+1girlonfire wrote:anyone fin dout anything about deferment??
just curious...
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I'm hoping for either Law Review or the Journal of Law and Policy. Exams end on the 11th for 1Ls and the write-on competition starts that night, and ends on the 28th. We have almost 2.5 weeks to do it, which is quite long compared to a lot of schools.NCtoDC wrote:I want to do Journal of Law and Policy. I have no interest in mock trial or moot court. The mando 1L trial stuff
is going to kill me.
The only thing that 1Ls are required to do is the oral argument as part of their Legal Writing class. I wasn't looking too forward to it, but it ended up being fun and not as bad as I thought. If you do the Moot Court competition, you use your brief and oral argument from Legal Writing for it. Out of the approximately 160 1Ls, about 100 competed in the competition. I wasn't one of them since I didn't have any interest in doing Moot Court. It's a bit intimidating, but it's just you, your opponent, your professor, and one or two TA's (2L or 3L students). I'll actually be a TA next year for section 2A, so I look forward to working with some of you!
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This is excitingtstyler98 wrote:I'm hoping for either Law Review or the Journal of Law and Policy. Exams end on the 11th for 1Ls and the write-on competition starts that night, and ends on the 28th. We have almost 2.5 weeks to do it, which is quite long compared to a lot of schools.NCtoDC wrote:I want to do Journal of Law and Policy. I have no interest in mock trial or moot court. The mando 1L trial stuff
is going to kill me.
The only thing that 1Ls are required to do is the oral argument as part of their Legal Writing class. I wasn't looking too forward to it, but it ended up being fun and not as bad as I thought. If you do the Moot Court competition, you use your brief and oral argument from Legal Writing for it. Out of the approximately 160 1Ls, about 100 competed in the competition. I wasn't one of them since I didn't have any interest in doing Moot Court. It's a bit intimidating, but it's just you, your opponent, your professor, and one or two TA's (2L or 3L students). I'll actually be a TA next year for section 2A, so I look forward to working with some of you!

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Thanks!NCtoDC wrote:This is excitingtstyler98 wrote:I'm hoping for either Law Review or the Journal of Law and Policy. Exams end on the 11th for 1Ls and the write-on competition starts that night, and ends on the 28th. We have almost 2.5 weeks to do it, which is quite long compared to a lot of schools.NCtoDC wrote:I want to do Journal of Law and Policy. I have no interest in mock trial or moot court. The mando 1L trial stuff
is going to kill me.
The only thing that 1Ls are required to do is the oral argument as part of their Legal Writing class. I wasn't looking too forward to it, but it ended up being fun and not as bad as I thought. If you do the Moot Court competition, you use your brief and oral argument from Legal Writing for it. Out of the approximately 160 1Ls, about 100 competed in the competition. I wasn't one of them since I didn't have any interest in doing Moot Court. It's a bit intimidating, but it's just you, your opponent, your professor, and one or two TA's (2L or 3L students). I'll actually be a TA next year for section 2A, so I look forward to working with some of you!

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Considering it. I'm having a difficult time trying to decide between committing to Wake or retaking.girlonfire wrote:anyone fin dout anything about deferment??
just curious...
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Hey guys!
So a friend of mine is planning on attending Wake this fall with no money but plans on transfering to UNC after 1l to get instate tuition where it would be significantly cheaper since she is from NC but got waitlisted at UNC. She doesnt expect to get off and doesnt want to retake and reapply due to family reasons. Any thoughts? I really dont know what to tell her.
So a friend of mine is planning on attending Wake this fall with no money but plans on transfering to UNC after 1l to get instate tuition where it would be significantly cheaper since she is from NC but got waitlisted at UNC. She doesnt expect to get off and doesnt want to retake and reapply due to family reasons. Any thoughts? I really dont know what to tell her.
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You probably want to direct her to this: http://www.law.unc.edu/admissions/apply ... fault.aspxiambeautiful wrote:Hey guys!
So a friend of mine is planning on attending Wake this fall with no money but plans on transfering to UNC after 1l to get instate tuition where it would be significantly cheaper since she is from NC but got waitlisted at UNC. She doesnt expect to get off and doesnt want to retake and reapply due to family reasons. Any thoughts? I really dont know what to tell her.
UNC's Website wrote:As a result of collaborative conversations with deans of other North Carolina law schools, the University of North Carolina School of Law will no longer accept transfer applications from students currently enrolled at law schools in North Carolina -- even from students who are academically qualified -- unless they present a compelling case for enrollment at UNC. Better job opportunities, better course selection or lower tuition are not viewed as compelling reasons.
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That's interesting. It's weird that they mention "collaborative conversations with deans of other North Carolina law schools," yet they appear to be the only school with a policy like that. Neither Duke or Wake have anything similar on their websites.MattThiessen wrote: You probably want to direct her to this: http://www.law.unc.edu/admissions/apply ... fault.aspx
UNC's Website wrote:As a result of collaborative conversations with deans of other North Carolina law schools, the University of North Carolina School of Law will no longer accept transfer applications from students currently enrolled at law schools in North Carolina -- even from students who are academically qualified -- unless they present a compelling case for enrollment at UNC. Better job opportunities, better course selection or lower tuition are not viewed as compelling reasons.
