+1Non-Chalant1 wrote:+1Kaitlyn wrote:Zabini wrote:Just thought I'd come in and post that I'm in at Columbia! First t14 acceptance and OH MY what a big one!
Congratulations, Zabini! Maybe I'll see you there.
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Yes, the seat deposit is part of Tuition and fees. I would think that you'd still need to pay the deposit. They'll just go towards to other fees outside of not tuition. If your scholarship covers everything (Tuition and fees), you'll just get a refund.yngblkgifted wrote:This may be a dumb question but I can't find the answer through "search forum." My question: is the seat deposit part of tuition? Since my letter says we require 2 "tuition" deposits before X date, I am assuming that it is. And if it is, wouldn't that mean that if you had a full=tuition scholarship at said school, you wouldn't be obligated to pay the deposits?
Lastly, if all of my assumptions are correct, how would one go about reserving a seat without paying?
Thanks in advance.
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Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
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Ok word. Thanks, you're more than likely correct because I assume they need some type of financial confirmation instead of "yeah, I'll be there." I will verify tomorrow.bk187 wrote:Seat deposits reduce your tuition by that much, yes.yngblkgifted wrote:This may be a dumb question but I can't find the answer through "search forum." My question: is the seat deposit part of tuition? Since my letter says we require 2 "tuition" deposits before X date, I am assuming that it is. And if it is, wouldn't that mean that if you had a full-tuition scholarship at said school, you wouldn't be obligated to pay the deposits?
Lastly, if all of my assumptions are correct, how would one go about reserving a seat without paying?
Thanks in advance.
I would assume for those with a full tuition scholarship that you are still required to pay the seat deposit, but then are refunded once the school year starts. I would contact the school to verify.
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miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!
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miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
Congrats
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For all my full-tuition scholarships (UVA, Berkeley, Michigan, and Texas) you dont pay the deposit. You just sign the enrollment or scholarship sheet and it counts as both your commitment to the school and acceptance of the scholarship.LLB2JD wrote:Yes, the seat deposit is part of Tuition and fees. I would think that you'd still need to pay the deposit. They'll just go towards to other fees outside of not tuition. If your scholarship covers everything (Tuition and fees), you'll just get a refund.yngblkgifted wrote:This may be a dumb question but I can't find the answer through "search forum." My question: is the seat deposit part of tuition? Since my letter says we require 2 "tuition" deposits before X date, I am assuming that it is. And if it is, wouldn't that mean that if you had a full=tuition scholarship at said school, you wouldn't be obligated to pay the deposits?
Lastly, if all of my assumptions are correct, how would one go about reserving a seat without paying?
Thanks in advance.
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tkgrrett wrote:
$42,800. That includes a $2,500 minimum student contribution from summer income.
Thanks TK
miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
Congrats!! Was it a matching scholly??
((be honest, it was the house party that sealed the deal wasn't it? lol)
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Congratulations! That's an incredible offer, very well done!miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks, that's what I needed to hear.tkgrrett wrote:For all my full-tuition scholarships (UVA, Berkeley, Michigan, and Texas) you dont pay the deposit. You just sign the enrollment or scholarship sheet and it counts as both your commitment to the school and acceptance of the scholarship.LLB2JD wrote:Yes, the seat deposit is part of Tuition and fees. I would think that you'd still need to pay the deposit. They'll just go towards to other fees outside of not tuition. If your scholarship covers everything (Tuition and fees), you'll just get a refund.yngblkgifted wrote:This may be a dumb question but I can't find the answer through "search forum." My question: is the seat deposit part of tuition? Since my letter says we require 2 "tuition" deposits before X date, I am assuming that it is. And if it is, wouldn't that mean that if you had a full=tuition scholarship at said school, you wouldn't be obligated to pay the deposits?
Lastly, if all of my assumptions are correct, how would one go about reserving a seat without paying?
Thanks in advance.
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It was a matching scholarship, plus another scholarship which gave me full tuition my 1st year (the house party was legit though)LAWLAW09 wrote:tkgrrett wrote:
$42,800. That includes a $2,500 minimum student contribution from summer income.
Thanks TK
miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
Congrats!! Was it a matching scholly??
((be honest, it was the house party that sealed the deal wasn't it? lol)
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I was an absurdly late applicant, 1/30-2/1 for most schools, 2/7 or 2/8 for Columbia (I initially wasn't going to apply, only did because they sent me a late fee waiver LOL), a bit later for Yale and Vanderbilt.GAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:When did you apply to schools?Zabini wrote:Haha, thanksGAIAtheCHEERLEADER wrote:Wow!!Zabini wrote:Just thought I'd come in and post that I'm in at Columbia! First t14 acceptance and OH MY what a big one!
I think you mean your first t6 acceptanceCongrats <3
Who else are you waiting to hear from?Only waiting on Harvard, Georgetown and UCLA
And I very much hope to meet the rest of you guys if I wind up going...still crossing my fingers and holding out hope for Harvard though

Is anyone going to the "Monday at Columbia" on the 18th or did anyone go to a previous one? I'm debating if its worth it to pick up another absence from my Research Methods class :-/
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Absurdly awesome. Congrats!!!!!miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!

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+1BlaqBella wrote:Absurdly awesome. Congrats!!!!!miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
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Congrats homie!!!miracle2011 wrote:It was a matching scholarship, plus another scholarship which gave me full tuition my 1st year (the house party was legit though)LAWLAW09 wrote:tkgrrett wrote:
$42,800. That includes a $2,500 minimum student contribution from summer income.
Thanks TK
miracle2011 wrote:Law school cycle over, Berkeley is giving me $130,000!!!!!!!!!
Congrats!! Was it a matching scholly??
((be honest, it was the house party that sealed the deal wasn't it? lol)
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Cycle done! Decision Rendered: BU Law with a FULL ride and 20K stipend per year, no stips!
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elm84dr wrote:Cycle done! Decision Rendered: BU Law with a FULL ride and 20K stipend per year, no stips!
Damn...Congrats
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Congrats to everyone that got into their dream schools and good luck to those still waiting. I'll be in Texas next year for basically free. Decision made, seat deposited. Good luck!
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Congrats!mfeller2 wrote:Congrats to everyone that got into their dream schools and good luck to those still waiting. I'll be in Texas next year for basically free. Decision made, seat deposited. Good luck!
Also, +1 to everything you said except I'll be in Charlottesville!
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Thanks! Have fun in CVille. Wish they would've accepted me. tear. lol I think I'll like Austin though.yngblkgifted wrote:Congrats!mfeller2 wrote:Congrats to everyone that got into their dream schools and good luck to those still waiting. I'll be in Texas next year for basically free. Decision made, seat deposited. Good luck!
Also, +1 to everything you said except I'll be in Charlottesville!

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From what I've heard, Austin is an amazing city. I think it may be even more amazing if you are there to attend a t14 law school basically for free!mfeller2 wrote:Thanks! Have fun in CVille. Wish they would've accepted me. tear. lol I think I'll like Austin though.yngblkgifted wrote:Congrats!mfeller2 wrote:Congrats to everyone that got into their dream schools and good luck to those still waiting. I'll be in Texas next year for basically free. Decision made, seat deposited. Good luck!
Also, +1 to everything you said except I'll be in Charlottesville!

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Am I the only one left who hasn't deposited somewhere?
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Nope. Me. When are you doing it?Non-Chalant1 wrote:Am I the only one left who hasn't deposited somewhere?
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Right here, brah. You know what I'm waiting for though.Non-Chalant1 wrote:Am I the only one left who hasn't deposited somewhere?
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