Good post. I'm kind of surprised nobody went to Orrick or Pillsbury. Is this Norcal or all of California? Also, yes. If you don't need to be in CA (Family/SO) I wouldn't choose post law school to relocate, especially if you don't go to Stanford/Cal.Monochromatic Oeuvre wrote:C/o '15 had:dabigchina wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=239113Tiago Splitter wrote:Columbia places like 10% of its class into California each year.dabigchina wrote:Cal. Not even close.KiltedKicker wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. I remember seeing a number saying Bay Area placement was about 1% of the class a year or two ago, maybe that source was off though.
Also, what's with the terrible west coast placement. looking at the summer class distributions, it looks like Columbia has some of the the worst bay area placement in the T10. IE, there are like 4 CLS grads total split between the big SV firms. I can't imagine it's all self selection. It's almost enough to make me want to transfer.
Not sure what summer class distributions thread you are referring to but the current one has very little info on SV.
I'm going off of Cooley and and WSGR. 4 Total. 3 seems surprisingly high for Wilson actually. The year before I think they only took 1 from CLS. With the way the markets are going I wouldn't be surprised if they cut back on hiring next year. Granted, that thread doesn't have Orrick, Mofo, Fenwick, or Gunderson.
This may sound entitled, but it doesn't feel good when it sounds like CLS's recruiting clout in Norcal is on par with GULC and Michigan.
CLS does seem to do better in SoCal though.
ETA: Anecdotally, it just seems like bidding heavily on NorCal is like the one way to really have a good chance of striking out from CLS.
1 at Cooley
1 at DPW
1 at Gibson
2 at MoFo
1 at Shearman
1 at STB
2 at Skadden
1 at WSGR
Just LOL at wanting to live in the one area worse than NYC though, and double LOL at striving for CLS and debtpwning yourself in an area where you'll never buy a home instead of copping Berkeley $$$, and triple LOL at risking a strikeout for all this shit.
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Can you actually not switch from law school to UAH housing? Anyway around this?
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My sense is they can do pretty much anything they really want to, they just don't want to make it easy. Juliana is all-powerfulDCfilterDC wrote:Can you actually not switch from law school to UAH housing? Anyway around this?
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Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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heard through the grapevine you basically have to do UAH housing lottery and hope you get something? who knows if this is legit.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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Oh that sucks, so you might not even get anything out of the lottery and risk no housing?dabigchina wrote:heard through the grapevine you basically have to do UAH housing lottery and hope you get something? who knows if this is legit.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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You're guaranteed housing though, I thought?DCfilterDC wrote:Oh that sucks, so you might not even get anything out of the lottery and risk no housing?dabigchina wrote:heard through the grapevine you basically have to do UAH housing lottery and hope you get something? who knows if this is legit.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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I thought the 3BDR shares were like $1050-1100.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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That's UAH. Law School is much more expensive.jbagelboy wrote:I thought the 3BDR shares were like $1050-1100.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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Quick question about LRAP in case anyone knows. Do your law school tuition loans accrue interest while in law school? I know that the LRAP means that they don't afterwards if you are in approved employment but I wasn't sure about the 3 years we're in school. Thanks!
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They do accrue interest.CerealMilk wrote:Quick question about LRAP in case anyone knows. Do your law school tuition loans accrue interest while in law school? I know that the LRAP means that they don't afterwards if you are in approved employment but I wasn't sure about the 3 years we're in school. Thanks!
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Just during those three years though, correct?Tiago Splitter wrote:They do accrue interest.CerealMilk wrote:Quick question about LRAP in case anyone knows. Do your law school tuition loans accrue interest while in law school? I know that the LRAP means that they don't afterwards if you are in approved employment but I wasn't sure about the 3 years we're in school. Thanks!
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Just fucking LOL at Columbia getting $4200 in revenue from a unit that's maybe 1000 square feet total, and double fucking LOL at a university worth $10 billion (who by the way could pay for tuition, room and board for every need-qualified student in every one of its graduate schools with just the investment income it earns every year) informing kids $200k in the hole that their shitbox rent is up another 5%, and triple fucking LOL at these same rich bureaucrats turning around and claiming with a straight face that they're "subsidizing" you.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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The loans you take out for law school accrue interest until they are paid off. Students in Columbia's LRAP have their loan payments made each year by the school in the form of a forgivable loan, which generally does not accrue interest. If you stop working in PI then the LRAP loans from the school which have yet to be forgiven will begin accruing interest.CerealMilk wrote:Just during those three years though, correct?Tiago Splitter wrote:They do accrue interest.CerealMilk wrote:Quick question about LRAP in case anyone knows. Do your law school tuition loans accrue interest while in law school? I know that the LRAP means that they don't afterwards if you are in approved employment but I wasn't sure about the 3 years we're in school. Thanks!
