UF Class of 2016 Applicants (2012-2013 cycle) Forum
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If anyone stayed in town, dance marathon is going on. It's pretty cool it ends tomorrow at like 2ish. The have all been dancing for 26.2 hours. It's t the odome
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Damn. I am sorry to hear that. I was WLed last year and reapplied, but you can't go wrong with FSU.gatorgirl2012 wrote:WLed. At least this makes FSU an easier decision.
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If you're asking about the reserves section behind the library desk, we can only check those out for two hours at a time so that's why they are all there. Plenty of people use them.Gotallanswers wrote:I just looked at the supplement section at the library today. And it is pretty good. Each topic has like 3-5 hornbooks and all the supplements where there. Any reason why no one is using those and still buying their own?
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Dam guess I have to buy them, that would be a pain.LSATmakesMeNeurotic wrote:If you're asking about the reserves section behind the library desk, we can only check those out for two hours at a time so that's why they are all there. Plenty of people use them.Gotallanswers wrote:I just looked at the supplement section at the library today. And it is pretty good. Each topic has like 3-5 hornbooks and all the supplements where there. Any reason why no one is using those and still buying their own?
So is a hornbook, then a long supplement and then a short condensed one the way to go?
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Not every supplement is created equal. You should do your research before purchasing a particular supplement by a particular author.
For example, the Civil Procedure E&E is fantastic. The Contracts E&E is garbage.
For example, the Civil Procedure E&E is fantastic. The Contracts E&E is garbage.
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I never had an issue finding a supplement when I needed one. Don't spend a dime.Gotallanswers wrote:Dam guess I have to buy them, that would be a pain.LSATmakesMeNeurotic wrote:If you're asking about the reserves section behind the library desk, we can only check those out for two hours at a time so that's why they are all there. Plenty of people use them.Gotallanswers wrote:I just looked at the supplement section at the library today. And it is pretty good. Each topic has like 3-5 hornbooks and all the supplements where there. Any reason why no one is using those and still buying their own?
So is a hornbook, then a long supplement and then a short condensed one the way to go?
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^^Truth. If you absolutely must buy a supplement (because you do that super weird multi-colored highlighter thing), then wait until you get to class the first day. Often, the professor will recommend a certain supplement or will reserve a certain supplement in the library. I got through property with just the short and happy guide to property, and the Estates and Trusts E&E was the only reason I passed the class. Ask 2Ls and 3Ls who have had the prof too. They can tell you what worked.FeelTheHeat wrote:I never had an issue finding a supplement when I needed one. Don't spend a dime.Gotallanswers wrote:Dam guess I have to buy them, that would be a pain.LSATmakesMeNeurotic wrote:If you're asking about the reserves section behind the library desk, we can only check those out for two hours at a time so that's why they are all there. Plenty of people use them.Gotallanswers wrote:I just looked at the supplement section at the library today. And it is pretty good. Each topic has like 3-5 hornbooks and all the supplements where there. Any reason why no one is using those and still buying their own?
So is a hornbook, then a long supplement and then a short condensed one the way to go?
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Decisions, decisions. If I could base my decision on school mascot and athletics alone UF would be the clear winner. Unfortunately, there are other mitigating factors for me. Not looking good on this one.
Edit: Submitted the withdrawal. Good luck, guys. May my seat go to somebody awesome!
Edit: Submitted the withdrawal. Good luck, guys. May my seat go to somebody awesome!
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Withdrew today with $$$! Loved the school but decided I want to move out west. Good luck to those who are waitlisted!
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Where are you headed?grantev wrote:Withdrew today with $$$! Loved the school but decided I want to move out west. Good luck to those who are waitlisted!
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Just officially withdrew with $. GL guys
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Good luck! Where are you headed?lhanvt13 wrote:Just officially withdrew with $. GL guys
PS does anyone know if they are 100% reallocating the scholarship money from students who withdrew today/within the last week? I was told that they would be allocating through 4/15, but if there's new money to give out, I can't imagine they wouldn't spread it around. Thoughts?
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Also curious. Hopefully they haven't yet and will do soon!eas09d wrote:Good luck! Where are you headed?lhanvt13 wrote:Just officially withdrew with $. GL guys
PS does anyone know if they are 100% reallocating the scholarship money from students who withdrew today/within the last week? I was told that they would be allocating through 4/15, but if there's new money to give out, I can't imagine they wouldn't spread it around. Thoughts?
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They changed the status on the status checker again
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So, did you guys see the February bar passage results? UF only had 72.7% pass rate - 9th out of 11 law schools!
#1 FSU 96%
#2 Stetson 93.9%
#3 Barry 92.7%
#4 FIU 91.7%
#5 Miami 86.4%
#6 FAMU 82.6%
#7 Coastal 79.3%
#8 Nova 74.5%
#9 UF 72.7%
#10 St. Thomas 64.8%
#11 Ave 50%
A rethink may be in order on where to go.....
#1 FSU 96%
#2 Stetson 93.9%
#3 Barry 92.7%
#4 FIU 91.7%
#5 Miami 86.4%
#6 FAMU 82.6%
#7 Coastal 79.3%
#8 Nova 74.5%
#9 UF 72.7%
#10 St. Thomas 64.8%
#11 Ave 50%
A rethink may be in order on where to go.....
