Congratulations on making law review. This is a close call, but if I were you I would stay at Catholic. Did they offer you a partial scholarship?phishskier41 wrote:While I am still waiting on a few higher ranked schools, I have to start thinking about the only decision I have in front of me. I was hoping I could get some advice. I am currently at Catholic (#98 scared to death to fall in to the T3 as we have dropped from 88 in 2 years) in DC approx top 18% with law review. I recently was accepted at W&L with a seat deposit due next friday, an expensive seat deposit. My question is, obviously I am hoping from an admit from a higher school but if my option was between W&L and Catholic + LR what would you choose?
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In at Hastings College of the Law! High T2 / Top 5%. App submitted on 7/1, Complete on 7/7 and Decision on 7/9! So happy right now. I'm expecting near a dozen rejections in the coming weeks, so this acceptance feels great!
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I had a 1/3 scholarship coming in and they offered me the same for the next two years.Danteshek wrote:Congratulations on making law review. This is a close call, but if I were you I would stay at Catholic. Did they offer you a partial scholarship?phishskier41 wrote:While I am still waiting on a few higher ranked schools, I have to start thinking about the only decision I have in front of me. I was hoping I could get some advice. I am currently at Catholic (#98 scared to death to fall in to the T3 as we have dropped from 88 in 2 years) in DC approx top 18% with law review. I recently was accepted at W&L with a seat deposit due next friday, an expensive seat deposit. My question is, obviously I am hoping from an admit from a higher school but if my option was between W&L and Catholic + LR what would you choose?
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Well, it's highly like you won't get big law in either situation, so the question is what do you want to do for work?phishskier41 wrote:I had a 1/3 scholarship coming in and they offered me the same for the next two years.Danteshek wrote:Congratulations on making law review. This is a close call, but if I were you I would stay at Catholic. Did they offer you a partial scholarship?phishskier41 wrote:While I am still waiting on a few higher ranked schools, I have to start thinking about the only decision I have in front of me. I was hoping I could get some advice. I am currently at Catholic (#98 scared to death to fall in to the T3 as we have dropped from 88 in 2 years) in DC approx top 18% with law review. I recently was accepted at W&L with a seat deposit due next friday, an expensive seat deposit. My question is, obviously I am hoping from an admit from a higher school but if my option was between W&L and Catholic + LR what would you choose?
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I'd probably transfer. It seems to me that LR write ons are less prestigeous, but I could be wrong.
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Yea, I understand that I am not in the perfect place for employment but it could be worse. I really am open to pretty much any legal job after graduation: state clerkship, small/mid size law firm, state prosecutor, or government. Just hoping to be employed really, I enjoy law school and my summer internships with Judges this summer so, just want to make a smart decision for my future career prospects not based on OCI, which I know staying or going is near a 0% chance.
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We have a competion that is a percentage of grades and a percentage of write on. We don't have "grade on" for law review.A'nold wrote:I'd probably transfer. It seems to me that LR write ons are less prestigeous, but I could be wrong.
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Congrats, but with those stats you will probably be getting into a T14.iheartlaw wrote:In at Hastings College of the Law! High T2 / Top 5%. App submitted on 7/1, Complete on 7/7 and Decision on 7/9! So happy right now. I'm expecting near a dozen rejections in the coming weeks, so this acceptance feels great!
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Dinged at Duke today...but got into Emory. Just waiting on UCLA, and am 95% sure im going to WUSTL. Thus, will be withdrawing acceptances from Minn, ND, and Emory, hope this helps others out, especially A'nold!
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Congrats on Emory (even with the withdraw), good luck at UCLA (even if you go to WUSTL), thanks for withdrawing (even though I didn't apply to any of those schools, just the right thing to do), sorry about Duke (how did they notify you?)mapnoren wrote:Dinged at Duke today...but got into Emory. Just waiting on UCLA, and am 95% sure im going to WUSTL. Thus, will be withdrawing acceptances from Minn, ND, and Emory, hope this helps others out, especially A'nold!
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(why so parenthetical?)stinger35 wrote:Congrats on Emory (even with the withdraw), good luck at UCLA (even if you go to WUSTL), thanks for withdrawing (even though I didn't apply to any of those schools, just the right thing to do), sorry about Duke (how did they notify you?)mapnoren wrote:Dinged at Duke today...but got into Emory. Just waiting on UCLA, and am 95% sure im going to WUSTL. Thus, will be withdrawing acceptances from Minn, ND, and Emory, hope this helps others out, especially A'nold!
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Why not? (because I felt like it).yinz wrote:(why so parenthetical?)stinger35 wrote:Congrats on Emory (even with the withdraw), good luck at UCLA (even if you go to WUSTL), thanks for withdrawing (even though I didn't apply to any of those schools, just the right thing to do), sorry about Duke (how did they notify you?)mapnoren wrote:Dinged at Duke today...but got into Emory. Just waiting on UCLA, and am 95% sure im going to WUSTL. Thus, will be withdrawing acceptances from Minn, ND, and Emory, hope this helps others out, especially A'nold!
