She did not. She was very helpful over the phone, so I'm sure if you have any questions she'd answer them for you.lawgeekgrl wrote:Good to know, thanks!TrojanHopeful wrote:When I spoke with Nazreen (financial aid) she said they would be sending it out sometime this month.lawgeekgrl wrote:Any idea of when we receive financial aid packages info? I was wondering if it was on a rolling basis or a certain date, etc.
By the way, she didn't happen to mention the range of grant aid they're planning to give out this year, did she?
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Not sure if you know about biddingfortravel.com, but they are usually good at letting you know how low you can bid and posters will sometimes help with figuring out if you will be stuck with parking charges (or once you know which hotels you might be placed at you can look them up and see if you are likely to get stuck with parking). If I have to pay parking I adjust my bid accordingly. But I think I just used the UCI rate for Radisson when I stayed there and you probably have a better deal even factoring in parking.splitbrain wrote:Damn you, Shatner! Priceline keeps sticking me with these places that overcharge for parking. Last time I was in Irvine I thought I was getting an awesome deal at the Hyatt Regency and then BAM: $15/night for parking. Same thing this time with the Crowne Plaza. Boo!uci2013 wrote:2 years ago parking was free at the Radisson. Can't say for sure if it still is.splitbrain wrote:Only thing I hate about the hotels in that area is that they all charge you $12-15/night just to park there...combine that with the parking at UCI...ugh...
Can we hijack a shuttle...or something? Carpool from the hotels...? Jetpacks...?
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+1 for biddingfortravel.com. Don't use Priceline without it.uci2013 wrote:Not sure if you know about biddingfortravel.com, but they are usually good at letting you know how low you can bid and posters will sometimes help with figuring out if you will be stuck with parking charges (or once you know which hotels you might be placed at you can look them up and see if you are likely to get stuck with parking). If I have to pay parking I adjust my bid accordingly. But I think I just used the UCI rate for Radisson when I stayed there and you probably have a better deal even factoring in parking.splitbrain wrote:Damn you, Shatner! Priceline keeps sticking me with these places that overcharge for parking. Last time I was in Irvine I thought I was getting an awesome deal at the Hyatt Regency and then BAM: $15/night for parking. Same thing this time with the Crowne Plaza. Boo!uci2013 wrote:2 years ago parking was free at the Radisson. Can't say for sure if it still is.splitbrain wrote:Only thing I hate about the hotels in that area is that they all charge you $12-15/night just to park there...combine that with the parking at UCI...ugh...
Can we hijack a shuttle...or something? Carpool from the hotels...? Jetpacks...?
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Yah I use bidding traveler but that just seemed to be a rough weekend for bids - not sure if there are other things going on or what. Last time, I got a $200 room for $60 down there pretty easily. This time, they didn't even have the 4 stars available for bidding (#1stworldproblems).
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splitbrain wrote:Only thing I hate about the hotels in that area is that they all charge you $12-15/night just to park there...combine that with the parking at UCI...ugh...
Can we hijack a shuttle...or something? Carpool from the hotels...? Jetpacks...?
This sounds like a party bus to me! Disco ball and all...
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LOL! +1hipLonghorn wrote:splitbrain wrote:Only thing I hate about the hotels in that area is that they all charge you $12-15/night just to park there...combine that with the parking at UCI...ugh...
Can we hijack a shuttle...or something? Carpool from the hotels...? Jetpacks...?
This sounds like a party bus to me! Disco ball and all...
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Can't wait to study torts at the beach. . .
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^lawgeekgrl wrote:Can't wait to study torts at the beach. . .
The only redeeming part of that statement
Just don't become one of those people that sees torts everywhere, haha.
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Law books....checklawgeekgrl wrote:Can't wait to study torts at the beach. . .
Beach towel....check
Beach cruiser....check
Yup, I'm ready (hopefully I don't get too distracted by studying all the "torts").
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You forgot the margaritas!TrojanHopeful wrote:Law books....checklawgeekgrl wrote:Can't wait to study torts at the beach. . .
Beach towel....check
Beach cruiser....check
Yup, I'm ready (hopefully I don't get too distracted by studying all the "torts").
