University of Georgia c/o 2016 applicants (2012-13 cycle) Forum
- eandy
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lots of places for your bike to be chained. you might want to get a scooter.
I'd walk home down Lumpkin or Baldwin. I would walk down east broad until I hit MLK. it's not safe past the bridge separating MLK and east broad. it's not safe on west broad past holiday inn.
I'd walk home down Lumpkin or Baldwin. I would walk down east broad until I hit MLK. it's not safe past the bridge separating MLK and east broad. it's not safe on west broad past holiday inn.
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It is between lumpkin and milledge south of broad but north of baxter so on therapstar wrote:3L here - where specifically is the place that is half a mile away? If it's 909 broad, then yes, I believe that it is safe to walk at night.BlueJeanBaby wrote:Question for current students: How beneficial is it to live close to the law school (half mile or so) vs a few miles away? I'm trying to decide between a place close by for a few hundred.dollars more per month or one about 2 or so miles away for way less. Is it safe to walk or ride a bike to and from the law school at night? Is there a place to chain a bike? Thanks!!
Opposite side than 909 broad (sorry so sloppy im on my phone)
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Newton, Finley, and Pope streets aren't the absolute best part of town, but you would probably still be ok walking. If it was me though, I might move to the other place and pay less money.. If you're not dead set on one of the two places you've found, then you could always post your housing requirements (budget, apt. vs house, bedrooms, roommates, pets, parking, etc.) and I, or I'm sure any other current students, would be happy to give recommendations.BlueJeanBaby wrote:It is between lumpkin and milledge south of broad but north of baxter so on therapstar wrote:3L here - where specifically is the place that is half a mile away? If it's 909 broad, then yes, I believe that it is safe to walk at night.BlueJeanBaby wrote:Question for current students: How beneficial is it to live close to the law school (half mile or so) vs a few miles away? I'm trying to decide between a place close by for a few hundred.dollars more per month or one about 2 or so miles away for way less. Is it safe to walk or ride a bike to and from the law school at night? Is there a place to chain a bike? Thanks!!
Opposite side than 909 broad (sorry so sloppy im on my phone)
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Thanks! The one Im talking about is on pope st. But it looked like a nice area! The student i met loved living in them. I need a 1 but preferably 2 bedroom to myself. I have two dgs and one is a pitbull mix. I like townhomes bc i prefer sleeping on the top floor (safety). I dont want to send more than $900 and would prefer closer to $800. A yard or patio or terrace is a must because I smoke when Im stressed lol. The closer to campus the better I guess but since ill be alone safety is impottant. If you wouldnt mind looking at the exact 2 im talking about i can message you them when i have internet again.
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We've got an MLK by us as well, whenever I hear of one it never seems like its in a nice areaeandy wrote:lots of places for your bike to be chained. you might want to get a scooter.
I'd walk home down Lumpkin or Baldwin. I would walk down east broad until I hit MLK. it's not safe past the bridge separating MLK and east broad. it's not safe on west broad past holiday inn.
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If you have already checked out the area, and it looked nice, then I would go with it. Although I think the direction toward the downtown area is a nicer part of town, the area toward Pope should still be safe. If you ever felt unsafe, you could always walk down Lumpkin and then up Baxter, instead of taking a direct route across Newton and Finley. Also, I do think that will be one of the only places that you can find the type of unit you are looking for that is within walking distance. There are lots of cheap town homes on the east side of town, but that is obviously a drive.BlueJeanBaby wrote:Thanks! The one Im talking about is on pope st. But it looked like a nice area! The student i met loved living in them. I need a 1 but preferably 2 bedroom to myself. I have two dgs and one is a pitbull mix. I like townhomes bc i prefer sleeping on the top floor (safety). I dont want to send more than $900 and would prefer closer to $800. A yard or patio or terrace is a must because I smoke when Im stressed lol. The closer to campus the better I guess but since ill be alone safety is impottant. If you wouldnt mind looking at the exact 2 im talking about i can message you them when i have internet again.
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Here are the pictures I promised! I couldn't get any of the inside since it was winter break. I think the campus is gorgeous! Oh, and a place called Mama Boy's for breakfast is TO DIE FOR!
