Seems as though no one is owning up to applying. If this is a reflection of less people applying, the odds are in your favorWhiteyCakes wrote:I gave it a go...seems like a long shot thoughPopTorts13 wrote:Anyone arou
nd here ed up applying?

Seems as though no one is owning up to applying. If this is a reflection of less people applying, the odds are in your favorWhiteyCakes wrote:I gave it a go...seems like a long shot thoughPopTorts13 wrote:Anyone arou
nd here ed up applying?
Thanks for posting this. Very, very helpful. If you don't mind, would you post the breakdown of 1L non-firm jobs?2014 wrote:They gave us the who worked where list for this summer, and since it is relevant to your interests...
(I do not certify any of this, it is based on my glancing at it quickly, there could be slight variance)
46/183 (25%) of 1Ls have firm jobs, the vast majority of which are market paying, but I can't certify 100%
193/238 (81%) of 2Ls are at firms, I won't even begin to decide whether they are market paying but again the vast majority is a safe assumption. Full disclosure, there might be people who are splitting that are counted twice, so that number might be deviate a little (either upward - I see at least one split between firm/judge, or downward - people doing 2 firms). 49 of these are at V10s, 101 at V30s.
Of those that are not at firms:
3/238 (1.3%) corporate
16/238 (6.7%) government
1/238 (.4%) judge
1/238 (.4%) non-law
23/238 (9.6%) public interest
I'm missing one person somewhere idc.
Of the 45 not at firms, some did not do OCI, I do not know how many, but it is some. The corporate jobs appear legit, and surely some of the public interest jobs were competitive, or what the people targeted. That being said, some of those 45 struck out and I have no way to estimate what portion of them are dissatisfied with their results.
So a conservative percentage of successful outcomes is 80-83%, an ambitious estimate might get close to 95%.
All things considered, I'd say U.Chi killed it on the jerbs this year, you all should be optimistic.
If there is any specific info I can get for anyone let me know and I'll do so subject to my discretion on if I think it shouldn't be public knowledge. Feel free to PM me if you'd rather.
Yes. If you contact them and ask for an increase they will do so by dispursing more funds via Grad Plus. Just make sure you have your id # handy when asking. They are incredibly informative and friendly!WhiteyCakes wrote:So I'm looking at the Awards section of the my.uchicago page, and the loans they awarded me don't add up to the COA (already accounted for scholarship). Anyone else having this problem?
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I did this pretty quickly, so no guarantees it's right:naw wrote:Thanks for posting this. Very, very helpful. If you don't mind, would you post the breakdown of 1L non-firm jobs?
Nah you will be fine.cwid1391 wrote:Realized today that I haven't submitted my "DL MPN Stafford" form on the financial aid site. What exactly is it? The link just takes me to the general Federal Student Loan site. I've done counseling, but should I have already signed the promissory stuff by now? Whoops.
Edit: realized that the MPN is the promissory note. Should that have been done by May 31st? I had all my other stuff in. All this stuff stresses me out and depresses me.
They said not to do these until July. They execute a credit check after you submit them and they want the credit check at most two months prior to starting school.cwid1391 wrote:Realized today that I haven't submitted my "DL MPN Stafford" form on the financial aid site. What exactly is it? The link just takes me to the general Federal Student Loan site. I've done counseling, but should I have already signed the promissory stuff by now? Whoops.
Edit: realized that the MPN is the promissory note. Should that have been done by May 31st? I had all my other stuff in. All this stuff stresses me out and depresses me.
Perfect. Where did you see that at?Mal Reynolds wrote:They said not to do these until July. They execute a credit check after you submit them and they want the credit check at most two months prior to starting school.cwid1391 wrote:Realized today that I haven't submitted my "DL MPN Stafford" form on the financial aid site. What exactly is it? The link just takes me to the general Federal Student Loan site. I've done counseling, but should I have already signed the promissory stuff by now? Whoops.
Edit: realized that the MPN is the promissory note. Should that have been done by May 31st? I had all my other stuff in. All this stuff stresses me out and depresses me.
It's actually 3 months prior. So I think we can apply as of a few days ago. But not to worry if you haven't yet.cwid1391 wrote:Perfect. Where did you see that at?Mal Reynolds wrote:They said not to do these until July. They execute a credit check after you submit them and they want the credit check at most two months prior to starting school.cwid1391 wrote:Realized today that I haven't submitted my "DL MPN Stafford" form on the financial aid site. What exactly is it? The link just takes me to the general Federal Student Loan site. I've done counseling, but should I have already signed the promissory stuff by now? Whoops.
Edit: realized that the MPN is the promissory note. Should that have been done by May 31st? I had all my other stuff in. All this stuff stresses me out and depresses me.
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Just got around to doing this...quick and easy. Thanks TortsPopTorts13 wrote:Yes. If you contact them and ask for an increase they will do so by dispursing more funds via Grad Plus. Just make sure you have your id # handy when asking. They are incredibly informative and friendly!WhiteyCakes wrote:So I'm looking at the Awards section of the my.uchicago page, and the loans they awarded me don't add up to the COA (already accounted for scholarship). Anyone else having this problem?
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Regents discount is $100 off, free internet, and free gym membership, or at least that's what it was last year.hohenheim wrote:Hey everyone! I'm a little late to the party, but I'm excited to be at Chicago this fall! Two housing questions:
1) How do you get the Regents discount and how much is ti?
2) Is anyone here planning on doing grad school housing and knows what buildings/areas are safe and good quality? I'm bringing an SO, so I'm looking for at least a 1BR in either case.
No specific experience with grad housing, but if you want a rundown of how good any particular location is, PM me or post a list here. In general you want to be north and/or east, but specific streets can be way more convenient than others.hohenheim wrote: 2) Is anyone here planning on doing grad school housing and knows what buildings/areas are safe and good quality? I'm bringing an SO, so I'm looking for at least a 1BR in either case.
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Look at the 2 if you're gong to be near a bus stop. It only runs during morning/evening rush hour, but it is an express to Hyde Park and goes right passed the law schoolorbotop wrote:anyone know if many students take the Metra to 59th and then walk to the law school? ill be living in south loop to give SO easy access to work, it looks pretty simple.
+1. The 2 is boss if you're commuting to or from Hyde Park. There's also the 28 (only goes downtown during rush) and the 6 (until like 2am).WhiteyCakes wrote:Look at the 2 if you're gong to be near a bus stop. It only runs during morning/evening rush hour, but it is an express to Hyde Park and goes right passed the law schoolorbotop wrote:anyone know if many students take the Metra to 59th and then walk to the law school? ill be living in south loop to give SO easy access to work, it looks pretty simple.
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+1cwid1391 wrote:Also, Go Hawks.
No confirmation here...we can be gargoyles. .. togetherbearsfan23 wrote:Hey guys, excited to be attending U of C with you all in the Fall. Just being paranoid here, but did you guys get some kind of confirmation after emailing your Glass Menagerie photo? I sent mine in about a week ago and never got any response. I'm thinking my picture got rejected and I'm gonna end up as a gargoyle
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