Lewis and Clark Visit Day
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 12:47 pm
Who's all going? What hotel are you guys choosing to stay at (Hotel Fifty, Hotel Modera, Paramount Hotel)?
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How much is your ticket going to cost you?charliep wrote:i think i'll go, but the plane ticket, even with the stipend, is soooo expensive
around $600rahrah wrote:How much is your ticket going to cost you?charliep wrote:i think i'll go, but the plane ticket, even with the stipend, is soooo expensive
Wow. Yeah, mine's around $430. I'm trying to not even think about hotel costs. Where are you flying from?charliep wrote:around $600rahrah wrote:How much is your ticket going to cost you?charliep wrote:i think i'll go, but the plane ticket, even with the stipend, is soooo expensive
Definitely going. Flight booked from Norcal ($250 r/t on Southwest) and two nights at Hotel Modera ($109/night with voucher). Really excited to see the city and campus.llachans wrote:Who's all going? What hotel are you guys choosing to stay at (Hotel Fifty, Hotel Modera, Paramount Hotel)?
$400. I forget when I got the notice about it, but I'm pretty sure it came with the preview info.patpa wrote:Wait. There's a Stipend? I only saw that I was invited to the preview.
I called and they said "of course!"KibblesnBitts wrote:Hopefully Modera has a concierge service where I can drop off my one piece of luggage between checkout and returning from the Visit Day.
bumpllachans wrote:The stipend isn't conditional on enrolling, is it?
The stipend was only offered to some people. If you were offered one it was on a piece of paper included in the admissions packet.patpa wrote:Wait. There's a Stipend? I only saw that I was invited to the preview.
At that point, how about people should get together and split one of the hotel rooms. $109/night divided by 3? Not that much more than a hostel.charliep wrote:anyone considering staying in a hostel to save some monies
trueKibblesnBitts wrote:At that point, how about people should get together and split one of the hotel rooms. $109/night divided by 3? Not that much more than a hostel.charliep wrote:anyone considering staying in a hostel to save some monies
It's discussed in this: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8&t=177032charliep wrote:anyone familiar with the typical cycle of flight prices? a few weeks ago a ticket cost $460, but since then i have not seen it below $650. should i wait it out, or is this as low as it's likely to get?
i use kayak. i was mostly wondering if the prices would continually rise or if there would possibly be a slight fall, but the general internet consensus seems to be they will continue to rise. basically, i made a $200 mistakellachans wrote:It's discussed in this: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8&t=177032charliep wrote:anyone familiar with the typical cycle of flight prices? a few weeks ago a ticket cost $460, but since then i have not seen it below $650. should i wait it out, or is this as low as it's likely to get?
I was referring to the buying them at the beginning of the week discussion. It'll save you at least some money.charliep wrote:i use kayak. i was mostly wondering if the prices would continually rise or if there would possibly be a slight fall, but the general internet consensus seems to be they will continue to rise. basically, i made a $200 mistakellachans wrote:It's discussed in this: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 8&t=177032charliep wrote:anyone familiar with the typical cycle of flight prices? a few weeks ago a ticket cost $460, but since then i have not seen it below $650. should i wait it out, or is this as low as it's likely to get?