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irie
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by irie » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:19 am
BaiAilian2013 wrote:irie wrote:BaiAilian2013 wrote:
Oh HELL no!! I applied on Sept. 8th and not a peep!!
I have heard NYU is really bad about this, though. But that's okay, because it is an awesome school and I would be thrilled to go there... <3
dont u have a 180 or something?
Yes... why?
you're not allowed to wander outside of HYS threads with that 180! shoo!
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wackjickham
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by wackjickham » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:21 am
Should I be worried if I applied 10/3 and haven't heard anything yet?
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irie
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by irie » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:50 am
wackjickham wrote:Should I be worried if I applied 10/3 and haven't heard anything yet?
dont you dare be worried, because i applied a month before you and im not worried yet, but if you start worrying that might cause me to worry too, and i have enough to worry about right now
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0L Hoping for 1
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by 0L Hoping for 1 » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:56 am
irie wrote:wackjickham wrote:Should I be worried if I applied 10/3 and haven't heard anything yet?
dont you dare be worried, because i applied a month before you and im not worried yet, but if you start worrying that might cause me to worry too, and i have enough to worry about right now
+1
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wackjickham
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by wackjickham » Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:14 pm
0L Hoping for 1 wrote:irie wrote:wackjickham wrote:Should I be worried if I applied 10/3 and haven't heard anything yet?
dont you dare be worried, because i applied a month before you and im not worried yet, but if you start worrying that might cause me to worry too, and i have enough to worry about right now
+1
In the event that you both start worrying, notify me so my worry can equal the level of your worry. I'm worried that if I don't worry enough about being worried, my worrying won't be anything but pure, useless, worrying.
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BaiAilian2013
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by BaiAilian2013 » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:16 pm
irie wrote:
you're not allowed to wander outside of HYS threads with that 180! shoo!
I'm sorry!! I would really like NYC though, so I have my fingers crossed for some merit aid from CLS or NYU (like both a lot)... Plus my GPA is TTT for Yale!
You know how Yale's 75th is 3.97 or some shit? I've always wondered if top quarter of Yale's admitted class went to schools that mess around with this A+ nonsense, or if they come from respectable, 4.0-ceilinged institutions and are
just that good.
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irie
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by irie » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:23 am
BaiAilian2013 wrote:irie wrote:
you're not allowed to wander outside of HYS threads with that 180! shoo!
I'm sorry!! I would really like NYC though, so I have my fingers crossed for some merit aid from CLS or NYU (like both a lot)... Plus my GPA is TTT for Yale!
You know how Yale's 75th is 3.97 or some shit? I've always wondered if top quarter of Yale's admitted class
went to schools that mess around with this A+ nonsense, or if they come from
respectable, 4.0-ceilinged institutions and are
just that good.
Both. They went to Harvard.
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02082010
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by 02082010 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:38 pm
Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU. Their faculty really is stellar.
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Helmholtz
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by Helmholtz » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:41 pm
hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
I actually mentioned him in my PS to NYU.
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crackberry
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by crackberry » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:43 pm
Helmholtz wrote:hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
He's also a god on the LSAT apparently. I could swear I saw his name on no fewer than 7 or 8 PTs.
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Helmholtz
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by Helmholtz » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:44 pm
crackberry wrote:Helmholtz wrote:hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
He's also a god on the LSAT apparently. I could swear I saw his name on no fewer than 7 or 8 PTs.
Hmmm....I don't remember that.
I'm taking a Legal Philosophy UG course now and we do a lot of reading and talking about his views.
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02082010
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by 02082010 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:45 pm
Helmholtz wrote:hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
I actually mentioned him in my PS to NYU.
I know Nussbaum and Posner at Chicago are nothing to sneer at, but I've have a pretty strong social/political philosophy background and being able to be taught by Dworkin would be amazing.
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by 02082010 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:46 pm
crackberry wrote:Helmholtz wrote:hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
He's also a god on the LSAT apparently. I could swear I saw his name on no fewer than 7 or 8 PTs.
