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Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:21 pm
by sharpnsmooth
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Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:24 pm
by 09042014
sharpnsmooth wrote:A lower ranked school sent me a fee waiver today, and my girlfriend who has been very active in the app process decided it was cool if she played with my phone, and sent an e-mail back to them saying "not interested, thanks." obviously, this is unprofessional. i've apologized to the law school, but what are their relationships with one another? can this hurt my chances at other schools?
When I got into Northwestern via Early Decision, both UChicago and Harvard knew about it. Indiana did not.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:30 pm
by sharpnsmooth
is your pt similarly ranked schools keep tabs?
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:35 pm
by sarahh
ED is a different boat. I doubt they will notify other schools. And regarding conduct toward the school, just saying you are interested is not really a big deal.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:35 pm
by whymeohgodno
I hope your gf is hot. Or a really good cook.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:35 pm
by 2014
Break up imo
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:44 pm
by sharpnsmooth
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Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:50 pm
by vanwinkle
sharpnsmooth wrote:A lower ranked school sent me a fee waiver today, and my girlfriend who has been very active in the app process decided it was cool if she played with my phone, and sent an e-mail back to them saying "not interested, thanks." obviously, this is unprofessional. i've apologized to the law school, but what are their relationships with one another? can this hurt my chances at other schools?
Apology to the law school is sufficient (and make sure they still give you the fee waiver!). Also, your girlfriend needs to become your ex-girlfriend, ASAP.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:51 pm
by TT09
Yeah, I've wondered now for a bit, do other schools know to the schools you're applying to? I'm sure I'm beating a dead horse with that one.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:55 pm
by sharpnsmooth
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Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:56 pm
by beachbum
So your girlfriend a) went through your e-mail, b) saw a fee waiver she deemed "unworthy," and c) took the liberty to respond on your behalf. Dude, you gotta know when to bail.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:58 pm
by Fred_McGriff
beachbum wrote:So your girlfriend a) went through your e-mail, b) saw a fee waiver she deemed "unworthy," and c) took the liberty to respond on your behalf. Dude, you gotta know when to bail.
Seriously. Sounds like she is driving the bus, and doesn't mind fucking you over. Bad combo.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 7:59 pm
by sharpnsmooth
beachbum wrote:So your girlfriend a) went through your e-mail, b) saw a fee waiver she deemed "unworthy," and c) took the liberty to respond on your behalf. Dude, you gotta know when to bail.
yeah, it's weird. i'm a trusting guy with people, and not very private so i don't care. i just care about the response, but i'll take care of it. i'd prefer not to talk about my relationships in a public forum or any forum for that matter.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:12 pm
by sarahh
Okay, "not interested, thanks" is more obnoxious than "I appreciate your generous fee-waiver offer, but I am not planning to apply to your fine institution", but I still don't think they will notify other schools. However, as Vanwinkle suggested, it does not hurt to send an apology to the school.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:14 pm
by sophia.olive
Well, this is what you do. You engage is some kind of intercourse and towards the end you say, "meh, not interested thanks." Exit. (make sure you do this at her place.)
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:15 pm
by Hannibal
sharpnsmooth wrote:also on topic, how do u amend for calling a law school by the wrong name in an e-mail?
Haha, I did this TWICE. Chicago didn't notice that I called them Columbia, Cornell may or may not have noticed that I called them "XXX" in the fee waiver request. They may have just deleted it. Regardless, I sent them an apology.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:18 pm
by 094320
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Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:18 pm
by sophia.olive
Hannibal wrote:sharpnsmooth wrote:also on topic, how do u amend for calling a law school by the wrong name in an e-mail?
Haha, I did this TWICE. Chicago didn't notice that I called them Columbia, Cornell may or may not have noticed that I called them "XXX" in the fee waiver request. They may have just deleted it. Regardless, I sent them an apology.
Chicago gave you a free waiver?
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:20 pm
by Hannibal
sophia.olive wrote:Hannibal wrote:sharpnsmooth wrote:also on topic, how do u amend for calling a law school by the wrong name in an e-mail?
Haha, I did this TWICE. Chicago didn't notice that I called them Columbia, Cornell may or may not have noticed that I called them "XXX" in the fee waiver request. They may have just deleted it. Regardless, I sent them an apology.
Chicago gave you a free waiver?
I don't know yet, haven't checked for a hidden. But they replied with a form CRS email.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:21 pm
by sharpnsmooth
i was made for hot weather personally. unfortunately, the list of elite or relatively good bets at 6 figures outta law school law schools in such climates is rare.....outside of Berkley, I think UVA is the hottest t-14.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 8:22 pm
by beachbum
sharpnsmooth wrote:i was made for hot weather personally. unfortunately, the list of elite or relatively good bets at 6 figures outta law school law schools in such climates is rare.....outside of Berkley, I think UVA is the hottest t-14.
Stanford. Duke. UCLA, USC, and Vandy aren't far behind.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:47 pm
by kkfish
The girl on your profile picture is hot though.. No offence.
whymeohgodno wrote:I hope your gf is hot. Or a really good cook.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:59 pm
by DoubleChecks
beachbum wrote:sharpnsmooth wrote:i was made for hot weather personally. unfortunately, the list of elite or relatively good bets at 6 figures outta law school law schools in such climates is rare.....outside of Berkley, I think UVA is the hottest t-14.
Stanford. Duke.
UCLA, USC, and Vandy aren't far behind.
um, you mention these that "aren't far behind" and have hot weather...but fail to mention UT? lol
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 10:17 pm
by beachbum
DoubleChecks wrote:beachbum wrote:sharpnsmooth wrote:i was made for hot weather personally. unfortunately, the list of elite or relatively good bets at 6 figures outta law school law schools in such climates is rare.....outside of Berkley, I think UVA is the hottest t-14.
Stanford. Duke.
UCLA, USC, and Vandy aren't far behind.
um, you mention these that "aren't far behind" and have hot weather...but fail to mention UT? lol
you'd think I wouldn't forget about a school that I applied to only a few days ago... but you'd be wrong. Whoops.
Re: Law Schools Relationships With One Another
Posted: Wed Nov 03, 2010 12:56 am
by r6_philly
beachbum wrote:DoubleChecks wrote:beachbum wrote:sharpnsmooth wrote:i was made for hot weather personally. unfortunately, the list of elite or relatively good bets at 6 figures outta law school law schools in such climates is rare.....outside of Berkley, I think UVA is the hottest t-14.
Stanford. Duke.
UCLA, USC, and Vandy aren't far behind.
um, you mention these that "aren't far behind" and have hot weather...but fail to mention UT? lol
you'd think I wouldn't forget about a school that I applied to only a few days ago... but you'd be wrong. Whoops.
Maybe you should forgot you apply to it too
