1+ and I am terribly afraid that I will have to have another complete after my next (my 3rd) before I can expect an email. And, who is to say that that will all be done before "April Reject Season."FunkyJD wrote:I'm a 2/3er and have heard nothing.taw856 wrote:Those getting scholly info, etc. ... I assume your decisions came a while ago and you were just waiting on the money, right?
Are 2/3ers and 2/4ers still waiting on decisions?
Wow, congrats!!!terpette wrote:$63,000!!!!!! thanks WUSTL!!!
..... 167, 3.5.... not so impressed.
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You may have something there. I have a 167 and 3.87 (goes to the argument about the GPA as well) and 10 years work experience and I got $117K.Neil wrote:Baseless hypothesis:
Could work experience have come into play in scholarship decisions?
Okay, small base (sample size: Me): I've been in the working world since 2006, and think my $30k total offer is a reasonable first offer given my numbers (though it will probably take a little negotiating before I would choose WUSTL, as much as I love the school).
The extra 1K might be based on an LSAT cut-off...goodolgil wrote:Maybe they're GPA-conscious. Have any splitters been thrown money yet?
It's also kind of strange that some are getting 40k a year and some are getting 39k.
goodolgil wrote:Maybe they're GPA-conscious. Have any splitters been thrown money yet?
It's also kind of strange that some are getting 40k a year and some are getting 39k.
similar numbers and i got a lot less.caleng wrote:goodolgil wrote:Maybe they're GPA-conscious. Have any splitters been thrown money yet?
It's also kind of strange that some are getting 40k a year and some are getting 39k.
Splitter 170/3.2 (engineer), straight out of undergrad, $37k a year
Wash U just seriously turned my cycle upside down, I had already gotten pretty excited about going to GW with nearly the same amount of money.
I can see where your coming from but I cant help but wonder if that extra 33k (the difference between the UCI and WUSTL scholarship after 3 years) would be worth paying, considering WUSTL will most likely be ranked 10 spots higher.DoctorNick189 wrote:Better location, more money, better "feel."ENGINEERD wrote:Dr. Nick, just out of curiosity, why choose Irvine over WUSTLDoctorNick189 wrote:33k. Irvine it is.
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Eh...don't think it's WE. I am coming straight from UG and got 43k/year. 173/3.65.jman77 wrote:You may have something there. I have a 167 and 3.87 (goes to the argument about the GPA as well) and 10 years work experience and I got $117K.Neil wrote:Baseless hypothesis:
Could work experience have come into play in scholarship decisions?
Okay, small base (sample size: Me): I've been in the working world since 2006, and think my $30k total offer is a reasonable first offer given my numbers (though it will probably take a little negotiating before I would choose WUSTL, as much as I love the school).
168/3.35 with $10k a yeargoodolgil wrote:Maybe they're GPA-conscious. Have any splitters been thrown money yet?
It's also kind of strange that some are getting 40k a year and some are getting 39k.
Meh. I think I'd like to do JAG and then some gov't work in SoCal; I'm not looking for "BigLaw."ENGINEERD wrote:I can see where your coming from but I cant help but wonder if that extra 33k (the difference between the UCI and WUSTL scholarship after 3 years) would be worth paying, considering WUSTL will most likely be ranked 10 spots higher.DoctorNick189 wrote:Better location, more money, better "feel."ENGINEERD wrote:Dr. Nick, just out of curiosity, why choose Irvine over WUSTLDoctorNick189 wrote:33k. Irvine it is.
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lol, you pulled a ver.Nightrunner wrote:I withdrew the day before a three-digit scholarship offer.
Either way, I hope it goes to help someone else!
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169/3.5 (engineer) w/ 7k a year. that $37k/yr is amazing, and making me very upset at the moment.nyyankees wrote:169/3.2 and i got 9k/year. Seems like an enormous difference to me, no?caleng wrote:goodolgil wrote:Maybe they're GPA-conscious. Have any splitters been thrown money yet?
It's also kind of strange that some are getting 40k a year and some are getting 39k.
Splitter 170/3.2 (engineer), straight out of undergrad, $37k a year
Wash U just seriously turned my cycle upside down, I had already gotten pretty excited about going to GW with nearly the same amount of money.
Thanks but I have still yet to receive the email tonight so I'm guessing its not in the cards for me.. although I wonder what happens when people with offers withdraw. Maybe they'll distribute them to us who were not so lucky to get a scholly in the first place..Neil wrote:Just thought I should reiterate that I was offered $10K/year just now despite not having that line in my acceptance e-mail. And it's even called the Scholar in Law Award in my offer, so maybe it's just a mistake that the line doesn't show up in our e-mails. Either way-- don't lose hope!Stephanie13 wrote:Oh ok thanks. I don't see that in my acceptance email so I guess not.vanstone22 wrote:Stephanie13 wrote:I did not get a scholarship email just now but I also wasn't accepted till just this Tuesday. Does this mean I won't be getting an offer? I know my numbers aren't that great but even a little would be nice!
From what ive seen they let you know in acceptance email if you are being considered for the SIL offer.
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