+1 on that, though there's not much information on the site yet.I got my username and password for the Admitted Students' Website...
I've been reading tls for a while, but finally made an account today just to say congrats all for 2013 status.
+1 on that, though there's not much information on the site yet.I got my username and password for the Admitted Students' Website...
Edward? Texas '09 (total shot in the dark)echoi wrote:so who's in the facebook group? should be easy to figure out who i am.
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edit: haha, you're about as easy to figure out as me, mr. jones.
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Where are you from? (Because its more than I'm paying now)thorntll wrote:We have to revive this thread! Otherwise, we'll reinforce Chicago's reputation as boring and serious.
I don't know about you guys, but I am looking at apartments in Hyde Park. I guess I'm going to fly there in Julyish and try to see a bunch of places. The rent prices are so much lower than I'm paying now, I'm kvelling.
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My girlfriend is up for an analyst position with JP Morgan in Chicago. If she gets that, I would probably live with her, if she doesn't and we stay together, that doesn't matter. Thats the other major factor beyond the prices.thorntll wrote:That's not a bad deal. It won't help you get the ladies though...
Good luck with that.thorntll wrote:Yeah, my BF is trying to find a job in Chicago. Except that he's a radio DJ, and those jobs aren't just lying around. We'll see!
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I'm applying for engineering and 0L internships. I would prefer the latter but I likely have a better chance at the former.ontologyfail wrote:What is everyone doing over the summer? My current job ends April 30, and I have no idea what to do until school starts. I could go live at home with my parents for the summer, but none of my friends live in our hometown anymore, so it doesn't seem like the best use of my last few months of freedom.
I'll be working my same job until school starts. I like my job, but I'm also excited to move to Chicago and wish I didn't have to wait until September.ontologyfail wrote:What is everyone doing over the summer? My current job ends April 30, and I have no idea what to do until school starts. I could go live at home with my parents for the summer, but none of my friends live in our hometown anymore, so it doesn't seem like the best use of my last few months of freedom.
I'm going to try to take it easy as much as I can so I won't burn out during 1L. Maybe I'll get a fairly easy job and make some money, but it is probably more likely that I'll do some volunteer work at my church, go on a mission trip to Mexico, and hang out a bit. Of course, this is all assuming that there isn't much worth to resume building the summer before law school. Is this assumption right?ontologyfail wrote:What is everyone doing over the summer? My current job ends April 30, and I have no idea what to do until school starts. I could go live at home with my parents for the summer, but none of my friends live in our hometown anymore, so it doesn't seem like the best use of my last few months of freedom.
My cousin went to Chicago law and lived in a sweet one-bedroom in a big downtown glass tower with lake views etc for 1,500 2L and 3L and an amazing (beautiful old building)1,200 sq foot 2 bedroom with a friend during 1L about 10 minutes walking distance to campus (closer to main campus) for 800 per person. I visited her during her 1L and 3L years and both years and was totally blown away by the quality of apartments students lived in and how cheap.jerjon2 wrote:The major reason I chose Chicago to ED to over Columbia is because I have an aunt that lives very close to Hyde Park that used to teach at Chicago's medical school who has agreed to let me live with her for free for the entire three years. I'm still debating on whether or not that's what I want to do.
Edit: I said that to say that I need to price apartments to decide what I should do. I was planning on doing it before or after ASW.
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Thats still more than i'm used to though. My rent is just over 700 a month in midtown Atlanta. My apartment is only ok but I don't really need the place to be great.of Benito Cereno wrote:My cousin went to Chicago law and lived in a sweet one-bedroom in a big downtown glass tower with lake views etc for 1,500 2L and 3L and an amazing (beautiful old building)1,200 sq foot 2 bedroom with a friend during 1L about 10 minutes walking distance to campus (closer to main campus) for 800 per person. I visited her during her 1L and 3L years and both years and was totally blown away by the quality of apartments students lived in and how cheap.jerjon2 wrote:The major reason I chose Chicago to ED to over Columbia is because I have an aunt that lives very close to Hyde Park that used to teach at Chicago's medical school who has agreed to let me live with her for free for the entire three years. I'm still debating on whether or not that's what I want to do.
Edit: I said that to say that I need to price apartments to decide what I should do. I was planning on doing it before or after ASW.
Nevermind... Found it. It's NeedAccess.org.thorntll wrote:Can anyone find the Need Access form on the Admitted Student's site? It's due Feb. 1 and I have yet to see it.
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