+1kk19131 wrote:I love that the Northwestern app won't let me choose "0" as my number of years of work experience.
I got the email though. Where's my UPenn T_T
+1kk19131 wrote:I love that the Northwestern app won't let me choose "0" as my number of years of work experience.
Elaborate plz. tyiatkgrrett wrote:Northwestern might have the best location of any law school.
Your numbers are pretty similar to mine (162/3.99), and I feel the same way. Hey, for $12 why not? Are you going to try to do an interview though? I kinda just want to submit and see what happens, but it seems like interviews are pretty impt :-/queenlizzie13 wrote:I just got Northwestern today as well.
161/3.88.
Wasn't going to apply - but maybe now I'll shoot an app over.
Its in downtown chicago, about a block or two from Michigan ave. Easy access to the navy pier, a plethora of restaurants and shopping, near lake Michigan, Museum of contemporary art nearby. A couple of nice downtown grocery stores. Really nice, but expensive, housing options. Just really, really nice. The only school that might rival its location is maybe NYU(although I think Chicago as a city is much better than NYC) or UCLA depending on what you are looking for.thecilent wrote:Elaborate plz. tyiatkgrrett wrote:Northwestern might have the best location of any law school.
Pepperdine?tkgrrett wrote:Its in downtown chicago, about a block or two from Michigan ave. Easy access to the navy pier, a plethora of restaurants and shopping, near lake Michigan, Museum of contemporary art nearby. A couple of nice downtown grocery stores. Really nice, but expensive, housing options. Just really, really nice. The only school that might rival its location is maybe NYU(although I think Chicago as a city is much better than NYC) or UCLA depending on what you are looking for.thecilent wrote:Elaborate plz. tyiatkgrrett wrote:Northwestern might have the best location of any law school.
pepperdine is probably prettiest... idk much about malibu as a city/town thoughSentry wrote:Pepperdine?tkgrrett wrote:Its in downtown chicago, about a block or two from Michigan ave. Easy access to the navy pier, a plethora of restaurants and shopping, near lake Michigan, Museum of contemporary art nearby. A couple of nice downtown grocery stores. Really nice, but expensive, housing options. Just really, really nice. The only school that might rival its location is maybe NYU(although I think Chicago as a city is much better than NYC) or UCLA depending on what you are looking for.thecilent wrote:Elaborate plz. tyiatkgrrett wrote:Northwestern might have the best location of any law school.
Eh, I think Pepperdine is much more impressive as a visitor than as a student. I stopped by over the summer and, while the view was obviously incredible, it felt kinda isolated and disjointed- and climbing up those hills wasn't my idea of a good time. Also, it's a dry campus. Needless to say, I'm not sure if it's the ideal place to live for three years.Sentry wrote:Pepperdine?tkgrrett wrote:Its in downtown chicago, about a block or two from Michigan ave. Easy access to the navy pier, a plethora of restaurants and shopping, near lake Michigan, Museum of contemporary art nearby. A couple of nice downtown grocery stores. Really nice, but expensive, housing options. Just really, really nice. The only school that might rival its location is maybe NYU(although I think Chicago as a city is much better than NYC) or UCLA depending on what you are looking for.thecilent wrote:Elaborate plz. tyiatkgrrett wrote:Northwestern might have the best location of any law school.
NYU and Penn via snail mail as well; NU via email. Good day today.Spykuh wrote:nyu and upenn via snail mail
The Real Jack McCoy wrote:NYU and Penn via snail mail as well; NU via email. Good day today.Spykuh wrote:nyu and upenn via snail mail
Michigan via snail mail on Friday.
I was one of the ones who had to do the forum trick/update to 2011, so it looks like most schools have found me. Chicago/Columbia still absent out of the t12 schools who do merit fee waivers. I'm suspicious that Chicago might have an international filter. Any internationals get a Chicago waiver?
There will be new CRS searches after the October test.Dirk Lang wrote:Quite sure the answer is somewhere in this thread, but it's 63 pages.
So for those of us taking the LSAT in October, what happens with Fee Waivers. Does a flood come in the day scores are reported, or do you pretty much have to request from each school to which you will apply?
Seeee Haydee! I told you you'd get one <3haydee wrote:Just got home from work to find envelopes from...
UPenn
NYU
and... finally, finally! Michigan!! Including a very nice little handwritten note from Dean Zearfoss saying they love getting students from my undergrad. I'm so excited I'm starting my "Why Michigan?" essay right now....
= Accidentally checked URM box on LSAC (there's no way Columbia would toss a fee waiver otherwise)jt1341 wrote:So i got one from NorthWestern today as well (4.0 160).
I have also gotten them from Duke, Michigan, Columbia, UT, and UCLA.
Why am i getting all of these? My numbers would never get me into Columbia no matter what my softs are.... Right?
I most definitely didnt check the URM box. I am one to ALWAYS decline to respond (im white) lolgatorlion wrote:= Accidentally checked URM box on LSAC (there's no way Columbia would toss a fee waiver otherwise)jt1341 wrote:So i got one from NorthWestern today as well (4.0 160).
I have also gotten them from Duke, Michigan, Columbia, UT, and UCLA.
Why am i getting all of these? My numbers would never get me into Columbia no matter what my softs are.... Right?