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Don't forget that the second you graduate, CLS is gonna be in your ass trying to get donations.Monochromatic Oeuvre wrote:Just fucking LOL at Columbia getting $4200 in revenue from a unit that's maybe 1000 square feet total, and double fucking LOL at a university worth $10 billion (who by the way could pay for tuition, room and board for every need-qualified student in every one of its graduate schools with just the investment income it earns every year) informing kids $200k in the hole that their shitbox rent is up another 5%, and triple fucking LOL at these same rich bureaucrats turning around and claiming with a straight face that they're "subsidizing" you.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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but its all worth it for the lay prestige amirite?John_Luther1989 wrote:Don't forget that the second you graduate, CLS is gonna be in your ass trying to get donations.Monochromatic Oeuvre wrote:Just fucking LOL at Columbia getting $4200 in revenue from a unit that's maybe 1000 square feet total, and double fucking LOL at a university worth $10 billion (who by the way could pay for tuition, room and board for every need-qualified student in every one of its graduate schools with just the investment income it earns every year) informing kids $200k in the hole that their shitbox rent is up another 5%, and triple fucking LOL at these same rich bureaucrats turning around and claiming with a straight face that they're "subsidizing" you.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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To the barricades!Monochromatic Oeuvre wrote:Just fucking LOL at Columbia getting $4200 in revenue from a unit that's maybe 1000 square feet total, and double fucking LOL at a university worth $10 billion (who by the way could pay for tuition, room and board for every need-qualified student in every one of its graduate schools with just the investment income it earns every year) informing kids $200k in the hole that their shitbox rent is up another 5%, and triple fucking LOL at these same rich bureaucrats turning around and claiming with a straight face that they're "subsidizing" you.White Dwarf wrote:Wondering that too. This $1400 rent for a crummy 3BR-share is killing me.
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I literally tell myself daily that I should have gone to GW for free or taken $100k from GULC. I'd probably be at a V50 instead of V10, but fuck they pay the same and I'm gonna get the boot in 4-5 years anyway.dabigchina wrote: but its all worth it for the lay prestige amirite?
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but its all worth it for the lay prestige amirite?[/quote]
I literally tell myself daily that I should have gone to GW for free or taken $100k from GULC. I'd probably be at a V50 instead of V10, but fuck they pay the same and I'm gonna get the boot in 4-5 years anyway.[/quote]
Lol. Or you'd be jobless.
Why the hate
but its all worth it for the lay prestige amirite?[/quote]
I literally tell myself daily that I should have gone to GW for free or taken $100k from GULC. I'd probably be at a V50 instead of V10, but fuck they pay the same and I'm gonna get the boot in 4-5 years anyway.[/quote]
Lol. Or you'd be jobless.
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I tell people IRL to take the full ride all the time. The response is usually tepid, but I press them on it because I'm bitter enough IRL not to have to worry about social consequences (which a number of posters can confirm).John_Luther1989 wrote:I literally tell myself daily that I should have gone to GW for free or taken $100k from GULC. I'd probably be at a V50 instead of V10, but fuck they pay the same and I'm gonna get the boot in 4-5 years anyway.dabigchina wrote: but its all worth it for the lay prestige amirite?
It's almost always too late. Six Boomers have gotten there first telling how PRESTIGIOUS! the school about to debtpwn them is.
We're powerless to help beyond that. We can't make them listen to warnings.
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Any good barbershops near the campus?
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There's some cheap, but good, places around 109/110 and amsterdamDC006 wrote:Any good barbershops near the campus?
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I go to sammy's on 105/6 and amsterdam. $14DCfilterDC wrote:There's some cheap, but good, places around 109/110 and amsterdamDC006 wrote:Any good barbershops near the campus?
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That's good to know. Thanks y'all!jbagelboy wrote:I go to sammy's on 105/6 and amsterdam. $14DCfilterDC wrote:There's some cheap, but good, places around 109/110 and amsterdamDC006 wrote:Any good barbershops near the campus?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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