dasq5511 wrote:Sorry to interrupt the shitposting, but does anyone know?dasq5511 wrote:What's the deal with negotiating using offers from school's who's deposit deadlines have already passed? Is it expected/required that you've double deposited or can you continue negotiating with the offers even if the deadline has passed and you didn't double deposit?
I do my fair share of hunting and own guns because of it. Personally I've never felt the need for a CC permit (though most of my family has one), so that isn't influencing my decision much. However, our state AG does love to bring up her opinion that our constitution allows open carry, which is always a fun debate. My guns will be staying at home for LS regardless.chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote:hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.jstans wrote:True to my roots, and the mud on my boots.thatlawlkid wrote:I think we just became best friendsjstans wrote:If it flies it dies, if it crawls it falls *revs engine of lifted Ford with Browning and Ducks Unlimited stickers on the back before tearing across a muddy field*.
*disclaimer: not actually a "country bo" but am definitely a resident of such a state
I've been looking into this the last few weeks. Maybe someone help me out here. I'm headed to Michigan and I'm trying to figure out what the laws are. It looks like they have handgun registration (See: 28.422 License to purchase, carry, possess, or transport pistol), with an exception for nonresidents with a CC permit from their home state. It doesn't seem to get talked about much (based strictly on google searches), so that makes me question whether this is accurate/up to date. Anyone want to make me happy by telling me I'm reading this wrong?chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote: hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.
From what i can see on usacarry.com , it doesn't look like michigan is friendly to CC from most places. I'm having the same issue with Illinois, which is annoying. If you want coverage in a good amount of states (clearly michigan/illionis not included) I would suggest sitting for your Utah permit, which will cover you in 34 states i believe.Sarastro wrote:I've been looking into this the last few weeks. Maybe someone help me out here. I'm headed to Michigan and I'm trying to figure out what the laws are. It looks like they have handgun registration (See: 28.422 License to purchase, carry, possess, or transport pistol), with an exception for nonresidents with a CC permit from their home state. It doesn't seem to get talked about much (based strictly on google searches), so that makes me question whether this is accurate/up to date. Anyone want to make me happy by telling me I'm reading this wrong?chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote: hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.
I'm not really interested in actually carrying and my state has constitutional carry anyway, so I've never bothered getting my permit, unfortunately
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My question was more concerning the fact that the deadline for the school I intend to go to is later than that of the schools who's offers I'm using to negotiate with them. So do I need to deposit at the other schools to even use their offers as a negotiating tool?tuesdayninja wrote:dasq5511 wrote:Sorry to interrupt the shitposting, but does anyone know?dasq5511 wrote:What's the deal with negotiating using offers from school's who's deposit deadlines have already passed? Is it expected/required that you've double deposited or can you continue negotiating with the offers even if the deadline has passed and you didn't double deposit?
Pretty sure you'll need to double deposit. You lose the scholarship if you don't deposit.
They would recognize my permit, luckily. My concern is more that I don't want to have to register my guns with anyone, just out of personnel preference. It just unfortunately looks like I'll have to find a summer weekend to take a $100 class and get my $100 permit that I probably won't ever use. I thought you were cool, Michigan, what the heck.thatlawlkid wrote:From what i can see on usacarry.com , it doesn't look like michigan is friendly to CC from most places. I'm having the same issue with Illinois, which is annoying. If you want coverage in a good amount of states (clearly michigan/illionis not included) I would suggest sitting for your Utah permit, which will cover you in 34 states i believe.Sarastro wrote:I've been looking into this the last few weeks. Maybe someone help me out here. I'm headed to Michigan and I'm trying to figure out what the laws are. It looks like they have handgun registration (See: 28.422 License to purchase, carry, possess, or transport pistol), with an exception for nonresidents with a CC permit from their home state. It doesn't seem to get talked about much (based strictly on google searches), so that makes me question whether this is accurate/up to date. Anyone want to make me happy by telling me I'm reading this wrong?chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote: hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.
I'm not really interested in actually carrying and my state has constitutional carry anyway, so I've never bothered getting my permit, unfortunately
My buddies will be living with my brother during LS, hopefully I can figure it out afterwards.
dasq5511 wrote:My question was more concerning the fact that the deadline for the school I intend to go to is later than that of the schools who's offers I'm using to negotiate with them. So do I need to deposit at the other schools to even use their offers as a negotiating tool?tuesdayninja wrote:dasq5511 wrote:Sorry to interrupt the shitposting, but does anyone know?dasq5511 wrote:What's the deal with negotiating using offers from school's who's deposit deadlines have already passed? Is it expected/required that you've double deposited or can you continue negotiating with the offers even if the deadline has passed and you didn't double deposit?
Pretty sure you'll need to double deposit. You lose the scholarship if you don't deposit.