This is the entrance way walking from the parking deck to the law school:
Law library, although it is way bigger than this shot suggests:
Law school:
This is the entrance way walking from the parking deck to the law school:
Law library, although it is way bigger than this shot suggests:
Law school:
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Great pictures, and yes breakfast/brunch at mamas boy is about the best eating I've ever had.
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Last Resort brunch on Sundays makes Mama's Boy look like child's play.scruffy556 wrote:Great pictures, and yes breakfast/brunch at mamas boy is about the best eating I've ever had.
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So I heard from my mother that a friend's son received a letter from UGA placing him on the priority wait list. Not sure how reliable the information is. There are no waitlisters listed on LSN yet, so I wanted to check here to see if anyone else had heard anything about this priority waitlist. Thoughts?
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A few days ago my status said "being reviewed by committee" or something similar. Now it says that I have not yet applied. Has this happened to anyone else???
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Yes, this happened to me too! It says, "You need to apply!" Uh oh.CO2016YEAH wrote:A few days ago my status said "being reviewed by committee" or something similar. Now it says that I have not yet applied. Has this happened to anyone else???
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ugh...yep...me too. When is their admission office open again? Monday?2012Lsatscore wrote:Yikes! I would definitely give them a ring and make sure the error is corrected.CO2016YEAH wrote:A few days ago my status said "being reviewed by committee" or something similar. Now it says that I have not yet applied. Has this happened to anyone else???
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Not sure. But I'll be calling to make sure everything is still in order. Seeing that "I need to apply" was definitely a surprise.scruffy556 wrote:ugh...yep...me too. When is their admission office open again? Monday?2012Lsatscore wrote:Yikes! I would definitely give them a ring and make sure the error is corrected.CO2016YEAH wrote:A few days ago my status said "being reviewed by committee" or something similar. Now it says that I have not yet applied. Has this happened to anyone else???
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- BlueJeanBaby
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Volunteer?2012Lsatscore wrote:This is a horrible question but I imagine that it goes through more than one applicant's mind at one point or another so here it is:
I am anticipating a waitlisting. I am currently working on a LOCI in the event that it comes. I would also like to send an updated resume with it because, in all honesty, my submitted one was not as sharp as it could have been. What can I do now and in the coming months to make it worthy of an update? I am currently unemployed and hoping I will have a job (times are hard!) to include, but is there something else I can do in the event that I am still seeking employment by then?
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They are out of the office today, just tried calling
Eta: moot point, my status corrected itself.
Eta: moot point, my status corrected itself.
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http://www.law.uga.edu/1l-curriculum
UGA 1Ls only get 2 grades Fall semester. Anyone else find that strange? That is going to tweak me out not having a better idea of how I'm doing! Any 2 or 3Ls care to comment on that?
UGA 1Ls only get 2 grades Fall semester. Anyone else find that strange? That is going to tweak me out not having a better idea of how I'm doing! Any 2 or 3Ls care to comment on that?
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we actually only got 1 grade my 1L year. it works out kind of great. you actually get better information about how you did in classes you don't get a letter grade and it helps you adjust for the spring. they'll let you look at your exam, tell you the rank on each, etc. plenty of feedback.
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Thanks! I guess it just makes me nervous that those grades matter so much for our GPA. What is the curve?eandy wrote:we actually only got 1 grade my 1L year. it works out kind of great. you actually get better information about how you did in classes you don't get a letter grade and it helps you adjust for the spring. they'll let you look at your exam, tell you the rank on each, etc. plenty of feedback.
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Our curves were different for each section. generally B, though. It only matters for 1L SA seekers really. getting a 1L job in general isn't hard. at the end of the year they all count equally and that's when it really matters.BlueJeanBaby wrote:Thanks! I guess it just makes me nervous that those grades matter so much for our GPA. What is the curve?eandy wrote:we actually only got 1 grade my 1L year. it works out kind of great. you actually get better information about how you did in classes you don't get a letter grade and it helps you adjust for the spring. they'll let you look at your exam, tell you the rank on each, etc. plenty of feedback.
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Mine is "fixed" not too. I was hoping it would be "fixed" to admitted, though.scruffy556 wrote:They are out of the office today, just tried calling
Eta: moot point, my status corrected itself.
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