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Do you have undergrad debt?
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Wait why not?Ferrisjso wrote:No.Shakawkaw wrote:Dorming at Dozo is an objectively bad decision (if your goal is to minimize costs). The cost of the dorms are twice as much as you'd pay otherwise, and you aren't provided housing for breaks.
ETA: Is COA including housing expenses?
I'm finding it so hard to get accurate numbers for you.
COA = cost of attendance, meaning ALL of your expenses for 3 years minus scholarship.
Are you including housing in your UConn 140-200 total?
I just want to compare apples to apples here.
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If your "COA" isn't including COL - you shouldn't go this year. That's prohibitively expensive.
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Sometime late in my 1l year i think. They apparently help the out of stare kids get it and its just a formality but i dont want to be rolling dice with 60k. Also the most interest will be on the most expensive year.This was part of my argument asking for scholly increase i thought it made enough sense.Rigo wrote:When will you be able to determine if you're getting in-state or not at UConn?
It's not even worth considering if closer to the $200k.
No to UG debt and i dont counr COL for Cardozo besides potential 1L dorms cause I wouldnt be taking out loans and my parents would cover most if not all of that. Yes I am including housing in UCONN. This is the only thing im somewhat optimistic about as posters on the UCONN thread had mentioned that COL could be signifigantly cheaper than the 509 and my frugal lifestyle maybe could save some more.
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He has to be including housing for UConn since tuition, no scholarship, out of state, is 180k (not including interest).. Assuming in-state for 2L & 3L, it should be closer to 120k (again, that's w/no scholly).... unless he has no scholarship?Rigo wrote:Wait why not?Ferrisjso wrote:No.Shakawkaw wrote:Dorming at Dozo is an objectively bad decision (if your goal is to minimize costs). The cost of the dorms are twice as much as you'd pay otherwise, and you aren't provided housing for breaks.
ETA: Is COA including housing expenses?
I'm finding it so hard to get accurate numbers for you.
COA = cost of attendance, meaning ALL of your expenses for 3 years minus scholarship.
Are you including housing in your UConn 140-200 total?
I just want to compare apples to apples here.
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Have about 15k a year from UCONN. With instate for 2L,3L it was like in the high 120s low 130s(the reason im confused is inwas doing this math when they were switching the 509s) so i rounded to 140.snw2367 wrote:He has to be including housing for UConn since tuition, no scholarship, out of state, is 180k (not including interest).. Assuming in-state for 2L & 3L, it should be closer to 120k (again, that's w/no scholly).... unless he has no scholarship?Rigo wrote:Wait why not?Ferrisjso wrote:No.Shakawkaw wrote:Dorming at Dozo is an objectively bad decision (if your goal is to minimize costs). The cost of the dorms are twice as much as you'd pay otherwise, and you aren't provided housing for breaks.
ETA: Is COA including housing expenses?
I'm finding it so hard to get accurate numbers for you.
COA = cost of attendance, meaning ALL of your expenses for 3 years minus scholarship.
Are you including housing in your UConn 140-200 total?
I just want to compare apples to apples here.
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Can you clarify the bolded? What do you mean you wouldn't be taking out loans if you went to Dozo?Ferrisjso wrote:Sometime late in my 1l year i think. They apparently help the out of stare kids get it and its just a formality but i dont want to be rolling dice with 60k. Also the most interest will be on the most expensive year.This was part of my argument asking for scholly increase i thought it made enough sense.Rigo wrote:When will you be able to determine if you're getting in-state or not at UConn?
It's not even worth considering if closer to the $200k.
No to UG debt and i dont counr COL for Cardozo besides potential 1L dorms cause I wouldnt be taking out loans and my parents would cover most if not all of that. Yes I am including housing in UCONN. This is the only thing im somewhat optimistic about as posters on the UCONN thread had mentioned that COL could be signifigantly cheaper than the 509 and my frugal lifestyle maybe could save some more.
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Wouldnt be taking out loans for COL. The total ive been sharing is just tuition. For UCONN i put both.Nebby wrote:Can you clarify the bolded? What do you mean you wouldn't be taking out loans if you went to Dozo?Ferrisjso wrote:Sometime late in my 1l year i think. They apparently help the out of stare kids get it and its just a formality but i dont want to be rolling dice with 60k. Also the most interest will be on the most expensive year.This was part of my argument asking for scholly increase i thought it made enough sense.Rigo wrote:When will you be able to determine if you're getting in-state or not at UConn?
It's not even worth considering if closer to the $200k.
No to UG debt and i dont counr COL for Cardozo besides potential 1L dorms cause I wouldnt be taking out loans and my parents would cover most if not all of that. Yes I am including housing in UCONN. This is the only thing im somewhat optimistic about as posters on the UCONN thread had mentioned that COL could be signifigantly cheaper than the 509 and my frugal lifestyle maybe could save some more.
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Ferris, that's a ridiculous amount of money regardless of how frugally you can live. Especially the area near Dozo, which is probably one of the most expensive places in NYC.Ferrisjso wrote:Wouldnt be taking out loans for COL. The total ive been sharing is just tuition. For UCONN i put both.Nebby wrote:Can you clarify the bolded? What do you mean you wouldn't be taking out loans if you went to Dozo?Ferrisjso wrote:Sometime late in my 1l year i think. They apparently help the out of stare kids get it and its just a formality but i dont want to be rolling dice with 60k. Also the most interest will be on the most expensive year.This was part of my argument asking for scholly increase i thought it made enough sense.Rigo wrote:When will you be able to determine if you're getting in-state or not at UConn?
It's not even worth considering if closer to the $200k.
