NYU Class of 2014 Forum

[ahduth]

Where does NYU law hold it's graduation ceremony? Does the law school hold a separate ceremony from the rest of the university? Just curious.

times square


lol in all honesty i'm pretty sure its washington square park.

It's probably similar to other large schools where they have a main commencement for everyone and then individual ceremonies by school/department. But is it bad that I'm on TLS right now in the middle of my graduation ceremony?

They've been holding the overall university graduation ceremony in Yankee Stadium lately; don't know where the law school ceremony is held.

[birdlaw117]

Where does NYU law hold it's graduation ceremony? Does the law school hold a separate ceremony from the rest of the university? Just curious.

times square


lol in all honesty i'm pretty sure its washington square park.

It's probably similar to other large schools where they have a main commencement for everyone and then individual ceremonies by school/department. But is it bad that I'm on TLS right now in the middle of my graduation ceremony?

They've been holding the overall university graduation ceremony in Yankee Stadium lately; don't know where the law school ceremony is held.

I Saw somewhere on the website that the two locations are Yankee stadium and Madison square garden. Idk if that's right, but I'm pretty sure I saw it somewhere...

[incompetentia]

I don't know if I could live with either location considering my sports loyalties... I'll just say it's the home court of the Red Storm, right?

[ahduth]

They've been holding the overall university graduation ceremony in Yankee Stadium lately; don't know where the law school ceremony is held.

I Saw somewhere on the website that the two locations are Yankee stadium and Madison square garden. Idk if that's right, but I'm pretty sure I saw it somewhere...

My sister graduated last year, and it was in Yankee Stadium. They very well may try to switch it though, since Yankee Stadium is obviously impacted by the weather.

[birdlaw117]

Last year, convocation was at Madison Square Garden. This year it is at The Beacon Theater. Commencement is at Yankee Stadium.

http://www.law.nyu.edu/students/student ... /index.htm

[ahduth]

Last year, convocation was at Madison Square Garden. This year it is at The Beacon Theater. Commencement is at Yankee Stadium.

http://www.law.nyu.edu/students/student ... /index.htm

Swank. Convocation is just for the law school, and commencement is the entire university? I was pretty drunk through that entire graduation celebration process last time... the details were kind of lost on me.

[birdlaw117]

Last year, convocation was at Madison Square Garden. This year it is at The Beacon Theater. Commencement is at Yankee Stadium.

http://www.law.nyu.edu/students/student ... /index.htm

Swank. Convocation is just for the law school, and commencement is the entire university? I was pretty drunk through that entire graduation celebration process last time... the details were kind of lost on me.

That is correct. Yeah, any of those locations would be bomb.

[spacepenguin]

That is correct. Yeah, any of those locations would be bomb.

I think we're getting ahead of ourselves here...

Let's at least get through 1L year first--intact--and then we can talk about graduation.

[incompetentia]

Do we have to?

[nihilism is key]

just submitted my deposit. its starting to feel (sur)real.

[ahduth]

Do we have to?

There's really 51 transfers in? That seems really high for some reason.

[law_monkey]

Do we have to?

There's really 51 transfers in? That seems really high for some reason.

Yeah it is, but I actually heard that number a couple times at the ASW.

[incompetentia]

That is extremely high, but I'm not terribly surprised. Considering the prestige difference we see with the 0Ls between T6 and the rest of the T14 (as well as the corresponding class sizes), I'd imagine it's probably the right mix of accessibility and desirability.


(51 -is- 50% higher than the number of transfers into H, though. Kind of funny.)

[spacepenguin]

It's clearly a type. Obviously 5.1 students transferred in and not 51.

[birdlaw117]

It's clearly a type. Obviously 5.1 students transferred in and not 51.

Oh, the irony...

[spacepenguin]

It's clearly a type. Obviously 5.1 students transferred in and not 51.

Oh, the irony...

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

[birdlaw117]

It's clearly a type. Obviously 5.1 students transferred in and not 51.

Oh, the irony...

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/

[law_monkey]

Not a typo or a type. Each class has about 500 students by the time 2L comes around. New friends!!!

[spacepenguin]

Not a typo or a type. Each class has about 500 students by the time 2L comes around. New friends!!!

Yeah, I didn't really expect .1 of a person to transfer in.

[law_monkey]

Not a typo or a type. Each class has about 500 students by the time 2L comes around. New friends!!!

Yeah, I didn't really expect .1 of a person to transfer in.

Well you do know the average American has 2.3 children right? I feel like if someone can give birth to a third of a child, then .1 of a person can perform very well on the LSAT.

[incompetentia]

Do they score 17.3 points?


I guess that's why they're not going to Columbia - their admissions index must be like 0.449

[ilovemulch]

It's OFFICIAL...just withdrew at Penn and sent in my deposit for NYU!!!!!!!

[thecilent]

Not a typo or a type. Each class has about 500 students by the time 2L comes around. New friends!!!

Yeah, I didn't really expect .1 of a person to transfer in.

Well you do know the average American has 2.3 children right? I feel like if someone can give birth to a third of a child, then .1 of a person can perform very well on the LSAT.

Tansferring almost always has nothing to do with LSAT I know you were just being funny

Also hi again ppl. Haven't been on here that muc recently.. very very busy reading e&es and whatnot =P jk but don't forget about me!

[law_monkey]

Not a typo or a type. Each class has about 500 students by the time 2L comes around. New friends!!!

Yeah, I didn't really expect .1 of a person to transfer in.

Well you do know the average American has 2.3 children right? I feel like if someone can give birth to a third of a child, then .1 of a person can perform very well on the LSAT.

Tansferring almost always has nothing to do with LSAT I know you were just being funny

Also hi again ppl. Haven't been on here that muc recently.. very very busy reading e&es and whatnot =P jk but don't forget about me!

CILENT!!!!!!! *Hugs* We missed you!!!

Also yay mulch! Go blawbcats!

[incompetentia]

Now it's a party. Let's do this.



It's probably a bad thing that I'm planning out things related to law revue already, isn't it