the general school-- my father teaches at the U, but a completely different part of the college, not the law school.
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Almost exact numbers here...hopefully your acceptance bodes well for me! Congratulations!stillwater wrote:In today. 3.1/167
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UMN places no emphasis on region and makes no attempt to target to any in-state %. The fact that your father is a professor will have no impact either way.broncos_fan_26 wrote:Now im not looking for anyone to necessarily cheer me up, and not make me feel bad about myself, but how much emphasis does u of m place on region/ in state etc.? lets say i come from florida (but have tangential connectiosn to the general school-- my father teaches at the U, but a completely different part of the college, not the law school.
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Just got the snail mail folder from UMN. I'm not saying I was expecting a full ride but after getting into UVA and a full ride to Iowa I'm more than a little shocked I'm getting nothing from Minnesota. I guess I won't be returning to the home state. Sad face.
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Got my admit packet today. 19k a year. Even with reciprocity, I would still have to take out 110k in loans. When did UM get so damn expensive?
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Yeah they like to fuck their residents. I heard from someone (that works there) that they don't like to admit residents because they get more money from out of state people. I thought that was kind of ridiculous at first, seeing as how they get plenty of money from the state, but its true.CaptainJack wrote:Just got the snail mail folder from UMN. I'm not saying I was expecting a full ride but after getting into UVA and a full ride to Iowa I'm more than a little shocked I'm getting nothing from Minnesota. I guess I won't be returning to the home state. Sad face.
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That's really too bad. I can't believe it, unless what the other posters have said is true, which is apparently the case. At least you have other great offers, especially with the $$$ from Iowa!CaptainJack wrote:Just got the snail mail folder from UMN. I'm not saying I was expecting a full ride but after getting into UVA and a full ride to Iowa I'm more than a little shocked I'm getting nothing from Minnesota. I guess I won't be returning to the home state. Sad face.
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Not following your math here.JuneLSATFail wrote:Got my admit packet today. 19k a year. Even with reciprocity, I would still have to take out 110k in loans. When did UM get so damn expensive?
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Maybe they were including COL in that total loan cost?MidwestJosh wrote:Not following your math here.JuneLSATFail wrote:Got my admit packet today. 19k a year. Even with reciprocity, I would still have to take out 110k in loans. When did UM get so damn expensive?
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How long does Minny typically take to process their apps? I'm stuck on 12/9 waiting for review / in queue ... Was hoping they'd have a quick turn around esp with one of my LORs coming from a professor who currently teaches in one of their schools... Anyone else w/ similar dates/numbers?
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^^ Thisashley12 wrote:Maybe they were including COL in that total loan cost?MidwestJosh wrote:Not following your math here.JuneLSATFail wrote:Got my admit packet today. 19k a year. Even with reciprocity, I would still have to take out 110k in loans. When did UM get so damn expensive?
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I applied 11/9 with a 165/3.6, and two of my LORs are from the school, I went to minnesota for undergrad, and I'm still in review with the date of 11/9. I would expect a long wait...ricsllscir wrote:How long does Minny typically take to process their apps? I'm stuck on 12/9 waiting for review / in queue ... Was hoping they'd have a quick turn around esp with one of my LORs coming from a professor who currently teaches in one of their schools... Anyone else w/ similar dates/numbers?
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I applied 11/9 with a 165/3.6, and two of my LORs are from the school, I went to minnesota for undergrad, and I'm still in review with the date of 11/9. I would expect a long wait...ricsllscir wrote:How long does Minny typically take to process their apps? I'm stuck on 12/9 waiting for review / in queue ... Was hoping they'd have a quick turn around esp with one of my LORs coming from a professor who currently teaches in one of their schools... Anyone else w/ similar dates/numbers?
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Math still doesn't add up. I'm not saying its not a lot - but no way are you going to be able to borrow that amount. The budget won't allow it. I suppose you can take out private loans separate from Stafford/Grad Plus, but that seems unreasonably excessive for COL.JuneLSATFail wrote:^^ Thisashley12 wrote:Maybe they were including COL in that total loan cost?MidwestJosh wrote:Not following your math here.JuneLSATFail wrote:Got my admit packet today. 19k a year. Even with reciprocity, I would still have to take out 110k in loans. When did UM get so damn expensive?
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To be blunt: whoever said that is entirely incorrect; period.northerniowan wrote:Yeah they like to fuck their residents. I heard from someone (that works there) that they don't like to admit residents because they get more money from out of state people. I thought that was kind of ridiculous at first, seeing as how they get plenty of money from the state, but its true.CaptainJack wrote:Just got the snail mail folder from UMN. I'm not saying I was expecting a full ride but after getting into UVA and a full ride to Iowa I'm more than a little shocked I'm getting nothing from Minnesota. I guess I won't be returning to the home state. Sad face.
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http://www.law.umn.edu/prospective/tuition.htmlMath still doesn't add up. I'm not saying its not a lot - but no way are you going to be able to borrow that amount. The budget won't allow it. I suppose you can take out private loans separate from Stafford/Grad Plus, but that seems unreasonably excessive for COL.
Website says its an estimated 52k a year for reciprocity and resident students (my packet I have in my hand states 55k a year). Multiply that by 3 and you have 156k according to the website or 165k according to my packet. Subtract my 57k in scholarship[ and you have 99k according to the website or 108k according to the packet..both number pretty much close to my original 110k, and that isn't including interest.
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w00t, looks like they heard me begging...status just changed to "In Review" today!!! Anyone know how long it takes until a decision is made?MNbound wrote:I applied 11/9 with a 165/3.6, and two of my LORs are from the school, I went to minnesota for undergrad, and I'm still in review with the date of 11/9. I would expect a long wait...ricsllscir wrote:How long does Minny typically take to process their apps? I'm stuck on 12/9 waiting for review / in queue ... Was hoping they'd have a quick turn around esp with one of my LORs coming from a professor who currently teaches in one of their schools... Anyone else w/ similar dates/numbers?
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Your success inspired me to check mine and I'm in review as well!ricsllscir wrote:w00t, looks like they heard me begging...status just changed to "In Review" today!!! Anyone know how long it takes until a decision is made?MNbound wrote:I applied 11/9 with a 165/3.6, and two of my LORs are from the school, I went to minnesota for undergrad, and I'm still in review with the date of 11/9. I would expect a long wait...ricsllscir wrote:How long does Minny typically take to process their apps? I'm stuck on 12/9 waiting for review / in queue ... Was hoping they'd have a quick turn around esp with one of my LORs coming from a professor who currently teaches in one of their schools... Anyone else w/ similar dates/numbers?
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Wow. My bad. According to your packet - tuition will have gone up damn near 15 grand per YEAR since I started. Sadly - this is a trend across schools. Damn!. That is stunning.JuneLSATFail wrote:http://www.law.umn.edu/prospective/tuition.htmlMath still doesn't add up. I'm not saying its not a lot - but no way are you going to be able to borrow that amount. The budget won't allow it. I suppose you can take out private loans separate from Stafford/Grad Plus, but that seems unreasonably excessive for COL.
Website says its an estimated 52k a year for reciprocity and resident students (my packet I have in my hand states 55k a year). Multiply that by 3 and you have 156k according to the website or 165k according to my packet. Subtract my 57k in scholarship[ and you have 99k according to the website or 108k according to the packet..both number pretty much close to my original 110k, and that isn't including interest.
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In on the 5th with 30k a year. 170/3.1 complete on 12/10
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WL with 3.7/174/no weird or bad softs. How rude.
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