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- Kess
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So I am going to the law fair in NYC tomorrow in hopes of scouting fee waivers. I want to go to school and practice in NYC. However, if I am able to get fee waivers from schools outside of NYC, I would apply. What are some non T-14 schools that are worth trying to get fee waivers from for the purposes of negotiating scholarship or for any other reason?
Edit: Okay, I think I phrased this really poorly. Application fees aside, my point is that I really want Brooklyn/Cardozo/Fordham. Are there schools outside of NYC that make sense in applying to for the purposes of negotiating with B/C/F?
Edit: Okay, I think I phrased this really poorly. Application fees aside, my point is that I really want Brooklyn/Cardozo/Fordham. Are there schools outside of NYC that make sense in applying to for the purposes of negotiating with B/C/F?
Last edited by Kess on Sat Oct 15, 2011 12:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
- Kess
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Re: Suggestions
I am applying to Fordham either way, that's my top pick.
But say I get into Cardozo or Brooklyn (I'd get really happy to go to one of these either), are there any schools worth applying to that would help in negotiating $? This is probably a very farfetched question. Lol.
Btw, does Bk stand for Brooklyn?
But say I get into Cardozo or Brooklyn (I'd get really happy to go to one of these either), are there any schools worth applying to that would help in negotiating $? This is probably a very farfetched question. Lol.
Btw, does Bk stand for Brooklyn?
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Re: Suggestions
Fordham is notoriously stingy with $ and because that probably a pill to negotiate. Though I do recall people in past cycles negotiating with Fordham based on BLS/Cardozo offers but those offers were substantial (full rides or close to it).Kess wrote:I am applying to Fordham either way, that's my top pick.
But say I get into Cardozo or Brooklyn (I'd get really happy to go to one of these either), are there any schools worth applying to that would help in negotiating $? This is probably a very farfetched question. Lol.
No.Kess wrote:does Bk stand for Brooklyn?
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Re: Suggestions
I've heard Fordham referred to as "can't afFordham"-- aside from being the lamest nickname ever, the sentiment is largely true. Maybe with falling application numbers this cycle you'll fare better when negotiating with Brooklyn/Cardozo offers, though.bk187 wrote: Fordham is notoriously stingy with $ and because that probably a pill to negotiate.
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- Kess
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Re: Suggestions
Thanks guys. I was thinking more on the lines of does it make sense to apply to schools outside of NYC if I am certain I want to be in NYC?
- Kess
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Re: Suggestions
In other words, say I get into something like Temple or Seton Hall, can I use those to negotiate with Cardozo/Brooklyn?
- Killingly
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Re: Suggestions
Brooklyn doesn't have an app fee.
- Kess
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Re: Suggestions
I totally butchered my question lol. As I just wrote in my edit, my thing is that I want to go to Brooklyn/Cardozo/Fordham for sure. I want to know if there are schools outside of NYC that are worth applying to for the purposes of negotiations...Killingly wrote:Brooklyn doesn't have an app fee.