No to UG debt and i dont counr COL for Cardozo besides potential 1L dorms cause I wouldnt be taking out loans and my parents would cover most if not all of that. Yes I am including housing in UCONN. This is the only thing im somewhat optimistic about as posters on the UCONN thread had mentioned that COL could be signifigantly cheaper than the 509 and my frugal lifestyle maybe could save some more.
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Wait, so your parents are only covering housing at Cardozo, but not anywhere else?
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My parents enticed me back home once by paying my rent. This kind of thing happens.cavalier1138 wrote:Wait, so your parents are only covering housing at Cardozo, but not anywhere else?
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Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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The motion that was seconded was that you just leave this website. Stop this thread and stop giving advice in any other threads. We will stop pestering you if you just leave.Ferrisjso wrote:If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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What about dropping the plan to go to UCONN?Ferrisjso wrote: If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.
I've decided that the best way to address this is like an intervention, so let's try that route. Small promises lead to big changes.
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A seconded motion just leads to a vote. It is not in and of itself dispositive.grades?? wrote:The motion that was seconded was that you just leave this website. Stop this thread and stop giving advice in any other threads. We will stop pestering you if you just leave.Ferrisjso wrote:If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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Can we vote? I vote in favor of the motion.shadowfax wrote:A seconded motion just leads to a vote. It is not in and of itself dispositive.grades?? wrote:The motion that was seconded was that you just leave this website. Stop this thread and stop giving advice in any other threads. We will stop pestering you if you just leave.Ferrisjso wrote:If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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Poll?shadowfax wrote:A seconded motion just leads to a vote. It is not in and of itself dispositive.grades?? wrote:The motion that was seconded was that you just leave this website. Stop this thread and stop giving advice in any other threads. We will stop pestering you if you just leave.Ferrisjso wrote:If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
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a poll on ferris' thread to ban ferris.Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Poll?shadowfax wrote:A seconded motion just leads to a vote. It is not in and of itself dispositive.grades?? wrote:The motion that was seconded was that you just leave this website. Stop this thread and stop giving advice in any other threads. We will stop pestering you if you just leave.Ferrisjso wrote:If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
fwiw, I vote against banning him, but would like some tag on all his terrible advice posts so 0Ls coming here for the first time will get a heads up.
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I don't think ragging on Ferris does much at this point.
It sounds like whatever UConn said in their negotiation e-mail has demoralized him, possibly to the point of not attending either UConn or law school in general.
I think this would be the perfect time for you Ferris to kind of step back and evaluate everything. You mentioned you don't want to live in small town VA unless you're attending law school because you can't afford it. But you have said you can live frugally, so I don't see the issue here. Like Rigo said, you can get paid political work there right now, and since you lean towards the left, there's probably a huge need for people like you in rural VA. I would just caution you that if you feel like you can't work a non-legal/non-political job, you should really think about that and your priorities. Work is almost always going to suck at times regardless of your field, it's just how it is.
Might be best if you follow Cav's advice and start going to therapy. I don't think you can make a healthy decision until you work through your anxiety and other issues.
It sounds like whatever UConn said in their negotiation e-mail has demoralized him, possibly to the point of not attending either UConn or law school in general.
I think this would be the perfect time for you Ferris to kind of step back and evaluate everything. You mentioned you don't want to live in small town VA unless you're attending law school because you can't afford it. But you have said you can live frugally, so I don't see the issue here. Like Rigo said, you can get paid political work there right now, and since you lean towards the left, there's probably a huge need for people like you in rural VA. I would just caution you that if you feel like you can't work a non-legal/non-political job, you should really think about that and your priorities. Work is almost always going to suck at times regardless of your field, it's just how it is.
Might be best if you follow Cav's advice and start going to therapy. I don't think you can make a healthy decision until you work through your anxiety and other issues.
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Re: UCONN v Cardozo(Ferrisjso's decision)
fwiw, I started going to therapy recently. you should definitely consider it Ferris.
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Against the odds that this is real.
If possible speak to Dean DeMeola at UConn Law about your concerns. I don't think there is a nicer person on the planet.
If possible speak to Dean DeMeola at UConn Law about your concerns. I don't think there is a nicer person on the planet.
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It is. He was on the UConn forum long before this started up.shadowfax wrote:Against the odds that this is real.
If possible speak to Dean DeMeola at UConn Law about your concerns. I don't think there is a nicer person on the planet.
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The condescension is unbelievable. The whole reason i started giving advice because alot of what the consensus was advising was advice that wasn't right for them. My voice is needed to on here to counter all the elitism. I'm not taking any of your Model UN talk seriously you're a joke, my goal with giving advice is to let people understand the bubble some of the posters here are in, and to actually answer questions rather than asking for stats irrelevant to the question so you could tell people to retake. That said If I stop posting on the thread it goes without saying I won't be spending much time if any on here, but it just irritates me you're so eager to get rid of someone who doesn't agree with the elitist "consensus".guybourdin wrote:a poll on ferris' thread to ban ferris.Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Poll?shadowfax wrote:A seconded motion just leads to a vote. It is not in and of itself dispositive.grades?? wrote:The motion that was seconded was that you just leave this website. Stop this thread and stop giving advice in any other threads. We will stop pestering you if you just leave.Ferrisjso wrote:If everyone wants im willing to just drop thread.jjcorvino wrote:A lot of repeated arguments. It is so long because every time there is a consensus a new fact/issue pops up.star fox wrote:Why is this thread 17 pages? Is it worth reading or is it just Ferrisjo needing (and receiving) attention?
fwiw, I vote against banning him, but would like some tag on all his terrible advice posts so 0Ls coming here for the first time will get a heads up.
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