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Haha, thanks mapnoren. We really did apply to a lot of the same schools huh? I did my part by uh....sucking enough to get rejected at UCLA! I totally opened a spot up for you.mapnoren wrote:Dinged at Duke today...but got into Emory. Just waiting on UCLA, and am 95% sure im going to WUSTL. Thus, will be withdrawing acceptances from Minn, ND, and Emory, hope this helps others out, especially A'nold!

Edit: btw- did you find out about Emory and the others via email? Thanks.
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Found out from Duke and Emory through email today. Thanks for the congrats everyone, and good luck!A'nold wrote:Haha, thanks mapnoren. We really did apply to a lot of the same schools huh? I did my part by uh....sucking enough to get rejected at UCLA! I totally opened a spot up for you.mapnoren wrote:Dinged at Duke today...but got into Emory. Just waiting on UCLA, and am 95% sure im going to WUSTL. Thus, will be withdrawing acceptances from Minn, ND, and Emory, hope this helps others out, especially A'nold!
Edit: btw- did you find out about Emory and the others via email? Thanks.
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Update for record:
Stats: Top 1%/mid20s school
Applied: HYSCCNBG
In: B (6/17) ; G (6/23) - withdrew; N (7/7)
Complete: HYSCC
Good luck, everyone. Should get a lot of movement in the next two weeks.
Stats: Top 1%/mid20s school
Applied: HYSCCNBG
In: B (6/17) ; G (6/23) - withdrew; N (7/7)
Complete: HYSCC
Good luck, everyone. Should get a lot of movement in the next two weeks.
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Enjoy HYS!solidsnake wrote:Update for record:
Stats: Top 1%/mid20s school
Applied: HYSCCNBG
In: B (6/17) ; G (6/23) - withdrew; N (7/7)
Complete: HYSCC
Good luck, everyone. Should get a lot of movement in the next two weeks.
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Out at Notre Dame. That one, I'm guessing, was probably at least in part the product of the wolf-in-sheep's-clothing LOR offered and provided by a Dean here.
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good luck solidsnake! i'm crossin my fingers for HYS for you.
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Did they notify you by e-mail or letter?CMR wrote:Out at Notre Dame. That one, I'm guessing, was probably at least in part the product of the wolf-in-sheep's-clothing LOR offered and provided by a Dean here.
Ironically, I'm off to a Catholic wedding party. I'll drown my sorrows in the only balm that can soothe this sting - bridesmaids.
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T-4 (Thurgood Marshall Law School)
Top 12%
Transfer Attempts:
University of Houston Law Center #59 (Will know next week)
UT-Austin #15 (Long Shot but I have to try)
Texas Tech T-3 (Everyone says that I'll be in easily but who knows)
I really hate my school; anyone 0Ls out there...if you are accepted to other private schools with a higher price tag and left with another school like this one CHOOSE the higher price tag law school.
Top 12%
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UT-Austin #15 (Long Shot but I have to try)
Texas Tech T-3 (Everyone says that I'll be in easily but who knows)
I really hate my school; anyone 0Ls out there...if you are accepted to other private schools with a higher price tag and left with another school like this one CHOOSE the higher price tag law school.
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In at George Washington Friday afternoon via e-mail at 3:50. GW have me until July 15th to submit a $500 seat deposit. Only waiting on GULC now. Hopefully I'll have a decision before the 15th...
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Good luck! Sorry to hear about your experiences with TSU. I know many people that went there, and only one is happy with her decision. Congrats on doing well during your first year.mmribail wrote:T-4 (Thurgood Marshall Law School)
Top 12%
Transfer Attempts:
University of Houston Law Center #59 (Will know next week)
UT-Austin #15 (Long Shot but I have to try)
Texas Tech T-3 (Everyone says that I'll be in easily but who knows)
I really hate my school; anyone 0Ls out there...if you are accepted to other private schools with a higher price tag and left with another school like this one CHOOSE the higher price tag law school.
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Here's what I'm deciding between right now. I'm definitely leaning in one direction but am interested to see what others would do in my shoes.
Option A: T30, top 12%, law review. School does well in the local, secondary market in which I want to work. Can graduate debt free with money in the bank.
Option B: Michigan. Would have to go into debt (approximately $70k).
I have no desire to work in NYC, Chicago, DC, etc. I want a federal clerkship and either big law or a boutique firm.
Thanks!
Option A: T30, top 12%, law review. School does well in the local, secondary market in which I want to work. Can graduate debt free with money in the bank.
Option B: Michigan. Would have to go into debt (approximately $70k).
I have no desire to work in NYC, Chicago, DC, etc. I want a federal clerkship and either big law or a boutique firm.
Thanks!
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I would stay without question.zcc2012 wrote:Here's what I'm deciding between right now. I'm definitely leaning in one direction but am interested to see what others would do in my shoes.
Option A: T30, top 12%, law review. School does well in the local, secondary market in which I want to work. Can graduate debt free with money in the bank.
Option B: Michigan. Would have to go into debt (approximately $70k).
I have no desire to work in NYC, Chicago, DC, etc. I want a federal clerkship and either big law or a boutique firm.
Thanks!
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