Chicago vs NYU vs Berkeley vs WUSTL full ride Forum

[Mr. Matlock]

I'm sticking with my original Golden Gate suggestion. Good luck OP!

[09042014]

I'm not saying this thread is one of them, but anyone else notice the massive amount of unrealistic people asking for chancing this week? Like the one person who with a 3.6 and a 161, and 165 non urm want to know if they have a shot at columbia?

Lots of LSAT score related noobs.

[witorres89]

150 000 x (1.08^10) = 323 838.75 to go to a school at sticker over a full ride you must expect to earn this much more over a ten year period for it to be truly worth the investment

Thats easily made up if you get biglaw vs. small town da office.

[djgoldbe]

lol OP you should have just lied and said it was real. Look at this mess you've gotten yourself into.

[98234872348]

Wash U TTTCR.

Considering unemployment with no debt is much more manageable than unemployment with mind boggling, soul crushing debt.

[motiontodismiss]

150 000 x (1.08^10) = 323 838.75 to go to a school at sticker over a full ride you must expect to earn this much more over a ten year period for it to be truly worth the investment

It doesn't work that way, since one would be making payments and amortizing the loan during those 10 years. Pay biweekly and pay even less interest. Compound interest works in weird ways like that.

http://www.hsh.com/cgi-bin/flap.cgi?pri ... 1=0&ppno=0

[Tautology]

NYU, Chicago is TTT.

[sundance95]

. Pay biweekly and pay even less interest.

A good, simple tip that I had never considered. (I'm dead serious.) How much would that save for, say 100 Gs of debt over 10 years at 10%, for simplicity's sake?

[olanderp]

Chicago

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[MrKappus]

NYU, Chicago is TTT.

Shameless trolling for a lesser-ranked school, if ever I saw it.

[motiontodismiss]

. Pay biweekly and pay even less interest.

A good, simple tip that I had never considered. (I'm dead serious.) How much would that save for, say 100 Gs of debt over 10 years at 10%, for simplicity's sake?

About $7k. http://www.hsh.com/cgi-bin/flap.cgi?pri ... 1=0&ppno=0

Pretty damn big chunk of change if you ask me.

[CG614]

. Pay biweekly and pay even less interest.

A good, simple tip that I had never considered. (I'm dead serious.) How much would that save for, say 100 Gs of debt over 10 years at 10%, for simplicity's sake?

Actually, it depends if the interest is compounded daily or monthly. If monthly, it doesn't matter as much.