Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW? Forum
- jfb
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Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
As I think everyone on here knows, GW offers ED admits a full ride. Assuming that you would be happy going to school and working for a while in DC, do any current students or grads with t-14 numbers regret not EDing to GW and taking sticker or a lesser scholarship at a better ranked school?
Or do any current GW ED students wish that they would have taken the debt and gone to a t-14?
Or do any current GW ED students wish that they would have taken the debt and gone to a t-14?
- The Gentleman
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
This is a great question, I would love to hear some responses as well.
- MysticalWheel
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
I definitely don't regret not EDing to GW; in the long run, paying sticker (or close to sticker) at the top 6 is just worth more to me than a full ride anywhere else.
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- Bildungsroman
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
I'm pretty sure OP was looking for stories from current students or grads of the T14 or GW EDers from years past, not people who are currently applying to law school.MysticalWheel wrote:I definitely don't regret not EDing to GW; in the long run, paying sticker (or close to sticker) at the top 6 is just worth more to me than a full ride anywhere else.
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- MysticalWheel
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
I'm really from the future, you know.Bildungsroman wrote:I'm pretty sure OP was looking for stories from current students or grads of the T14 or GW EDers from years past, not people who are currently applying to law school.MysticalWheel wrote:I definitely don't regret not EDing to GW; in the long run, paying sticker (or close to sticker) at the top 6 is just worth more to me than a full ride anywhere else.
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- IAFG
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
as a 1L, i am afraid enough of OCI. being at a regional school in DC of all places would scare the shit out of me. 1) DC is the most selective market 2) GULC is right down the street 3) UVA students have their sights on DC too 4) HYSCCN students often also want DC, with visions of appellate lit dancing in their heads. that doesn't leave a whole lot for GW students.
- gwuorbust
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
oh come on, the legal market but its not that bad. everyone going to GW isn't unemployed. plus, if I had to choose between unemployed w/ 250k debt v. unemployed and free... AMERICA IS THE LAND OF THE FREE!!!!!IAFG wrote:as a 1L, i am afraid enough of OCI. being at a regional school in DC of all places would scare the shit out of me. 1) DC is the most selective market 2) GULC is right down the street 3) UVA students have their sights on DC too 4) HYSCCN students often also want DC, with visions of appellate lit dancing in their heads. that doesn't leave a whole lot for GW students.
- jfb
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
Yes, I was hoping for input from current students or grads, even though MW is from the future.Bildungsroman wrote:I'm pretty sure OP was looking for stories from current students or grads of the T14 or GW EDers from years past, not people who are currently applying to law school.MysticalWheel wrote:I definitely don't regret not EDing to GW; in the long run, paying sticker (or close to sticker) at the top 6 is just worth more to me than a full ride anywhere else.
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
how would you rate placement in D.C.? Would it be the T13, then GULC, and then GW or is a GULC degree better in D.C. than some of the other T13 schools (and if so, which ones) ...of course assuming all things being equal (grades, class rank, etc.)IAFG wrote:as a 1L, i am afraid enough of OCI. being at a regional school in DC of all places would scare the shit out of me. 1) DC is the most selective market 2) GULC is right down the street 3) UVA students have their sights on DC too 4) HYSCCN students often also want DC, with visions of appellate lit dancing in their heads. that doesn't leave a whole lot for GW students.
- IAFG
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
for DC it doesn't make sense to do an "all other things equal" comparison, IMO. it's a grades-whoring market. if you want to DC, absolutely slaughter law school. it's the only way.MissLucky wrote:how would you rate placement in D.C.? Would it be the T13, then GULC, and then GW or is a GULC degree better in D.C. than some of the other T13 schools (and if so, which ones) ...of course assuming all things being equal (grades, class rank, etc.)IAFG wrote:as a 1L, i am afraid enough of OCI. being at a regional school in DC of all places would scare the shit out of me. 1) DC is the most selective market 2) GULC is right down the street 3) UVA students have their sights on DC too 4) HYSCCN students often also want DC, with visions of appellate lit dancing in their heads. that doesn't leave a whole lot for GW students.
- BruceWayne
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
I'm not sure what IAFG means by "slaughter" but I know that people at UVA who pull 3.4 GPA's (which I believe is like top third or something) pull DC firms. I'm sure that if you include PI work it varies even more than that.MissLucky wrote:how would you rate placement in D.C.? Would it be the T13, then GULC, and then GW or is a GULC degree better in D.C. than some of the other T13 schools (and if so, which ones) ...of course assuming all things being equal (grades, class rank, etc.)IAFG wrote:as a 1L, i am afraid enough of OCI. being at a regional school in DC of all places would scare the shit out of me. 1) DC is the most selective market 2) GULC is right down the street 3) UVA students have their sights on DC too 4) HYSCCN students often also want DC, with visions of appellate lit dancing in their heads. that doesn't leave a whole lot for GW students.
- AreJay711
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
Someone on here from GW told me they offer nearly as much $ for people with numbers good enough for the ED scholarship that apply regular decision. That way you can compare the $ from GW to other schools you get into.
- jfb
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Re: Any t-14 students or graduates regret not EDing to GW?
Bump... Anyone else have any input on this???
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