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Oh wow, thanks so much, i had a feeling something was not right, i tried to advice her not to but i didnt have a compelling reason but now i do. Thanks alot!MattThiessen wrote:You probably want to direct her to this: http://www.law.unc.edu/admissions/apply ... fault.aspxiambeautiful wrote:Hey guys!
So a friend of mine is planning on attending Wake this fall with no money but plans on transfering to UNC after 1l to get instate tuition where it would be significantly cheaper since she is from NC but got waitlisted at UNC. She doesnt expect to get off and doesnt want to retake and reapply due to family reasons. Any thoughts? I really dont know what to tell her.
UNC's Website wrote:As a result of collaborative conversations with deans of other North Carolina law schools, the University of North Carolina School of Law will no longer accept transfer applications from students currently enrolled at law schools in North Carolina -- even from students who are academically qualified -- unless they present a compelling case for enrollment at UNC. Better job opportunities, better course selection or lower tuition are not viewed as compelling reasons.
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Where is everyone living? I just put my deposit down for my apartment, but I am still going to come to House Hunt to meet people being that I live in Charlotte. Is there a certain hotel where most people stya or is it pretty much anywhere?
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After spending my morning calling around to apartments, I finally found that Crowne Oaks has some apartments available for those interested. Most other places had waiting lists or won't accepting new applicants at all. Just an fyi for those still searching for apartments.
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I am staying at the Courtyard by campus but thats only because WF has a discount there so it costs 89 dollars a night. Not the best price, but no more expensive than anywhere else and I figure there will be other students there so it will be easier to meet people.
Edit: Its also right next to like 4 bars, which is a primary concern for me when choosing a hotel.
Edit: Its also right next to like 4 bars, which is a primary concern for me when choosing a hotel.
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I will most likely be in Winston that weekend to just hang out. It would be nice if we had like a meetup after yall finish the Hunt and maybe grab a few drinks or something downtown.
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Same here. I live in Greensboro, so once we get the schedule I'll just come over for the baseball game and bars.boom_cs wrote:I will most likely be in Winston that weekend to just hang out. It would be nice if we had like a meetup after yall finish the Hunt and maybe grab a few drinks or something downtown.
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That's cause duke and wake are private institutions and don't give instate discounts. Duke and wake don't want to lose students, and unc doesn't want to give instate tuition.SteelyDan wrote:That's interesting. It's weird that they mention "collaborative conversations with deans of other North Carolina law schools," yet they appear to be the only school with a policy like that. Neither Duke or Wake have anything similar on their websites.MattThiessen wrote: You probably want to direct her to this: http://www.law.unc.edu/admissions/apply ... fault.aspx
UNC's Website wrote:As a result of collaborative conversations with deans of other North Carolina law schools, the University of North Carolina School of Law will no longer accept transfer applications from students currently enrolled at law schools in North Carolina -- even from students who are academically qualified -- unless they present a compelling case for enrollment at UNC. Better job opportunities, better course selection or lower tuition are not viewed as compelling reasons.
Also, my wife is going out the week before HH to find a place.
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+1... The Courtyard it is. I will also be there for just the game and the bars!YankeesFan wrote:I am staying at the Courtyard by campus but thats only because WF has a discount there so it costs 89 dollars a night. Not the best price, but no more expensive than anywhere else and I figure there will be other students there so it will be easier to meet people.
Edit: Its also right next to like 4 bars, which is a primary concern for me when choosing a hotel.
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It seems that most people (on this board at least) have housing locked up. Are you guys going to visit and tour the complex you chose while your down there or sign the lease? Or literally just going to game and bars?
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i'll be in WS the 3 days before house hunt... dont know if i'm gonna stay for HH, but i plan on signing a lease while there. I'm friend from UG got denied at almost every MFA program she applied to, so she's moving with me and is gonna try to get into wake's MA in English.
(cool story bro.)
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My goal is to take out leases at everywhere in Wake, and then sublease them out, illegally, to you all for ridiculous rates. I shall be the slum lord of WS! This is why my Mrs. is going out in advance of the HH.
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jdem,
good plan. but it's not gonna affect me. I'm living in a storage closet on campus, remember?
good plan. but it's not gonna affect me. I'm living in a storage closet on campus, remember?
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Jokes on you, Demmitt, I already have leases on every apartment in WS. You will be subleasing from me and then will be sub-subleasing to everyone else.
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You cad! Have you fully settled on Wake yet?MattThiessen wrote:Jokes on you, Demmitt, I already have leases on every apartment in WS. You will be subleasing from me and then will be sub-subleasing to everyone else.
Gof, Jenny is renting the closets to me.
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Yeah, I have pretty much settled on Wake. Barring acceptance off the waitlist and a scholarship from Vandy... In other words, yes, I have settled on Wake.
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--ImageRemoved--jdemmitt wrote:You cad! Have you fully settled on Wake yet?MattThiessen wrote:Jokes on you, Demmitt, I already have leases on every apartment in WS. You will be subleasing from me and then will be sub-subleasing to everyone else.
Gof, Jenny is renting the closets to me.
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That image won't load on my phone. I can only assume it is you cowering in submission.girlonfire wrote:--ImageRemoved--jdemmitt wrote:You cad! Have you fully settled on Wake yet?MattThiessen wrote:Jokes on you, Demmitt, I already have leases on every apartment in WS. You will be subleasing from me and then will be sub-subleasing to everyone else.
Gof, Jenny is renting the closets to me.
Ps I will soon be taking applications for people who want to live in a closet.
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