Yeah forget registering, that's not the life I'm aboutSarastro wrote:They would recognize my permit, luckily. My concern is more that I don't want to have to register my guns with anyone, just out of personnel preference. It just unfortunately looks like I'll have to find a summer weekend to take a $100 class and get my $100 permit that I probably won't ever use. I thought you were cool, Michigan, what the heck.thatlawlkid wrote:From what i can see on usacarry.com , it doesn't look like michigan is friendly to CC from most places. I'm having the same issue with Illinois, which is annoying. If you want coverage in a good amount of states (clearly michigan/illionis not included) I would suggest sitting for your Utah permit, which will cover you in 34 states i believe.Sarastro wrote:I've been looking into this the last few weeks. Maybe someone help me out here. I'm headed to Michigan and I'm trying to figure out what the laws are. It looks like they have handgun registration (See: 28.422 License to purchase, carry, possess, or transport pistol), with an exception for nonresidents with a CC permit from their home state. It doesn't seem to get talked about much (based strictly on google searches), so that makes me question whether this is accurate/up to date. Anyone want to make me happy by telling me I'm reading this wrong?chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote: hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.
I'm not really interested in actually carrying and my state has constitutional carry anyway, so I've never bothered getting my permit, unfortunately
My buddies will be living with my brother during LS, hopefully I can figure it out afterwards.
That really sucks if you're going somewhere like CA that makes you a felon for bringing your collection with you. My problem is pretty minor relative to that.
I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?thatlawlkid wrote:Yeah forget registering, that's not the life I'm aboutSarastro wrote:They would recognize my permit, luckily. My concern is more that I don't want to have to register my guns with anyone, just out of personnel preference. It just unfortunately looks like I'll have to find a summer weekend to take a $100 class and get my $100 permit that I probably won't ever use. I thought you were cool, Michigan, what the heck.thatlawlkid wrote:From what i can see on usacarry.com , it doesn't look like michigan is friendly to CC from most places. I'm having the same issue with Illinois, which is annoying. If you want coverage in a good amount of states (clearly michigan/illionis not included) I would suggest sitting for your Utah permit, which will cover you in 34 states i believe.Sarastro wrote:I've been looking into this the last few weeks. Maybe someone help me out here. I'm headed to Michigan and I'm trying to figure out what the laws are. It looks like they have handgun registration (See: 28.422 License to purchase, carry, possess, or transport pistol), with an exception for nonresidents with a CC permit from their home state. It doesn't seem to get talked about much (based strictly on google searches), so that makes me question whether this is accurate/up to date. Anyone want to make me happy by telling me I'm reading this wrong?chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote: hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.
I'm not really interested in actually carrying and my state has constitutional carry anyway, so I've never bothered getting my permit, unfortunately
My buddies will be living with my brother during LS, hopefully I can figure it out afterwards.
That really sucks if you're going somewhere like CA that makes you a felon for bringing your collection with you. My problem is pretty minor relative to that.
UGH! i forgot about that. I need to start brushing up on my Chicago weapons knowledge, considering one of the schools there is my frontrunner. "Assault weapons" is such a joke of a concept.chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?
this is not a serious rec, but when I was at Alabama a lot of students had guns (prof asked anon)chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?thatlawlkid wrote:Yeah forget registering, that's not the life I'm aboutSarastro wrote:They would recognize my permit, luckily. My concern is more that I don't want to have to register my guns with anyone, just out of personnel preference. It just unfortunately looks like I'll have to find a summer weekend to take a $100 class and get my $100 permit that I probably won't ever use. I thought you were cool, Michigan, what the heck.thatlawlkid wrote:From what i can see on usacarry.com , it doesn't look like michigan is friendly to CC from most places. I'm having the same issue with Illinois, which is annoying. If you want coverage in a good amount of states (clearly michigan/illionis not included) I would suggest sitting for your Utah permit, which will cover you in 34 states i believe.Sarastro wrote:I've been looking into this the last few weeks. Maybe someone help me out here. I'm headed to Michigan and I'm trying to figure out what the laws are. It looks like they have handgun registration (See: 28.422 License to purchase, carry, possess, or transport pistol), with an exception for nonresidents with a CC permit from their home state. It doesn't seem to get talked about much (based strictly on google searches), so that makes me question whether this is accurate/up to date. Anyone want to make me happy by telling me I'm reading this wrong?chargers21 wrote:I am "country" from a state that condones such people. Choosing between 2 schools right now, one where my CC permit is honored and the other where it's not. Which also relates to the people discussing the completely different trajectories that their lives will take depending on school choice.thatlawlkid wrote: hahah O... Idk if my state is considered country but I grew up like it. So sad that I my CC permit doesn't overlap where i think i'll be heading for school.
I'm not really interested in actually carrying and my state has constitutional carry anyway, so I've never bothered getting my permit, unfortunately
My buddies will be living with my brother during LS, hopefully I can figure it out afterwards.