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By the way, this is for all of you who have/are/will seriously commit(ted) to attending UCI this coming fall:
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Hi all. Another admit here.
Just fyi, when I visited last week (3/2) I was told by an admissions officer that they received twice as many apps this cycle than they did in the last one. And that was the morning after the deadline, so imma assume it's fairly accurate.
I bet it has to do with having 1) provisional aba accred and 2) apps being available on lsac.
Anyways, that sounds good in terms of making sure that the school remains on the same competive track it had in the first 3 years.
Hearing that helped ease my fears.
I'm 95% sure I will be an anteater come august (30k/yr scholly helps). So, I'll likely be seeing some of you.
Just fyi, when I visited last week (3/2) I was told by an admissions officer that they received twice as many apps this cycle than they did in the last one. And that was the morning after the deadline, so imma assume it's fairly accurate.
I bet it has to do with having 1) provisional aba accred and 2) apps being available on lsac.
Anyways, that sounds good in terms of making sure that the school remains on the same competive track it had in the first 3 years.
Hearing that helped ease my fears.
I'm 95% sure I will be an anteater come august (30k/yr scholly helps). So, I'll likely be seeing some of you.
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Grats on the scholly! Thanks for the input, too.pno12006 wrote:Hi all. Another admit here.
Just fyi, when I visited last week (3/2) I was told by an admissions officer that they received twice as many apps this cycle than they did in the last one. And that was the morning after the deadline, so imma assume it's fairly accurate.
I bet it has to do with having 1) provisional aba accred and 2) apps being available on lsac.
Anyways, that sounds good in terms of making sure that the school remains on the same competive track it had in the first 3 years.
Hearing that helped ease my fears.
I'm 95% sure I will be an anteater come august (30k/yr scholly helps). So, I'll likely be seeing some of you.
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When do admits have to make a decision by for UCI?
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April 13....it is creeping up quickly!melanne89 wrote:When do admits have to make a decision by for UCI?
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RSVD'd to ASW yesterday! I'm between UCI and a few of the lower T-14s.
Anyone know if UCI requesting verifying documents for financial aid and the resulting holdup will have any effect on how much and what kind of aid I'd get?
Anyone know if UCI requesting verifying documents for financial aid and the resulting holdup will have any effect on how much and what kind of aid I'd get?
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As a Veteran to the UCs, I'd say it depends. If you qualify for a lot of aid, you will be "randomly" selected for verification. Not sure how random it can be if it happens to you every year. In any case, the extra stuff I had to do was not a lot of work, but I still haven't heard back. Though I don't think anyone else have actually gotten their financial aid packets yet (Please, someone correct me if I'm wrong). However, I'd say it will probably be coming out soon since the FAFSA deadline is long behind us now.lightknives11 wrote:RSVD'd to ASW yesterday! I'm between UCI and a few of the lower T-14s.
Anyone know if UCI requesting verifying documents for financial aid and the resulting holdup will have any effect on how much and what kind of aid I'd get?
Oh and I don't think it'd take you too long to submit in order to impact the kind of aid you'd get. But then again I don't work there, so I'm not 100% on this.
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^^ this post made me happy. And even more stoked for ASW.
Welcome and congrats on your acceptance!
Welcome and congrats on your acceptance!
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Basically, we'll be a class to remember!
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I'm getting so excited for ASW!! Also, I reaaaalllly want one of these:TrojanHopeful wrote:+1!splitbrain wrote:zot zot zot
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Not honestly sure which I prefer:
or
Also, in the interest of adding something useful to the discussion, I just got an e-mail about the schedule for ASW and the reading for the mock class...interesting stuff (all reading next year is going to be that short...right? ....Right? Haha...)
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Also, in the interest of adding something useful to the discussion, I just got an e-mail about the schedule for ASW and the reading for the mock class...interesting stuff (all reading next year is going to be that short...right? ....Right? Haha...)
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splitbrain wrote:Not honestly sure which I prefer:
or
Also, in the interest of adding something useful to the discussion, I just got an e-mail about the schedule for ASW and the reading for the mock class...interesting stuff (all reading next year is going to be that short...right? ....Right? Haha...)
The top one has been around WAYYY longer then the "bro"...my vote goes to the classic.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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