is it bad to tell a school their your top choice? Forum
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is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
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Re: is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
*they're.
i'm brain dead. it's finals. I promise.
i'm brain dead. it's finals. I promise.
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Re: is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
No, why would it be?
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Re: is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
No, especailly in the context of a good Why X letter that clearly outlines your reasoning.
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Re: is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
idk, that maybe the schools talk to each other & would ruin chances at other considerations, or that they'd give me less aid cause they know I like them
@philly I'm already in but I'm just sending updates! but thank you
congrats btw!
@philly I'm already in but I'm just sending updates! but thank you

muskies970 wrote:No, why would it be?
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- phillywc
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Re: is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
Thanks!
If you are already in that changes the equation somewhat. I don't know that you need to volunteer that information. The way you might use it is if you have a bigger scholly from a peer school and say "I'd rather spend my time at X Law, but Z Law gave me twice as much money".
Just my two cents.
If you are already in that changes the equation somewhat. I don't know that you need to volunteer that information. The way you might use it is if you have a bigger scholly from a peer school and say "I'd rather spend my time at X Law, but Z Law gave me twice as much money".
Just my two cents.
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Re: is it bad to tell a school their your top choice?
+1 to your reasoning
phillywc wrote:Thanks!
If you are already in that changes the equation somewhat. I don't know that you need to volunteer that information. The way you might use it is if you have a bigger scholly from a peer school and say "I'd rather spend my time at X Law, but Z Law gave me twice as much money".
Just my two cents.