Re: USD c/o 2017
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 1:41 am
USD increased my scholarship offer by $5k a year after emailing and asking.
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Snowboarder1588 wrote:dd235 wrote:http://www.sandiego.edu/law/careers/stu ... a-2013.php
And the results are in!!!
They are looking much better than last year... Full-time JD required jobs are up over 6% and Big Law (100+ Firms) are up nearly 3%.
Only substantial drop was clerkships.... but hey I’ll take it.
I made this chart to compare some of the key metrics from the past 3 years
http://s18.postimg.org/z90bohv8p/Screen ... _52_PM.png
Be careful when analyzing this, because they (law schools) deceive us very well. their Full Time JD required permanent jobs are actually only about 53% of the total class. the 66% figure is a percentage of the number of graduates who reported.
Was very interested, made that clear and was shot down, had to try. 167/2.97 URM. 5k is awesome congrats, usd is great for San Diego, not that I know but just what I've gathered. Once your shot down there really isn't much more to do Anybody doing any events in the near future might be interested in meeting up on campus.Tburg wrote:USD increased my scholarship offer by $5k a year after emailing and asking.
Awesome! Mind sharing your strategy (e.g. did you attach other offers)? I got an extension on my seat deposit to April 7th so I am planning on asking for more money between then and April 1st. Also, what was your original offer?Tburg wrote:USD increased my scholarship offer by $5k a year after emailing and asking.
Yupjfern wrote:Anyone else attending the ASD event this coming Monday?
bkegslounge wrote:Awesome! Mind sharing your strategy (e.g. did you attach other offers)? I got an extension on my seat deposit to April 7th so I am planning on asking for more money between then and April 1st. Also, what was your original offer?Tburg wrote:USD increased my scholarship offer by $5k a year after emailing and asking.
Tburg wrote:bkegslounge wrote:Awesome! Mind sharing your strategy (e.g. did you attach other offers)? I got an extension on my seat deposit to April 7th so I am planning on asking for more money between then and April 1st. Also, what was your original offer?Tburg wrote:USD increased my scholarship offer by $5k a year after emailing and asking.
USD was offering me $22k a year plus $5k over three years. I just emailed them saying I'm interested in their school, cost of living is high, and further scholarship would help in the decision. I also attached other scholarships I have received. They replied back about a week later letting me know they've increased my yearly scholarship by $5,000 a year.
Pepperdine at 30k a year, Loyola Law School at 26k a year, Chapman at 47k a year.emitremmus wrote:Tburg wrote:bkegslounge wrote:Awesome! Mind sharing your strategy (e.g. did you attach other offers)? I got an extension on my seat deposit to April 7th so I am planning on asking for more money between then and April 1st. Also, what was your original offer?Tburg wrote:USD increased my scholarship offer by $5k a year after emailing and asking.
USD was offering me $22k a year plus $5k over three years. I just emailed them saying I'm interested in their school, cost of living is high, and further scholarship would help in the decision. I also attached other scholarships I have received. They replied back about a week later letting me know they've increased my yearly scholarship by $5,000 a year.
What school did you leverage them with? And did that school offer more $$$ if you don't mind me asking. I'm looking to leverage with an out-of-state school... Not sure whether this is an effective strategy though...
Not necessarily true. Many go in wanting clerkship, PI, or government work. That 50% in 2-10 firms is extremely disheartening thoughpaayter wrote:Snowboarder1588 wrote:dd235 wrote:http://www.sandiego.edu/law/careers/stu ... a-2013.php
And the results are in!!!
They are looking much better than last year... Full-time JD required jobs are up over 6% and Big Law (100+ Firms) are up nearly 3%.
Only substantial drop was clerkships.... but hey I’ll take it.
I made this chart to compare some of the key metrics from the past 3 years
http://s18.postimg.org/z90bohv8p/Screen ... _52_PM.png
Be careful when analyzing this, because they (law schools) deceive us very well. their Full Time JD required permanent jobs are actually only about 53% of the total class. the 66% figure is a percentage of the number of graduates who reported.
also what is even scarier, is 40 percent of the graduating class have law firm jobs which is technically what most of want right? i mean its safe to assume the ones that havent reported are either too embarrassed or upset that they dont have a decent job? and then out of the 40 percent who got law jobs, almost 50 percent are employed in firms size 2-10. scary, as those firms usually have the least amount of pay. please let me know if im wrong, id like san diego to have better employment numbers.
That number includes the "hard costs" like fees you have to pay on top of tuition. The assistant dean addressed that at ASD yesterday. He said they've been really trying to keep tuition increases under 5%. This year was a 2.8% increase. Someone asked him if they will promise to freeze tuition and he straight up said he cant do that. He said any school that promises you that will either run into financial promises later on or is lying to you. So take that for what you will.paayter wrote:Color me stupid but I was under the assumption tuition would cost around 45,600 per year at usd, but it seems as though they raised tuition to 47,1XX per year? This is crazy, first they reject my consideration for increased awards, drop in rankings, and tuition goes up? Tuition went up 4000 dollars in the last 2 years...makes me worry how much it could go up, I think USD may be a no thank you after that tuition notice. Did they provide that tuition info prior to the application cycle? Whenever I looked up the different sites they would usually have cost of attendance/tuition prices for 2013-2014. I feel as though they just updated their tuition prices for next year. Loyola also has raised to around 47k. Man attending a California tier 2 school is just looking more and more grim.
First impression: beautiful place. beautiful people.dd235 wrote:Anyone go to ASD yesterday? I was unable to attend. What were your impressions?
I got mine a few hours after my acceptance email. Some people got it next day. I can't image they'd give you the same deadline though... seems unfair.w7ldcard wrote:Got accepted. When does scholly info come in? The deposit is due in 1 day?
I guess I will.call them tomorrow if I don't receive any information todaybkegslounge wrote:I got mine a few hours after my acceptance email. Some people got it next day. I can't image they'd give you the same deadline though... seems unfair.w7ldcard wrote:Got accepted. When does scholly info come in? The deposit is due in 1 day?