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Yes. Doesn't make very much sense, does it?jenilyn wrote:So, did you guys see the February bar passage results? UF only had 72.7% pass rate - 9th out of 11 law schools!
#1 FSU 96%
#2 Stetson 93.9%
#3 Barry 92.7%
#4 FIU 91.7%
#5 Miami 86.4%
#6 FAMU 82.6%
#7 Coastal 79.3%
#8 Nova 74.5%
#9 UF 72.7%
#10 St. Thomas 64.8%
#11 Ave 50%
A rethink may be in order on where to go.....
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UF Law posted about it on their fb page; there were only 22 students who took it and 16 passed. Very small sample size. No idea what other school's were, but here's what their post said:gameface wrote:Yes. Doesn't make very much sense, does it?jenilyn wrote:So, did you guys see the February bar passage results? UF only had 72.7% pass rate - 9th out of 11 law schools!
#1 FSU 96%
#2 Stetson 93.9%
#3 Barry 92.7%
#4 FIU 91.7%
#5 Miami 86.4%
#6 FAMU 82.6%
#7 Coastal 79.3%
#8 Nova 74.5%
#9 UF 72.7%
#10 St. Thomas 64.8%
#11 Ave 50%
A rethink may be in order on where to go.....
Sixteen of the just 22 UF Law graduates who took the February Florida Bar exam passed. The small number of test takers had little impact on UF Law’s bar passage rate for the year, which at 89.9 percent ties with one other law school as the highest in Florida. Dean Robert Jerry said he is proud of UF Law’s annual performance and points out February’s small sample sizes can be misleading. He noted UF Law is consistently among the top schools in the state when the handful of UF Law February results are combined for an annual average with the hundreds of UF Law July test takers. (For more, see the Dean’s Message at http://tinyurl.com/bmtjtfz.)
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jenilyn wrote:So, did you guys see the February bar passage results? UF only had 72.7% pass rate - 9th out of 11 law schools!
#1 FSU 96%
#2 Stetson 93.9%
#3 Barry 92.7%
#4 FIU 91.7%
#5 Miami 86.4%
#6 FAMU 82.6%
#7 Coastal 79.3%
#8 Nova 74.5%
#9 UF 72.7%
#10 St. Thomas 64.8%
#11 Ave 50%
A rethink may be in order on where to go.....
With regards to this, you need to know how many people from each school were taking the exam, the caliber of these students, the preparation they put in, etc.
If you truly believe that going to a school like Stetson, Barry, FIU, FAMU, Coastal, or Nova is better than UF I don't know what to tell you (I can see the cases somewhat for Stetson and FIU if we are including scholarships). I think FAMU is even in trouble of losing its accreditation.
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Small sample size theater.gameface wrote:Yes. Doesn't make very much sense, does it?jenilyn wrote:So, did you guys see the February bar passage results? UF only had 72.7% pass rate - 9th out of 11 law schools!
#1 FSU 96%
#2 Stetson 93.9%
#3 Barry 92.7%
#4 FIU 91.7%
#5 Miami 86.4%
#6 FAMU 82.6%
#7 Coastal 79.3%
#8 Nova 74.5%
#9 UF 72.7%
#10 St. Thomas 64.8%
#11 Ave 50%
A rethink may be in order on where to go.....
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Paid my deposit, can not for August to roll around
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+1 "can not wait"flaw2016 wrote:Paid my deposit, can not for August to roll around
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Lol. Cannot, ratherJBCIV wrote:+1 "can not wait"flaw2016 wrote:Paid my deposit, can not for August to roll around
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Trying to decide between living in a house near the law school or getting my own place at the continuum. Would be nice to live near the school and have some other people around, but on the flip side the continuum is near the bars and stuff, I wouldn't need to buy anything for it, and one can sign a 10 month lease which is perfect. This is a tougher choice than I thought.
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I was also having the same dilemma on where to live, and the Continuum was one of my top choices. I'm going to live by myself for 1L (I had a horrible random roommate in undergrad and I don't wan't to take that chance for the most important year of law school). I'm going to be living at the Estates, which is fully furnished, etc. like the Continuum. I did the math and, even though you can sign a 10-month lease at the Continuum, with the high price for a 1br/studio, you only save a very negligible amount of money compared to a 12 month lease at a place with a lower monthly rate. I also found the Continuum to be way too small; they were very nice inside, though.gator32 wrote:Trying to decide between living in a house near the law school or getting my own place at the continuum. Would be nice to live near the school and have some other people around, but on the flip side the continuum is near the bars and stuff, I wouldn't need to buy anything for it, and one can sign a 10 month lease which is perfect. This is a tougher choice than I thought.
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The estates is full of undergrad's, it personally does not bother me since I'm going to be living with undergrads next year but if you want to avoid them then the estates is not a good place. They also have lots of pool parties and I heard the mangement is all kids but there are always fresh cookies I heard. Also the continuum is far from campus you can't ride a bike easily it is a decent distance, need to take a Bus or something. Also the estates is far too so your have to take a bus or drive. Also Gainesville traffic sucks during the week and driving in campus sucks its a campus wide 20 mph speed limit. Also the bus system is not as reliable as you think the phone app sucks, it is random. Also the busses will just drive by you if they are full. I recommend if you can, live as close to these school as possible.
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