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- PitchO20
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Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
Hey all,
I need to return to DC for family/personal reasons. What do you think my chances are at GMU, GW, American, Georgetown EA? FWIW, I have some very strong softs and one of my recommenders is a Federal Judge who currently teaches at Georgetown (don't know how much that will weigh). Do you think I would have any shot at William and Mary?
Thanks.
I need to return to DC for family/personal reasons. What do you think my chances are at GMU, GW, American, Georgetown EA? FWIW, I have some very strong softs and one of my recommenders is a Federal Judge who currently teaches at Georgetown (don't know how much that will weigh). Do you think I would have any shot at William and Mary?
Thanks.
- Nicholasnickynic
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
DC = very hard market with people from harvard, yale, and the rest of t-14 applying. Don't do it.
- BarbellDreams
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
I would think you'll get American for sure, but that debt is going to crush you. I realize you have to do this for family reasons, but I hope you can get something like GMU or W&M at the very least. GULC isn't gonna happen unless you're like top 3-5% IMO, but their EA process is really acky so you can send out and app and try. Stranger things have happened.
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
Nicholasnickynic wrote:DC = very hard market with people from harvard, yale, and the rest of t-14 applying. Don't do it.
- PitchO20
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
My post-graduation employment plans are already taken care of (jesus, that sounds/is douchey). I just need to be in DC for family reasons this following year. Any other opinions on my prospects at those schools?
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
Where did he say he was applying to the DC market post grad?Desert Fox wrote:Nicholasnickynic wrote:DC = very hard market with people from harvard, yale, and the rest of t-14 applying. Don't do it.
OP you've probably got an outside shot at Gerogetown EA, should be in anywhere else.
- patrickd139
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
mistergoft wrote:OP you've probably got an outside shot at Gerogetown EA, should be in anywhere else.
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
It's not exactly a leap to assume he wanted to work in DC area if he was transferring to DC area.mistergoft wrote:Where did he say he was applying to the DC market post grad?Desert Fox wrote:Nicholasnickynic wrote:DC = very hard market with people from harvard, yale, and the rest of t-14 applying. Don't do it.
OP you've probably got an outside shot at Gerogetown EA, should be in anywhere else.
- vanwinkle
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Re: Top 10% at 80's school to DC area?
Desert Fox wrote:Nicholasnickynic wrote:DC = very hard market with people from harvard, yale, and the rest of t-14 applying. Don't do it.