Yeah, that infamous legal positivism RC passage.
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by Kronk » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:47 pm
NYU has had a major push for faculty recently. They really put a lot into their law school, as their undergrad and other professional schools aren't as elite.
Anyhow, Dworkin should probably just take a job at whatever LS I attend.
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rabidmoose
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by rabidmoose » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:40 am
Anybody submit as early as 9/21 and not hear anything from NYU yet? Trying to figure out if this is normal or not...
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violaboy
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by violaboy » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:43 am
No one has heard anything, but I know that they've started reviewing apps. I talked to someone from their Admissions Office at a law fair at my school.
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jasonportwood
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by jasonportwood » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:45 am
on the subject of NYU's big name faculty, I came across this article recently. Old news (2006), but nonetheless interesting insight into CLS/NYU politics.
N.Y.U. 's Big Raid: Scoring Waldron From Columbia Law
http://www.observer.com/node/51978
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rabidmoose
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by rabidmoose » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:46 am
violaboy wrote:No one has heard anything, but I know that they've started reviewing apps. I talked to someone from their Admissions Office at a law fair at my school.
It seems like a bunch of people got an e-mail on Tuesday. But I'm glad to hear that there are some who didn't as well.
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violaboy
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by violaboy » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:48 am
rabidmoose wrote:violaboy wrote:No one has heard anything, but I know that they've started reviewing apps. I talked to someone from their Admissions Office at a law fair at my school.
It seems like a bunch of people got an e-mail on Tuesday. But I'm glad to hear that there are some who didn't as well.
Oh, you're right. I turned in my app that early but didn't go complete until recently. Probably won't hear for a while.
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rabidmoose
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by rabidmoose » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:49 am
violaboy wrote:rabidmoose wrote:violaboy wrote:No one has heard anything, but I know that they've started reviewing apps. I talked to someone from their Admissions Office at a law fair at my school.
It seems like a bunch of people got an e-mail on Tuesday. But I'm glad to hear that there are some who didn't as well.
Oh, you're right. I turned in my app that early but didn't go complete until recently. Probably won't hear for a while.
How did you find out you were complete?
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violaboy
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by violaboy » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:51 am
rabidmoose wrote:violaboy wrote:rabidmoose wrote:violaboy wrote:No one has heard anything, but I know that they've started reviewing apps. I talked to someone from their Admissions Office at a law fair at my school.
It seems like a bunch of people got an e-mail on Tuesday. But I'm glad to hear that there are some who didn't as well.
Oh, you're right. I turned in my app that early but didn't go complete until recently. Probably won't hear for a while.
How did you find out you were complete?
Just everything finally got turned in. No notification from them.
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by Helmholtz » Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:57 am
boo_pragmatism wrote:Helmholtz wrote:hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
I actually mentioned him in my PS to NYU.
You ever read the back and forth between him and Scalia? Awesome thing to read.
Haha, yes, definitely.
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Richie Tenenbaum
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by Richie Tenenbaum » Fri Oct 30, 2009 12:05 pm
Helmholtz wrote:hopefulundergrad wrote:Wow! I didn't realize Ronald Dworkin taught at NYU.
I saw that a couple weeks ago. Dworkin is a god in the legal philosophy world. Being able to take a class from him blows my mind.
I actually mentioned him in my PS to NYU.
Downside is I think he only co-teaches that one amazing colloquium with Nagel.
https://its.law.nyu.edu/courses/index.c ... orId=19891
That colloquium by itself sounds beyond amazing though. You get to listen to absolute giants give a presenation once a week.
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by humdrum » Fri Oct 30, 2009 12:17 pm
I submitted on 9/22 and never got any response. Emailed the Admissions Office yesterday and they responded within a few hours to tell me that my app was complete and under review.
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by 0L Hoping for 1 » Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:07 pm
NYU just emailed me that my file in under review by the admissions committee even though I didnt turn in my deans certification (It slipped my mind somehow!) So hopefully they wont stop reviewing it when it is sent in next week!
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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