That really sucks if you're going somewhere like CA that makes you a felon for bringing your collection with you. My problem is pretty minor relative to that.
My frontrunner is also in Chicago and the laws there are killing me for long term living reasons. Here's a link to the "assault weapons" ban info. http://directives.chicagopolice.org/lt2 ... l?ownapi=1thatlawlkid wrote:UGH! i forgot about that. I need to start brushing up on my Chicago weapons knowledge, considering one of the schools there is my frontrunner. "Assault weapons" is such a joke of a concept.chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?
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Chicago's where I'd like to end up for at least a few years in biglaw, but that's a major concern of mine. They're constantly getting pulled into court for those things, however, and maybe by the time we're out of school there will be a shift in the supreme court's ideology on the issue. One can dream.thatlawlkid wrote:UGH! i forgot about that. I need to start brushing up on my Chicago weapons knowledge, considering one of the schools there is my frontrunner. "Assault weapons" is such a joke of a concept.chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?
The shotgun regulations are the worst now that I'm reading them. That would cut apart even the average outdoorsman's collectionchargers21 wrote:My frontrunner is also in Chicago and the laws there are killing me for long term living reasons. Here's a link to the "assault weapons" ban info. http://directives.chicagopolice.org/lt2 ... l?ownapi=1thatlawlkid wrote:UGH! i forgot about that. I need to start brushing up on my Chicago weapons knowledge, considering one of the schools there is my frontrunner. "Assault weapons" is such a joke of a concept.chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?
The obsession with folding stocks always cracks me up. It's just so blatantly to cover as many firearms as possible.thatlawlkid wrote:The shotgun regulations are the worst now that I'm reading them. That would cut apart even the average outdoorsman's collectionchargers21 wrote:My frontrunner is also in Chicago and the laws there are killing me for long term living reasons. Here's a link to the "assault weapons" ban info. http://directives.chicagopolice.org/lt2 ... l?ownapi=1thatlawlkid wrote:UGH! i forgot about that. I need to start brushing up on my Chicago weapons knowledge, considering one of the schools there is my frontrunner. "Assault weapons" is such a joke of a concept.chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?
I always like people that stress "SEMI-AUTOMATIC" weapons, as they almost never have a clue what that means.Sarastro wrote:The obsession with folding stocks always cracks me up. It's just so blatantly to cover as many firearms as possible.thatlawlkid wrote:The shotgun regulations are the worst now that I'm reading them. That would cut apart even the average outdoorsman's collectionchargers21 wrote:My frontrunner is also in Chicago and the laws there are killing me for long term living reasons. Here's a link to the "assault weapons" ban info. http://directives.chicagopolice.org/lt2 ... l?ownapi=1thatlawlkid wrote:UGH! i forgot about that. I need to start brushing up on my Chicago weapons knowledge, considering one of the schools there is my frontrunner. "Assault weapons" is such a joke of a concept.chargers21 wrote:I will never register my guns either. I've basically ruled out CA even though I like the weather and some of the schools I got into there. My issues right now lie with Chicago and their assault weapons ban, which casts a pretty wide net and hits about half of my collection. Great school, great jobs, and I love the area besides the weather. But what good is money if I can't spend it on the things I like to spend it on?
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This.dietcoke1 wrote:almost feels as though I could have two very different lives by choosing one school over another. not knowing where I will end up is what makes deciding so hard.jstans wrote:Told myself I will deposit and withdraw from all other schools at noon CST today. Morning productivity has been completely demolished by the thought of "what if I choose school x instead of y, but what about z?" Damn my brain to hell.
Yeeees! All of this. I let a deposit deadline pass by yesterday for a school I really liked...so tough but feels so good to not have that option weighing over me anymoreNotAGolfer wrote:This.dietcoke1 wrote:almost feels as though I could have two very different lives by choosing one school over another. not knowing where I will end up is what makes deciding so hard.jstans wrote:Told myself I will deposit and withdraw from all other schools at noon CST today. Morning productivity has been completely demolished by the thought of "what if I choose school x instead of y, but what about z?" Damn my brain to hell.
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dietcoke1 wrote:Spivey being clutch once again
For all you worried doubled deposit people:
http://blog.spiveyconsulting.com/multiple_deposits/
Thank you kindly!
Yes. This is why a lot of schools will "overestimate" col for the categories they list. There are things (car, car insurance etc) that they are not allowed to include in COL estimates so you would need to find independent money if you have something like thatHennessyVSOP wrote:I am confused as fuck about loans.
From what I now understand, you are only allowed to take fed loans (Unsubsidized + PLUS) up to the amount of your school's COA, minus any scholarship you receive.
So if you have a full scholarship, you can only take what the school estimates as the COA in Fed loans.
is this correct?
Yup.HennessyVSOP wrote: is this correct?
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