is it a waste to ED at GULC? 3.60 169 Forum

[romcomromcom]

looking at the georgetown app it seems as though you have to choose right away whether early or regular decision without the ability to change your mind.

wondering if this is the best use of an ED with my numbers (3.60 and 169), thinking that it's probably the highest-ranked with even a shot if i ED. is it probably not worth it and i should just hold out for something a little lower to ED (or even not be bound at all)?

the idea of being bound to a school gets to me a little, too, but i know DC would be a great place since i'm interested in international. but i also don't know if it would give me the opportunity to get back to CA if that's what i decide i want.
just looking for some advice...

[005618502]

Thats your best bet, i dont think you are in without an ED. You can ED, and if denied or sent to regualr admission you can ED somewhere else.

The bein comitted thing is up to you, but it is the best shot you have. Maybe Ed to UCLA if you want Cali, you have a shot there

[lawschoollll]

In at Cornell

[005618502]

yea stuck in a not so great town (being nice), and probably not getting back to cali

[lawschoollll]

yea stuck in a not so great town (being nice), and probably not getting back to cali

lol at GULC having national reach

[romcomromcom]

in at cornell RD you think?

GULC has pretty good job prospects, right? especially in the region

[bk1]

in at cornell RD you think?

GULC has pretty good job prospects, right? especially in the region

What do you mean by good prospects? Better than pretty much every other law school outside of the T14?

[005618502]

He saying it wont lead back to cali, which is probably true. But it will do well in DC

[romcomromcom]

oh yeah of course. well, thanks for the advice!

i'm thinking that's the highest up an ED would even help me though. would you guys agree?

[lawschoollll]

in at cornell RD you think?

GULC has pretty good job prospects, right? especially in the region

No non-HYS law school has "pretty good job prospects" ITE. Man you have to do some research about this process before you go gallavanting off to your cushy "International Law" gig in Vienna.

[beachbum]

He saying it wont lead back to cali, which is probably true. But it will do well in DC

Yup. On the other hand, you'd probably be in RD at both UCLA and USC, if Cali is what you're shooting for.

[beachbum]

oh yeah of course. well, thanks for the advice!

i'm thinking that's the highest up an ED would even help me though. would you guys agree?

No. If I was in your shoes, I would ED to Michigan right away, as they tend to have pretty decent placement in California. Then I would RD at a handful of schools 10-20, including UCLA and USC.

[romcomromcom]

in at cornell RD you think?

GULC has pretty good job prospects, right? especially in the region

No non-HYS law school has "pretty good job prospects" ITE. Man you have to do some research about this process before you go gallavanting off to your cushy "International Law" gig in Vienna.

oh man i'm a long-time reader, so i know about the whole international thing on here. just trying to give more info... i get it though haha so thanks

[D. H2Oman]

You're not going to get into GULC even with ED

I wouldn't use it at all with your numbers....but if you really want to UCLA or (especially) Michigan are better choices imo

[romcomromcom]

oh yeah of course. well, thanks for the advice!

i'm thinking that's the highest up an ED would even help me though. would you guys agree?

No. If I was in your shoes, I would ED to Michigan right away, as they tend to have pretty decent placement in California. Then I would RD at a handful of schools 10-20, including UCLA and USC.

i'm definitely applying to UCLA, but the thing is that i've always been in CA, so i'm looking to get out. it just seems like where i would most likely want to end up, but that's still very open.
ED to michigan, huh? ok thanks for the help!