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Can you or someone go ahead and post more about an ED WUSTL scholarship? This is not something I've ever seen on TLS.acr wrote:BU, GWU, NU (50K), and WUSTL all offer early decision scholarships. I am a recipient of one of these scholarships, feel free to PM me if you would like more information.
Tiago Splitter wrote:Can you or someone go ahead and post more about an ED WUSTL scholarship? This is not something I've ever seen on TLS.
I believe this cycle (2014-15) was the first year this was offered. citation neededWashington University Law wrote:Early Decision Program
Our binding Early Decision program is designed for candidates who have researched law schools carefully and are certain that Washington University School of Law is their first choice of schools. If you are admitted through the Binding Early Decision Program you will be awarded a full tuition scholarship for 3 years.
Went ahead and fixed this oneWashington University Law wrote:If you a 166+ on the LSAT you will be awarded a full tuition scholarship for 3 years.
I'm assuming this is a joke but...... is it? Like do they have a tendency to award lots of money to high scorers even if you are not ED?BigZuck wrote:Went ahead and fixed this oneWashington University Law wrote:If you a 166+ on the LSAT you will be awarded a full tuition scholarship for 3 years.
Yes, if you're in the upper 160's on the LSAT and have a decent GPA you're almost guaranteed a full ride or something close to it in the neighborhood of $100K+. The school has a lot of money and isn't afraid to use it, especially to protect their LSAT median.texasellewoods wrote:I'm assuming this is a joke but...... is it? Like do they have a tendency to award lots of money to high scorers even if you are not ED?BigZuck wrote:Went ahead and fixed this oneWashington University Law wrote:If you a 166+ on the LSAT you will be awarded a full tuition scholarship for 3 years.
I don't know how things at WUSTL have changed in the last two cycles but my cycle they had no shame (which was a good thing of course)texasellewoods wrote:I'm assuming this is a joke but...... is it? Like do they have a tendency to award lots of money to high scorers even if you are not ED?BigZuck wrote:Went ahead and fixed this oneWashington University Law wrote:If you a 166+ on the LSAT you will be awarded a full tuition scholarship for 3 years.
166= full ride. No questions asked. 3.0 GPA? Not a problem. (Almost no law schools care about softs anyway)texasellewoods wrote:BigZuck wrote: I don't know how things at WUSTL have changed in the last two cycles but my cycle they had no shame (which was a good thing of course)[/quote
Are we talking half and full rides even with average softs?
Thats great news haha I had no idea they had so many scholarships. Do you know of any other top schools that are as generous with their money??BigZuck wrote:166= full ride. No questions asked. 3.0 GPA? Not a problem. (Almost no law schools care about softs anyway)texasellewoods wrote:BigZuck wrote: I don't know how things at WUSTL have changed in the last two cycles but my cycle they had no shame (which was a good thing of course)[/quote
Are we talking half and full rides even with average softs?
But they have the ED scholarship now and stuff so maybe it's different.