pylon wrote:Aha I'm on another continent. Sooooo see you there?middlebear wrote:Literally on the other side of the country.tk17 wrote:I got an invitation today for an admitted students reception in February at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
Not sure if this was targeted to people in NYC or not. Any one else get this/planning on attending?
Got this as well, and I'm in Californiatk17 wrote:pylon wrote:Aha I'm on another continent. Sooooo see you there?middlebear wrote:Literally on the other side of the country.tk17 wrote:I got an invitation today for an admitted students reception in February at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
Not sure if this was targeted to people in NYC or not. Any one else get this/planning on attending?
If you make it, I'll buy you a beer.
Yeah, I'm still totally unclear on this. Has anyone else found out anything else about this?curlietop86 wrote:Yeah, according to the admitted students website, you do have to fill out the Need Access form this year... so I'm a little uncertain.stoopkid13 wrote:I emailed the Financial Aid office about merit-only aid and this was their response:Mack.Hambleton wrote:Last year you had to do need access for merit only, this year you just fill out a small form
NYUFinaid wrote:In order to only apply for merit based financial aid, you will need to complete our institutional financial aid application. The application is available on-line at https://faaps.law.nyu.edu/studentmain.html. You will be instructed on that webpage to log in using your LSAC# or SSN (Lxxxxxxxx or xxxxxxxxx) as your username, and your birthdate (mmddyyyy) as your password. Once you are in the database, click on “My Application”, and fill in the requested information.
"Entering first year JD students applying for NYU Law institutional scholarships (need-based and merit-based) are required to submit financial information using the Need Access application. To apply online, visit Access Group's Web site."
You need to fill out the Need Access if you are applying for need-based AND merit-based aid. If you want to apply for merit only, contact the financial aid office, and they'll have you submit a form, but you don't need to fill out Need Access.LawBron James wrote:Yeah, I'm still totally unclear on this. Has anyone else found out anything else about this?curlietop86 wrote:Yeah, according to the admitted students website, you do have to fill out the Need Access form this year... so I'm a little uncertain.stoopkid13 wrote:I emailed the Financial Aid office about merit-only aid and this was their response:Mack.Hambleton wrote:Last year you had to do need access for merit only, this year you just fill out a small form
NYUFinaid wrote:In order to only apply for merit based financial aid, you will need to complete our institutional financial aid application. The application is available on-line at https://faaps.law.nyu.edu/studentmain.html. You will be instructed on that webpage to log in using your LSAC# or SSN (Lxxxxxxxx or xxxxxxxxx) as your username, and your birthdate (mmddyyyy) as your password. Once you are in the database, click on “My Application”, and fill in the requested information.
"Entering first year JD students applying for NYU Law institutional scholarships (need-based and merit-based) are required to submit financial information using the Need Access application. To apply online, visit Access Group's Web site."
Ok, makes sense. Thank you!tk17 wrote: You need to fill out the Need Access if you are applying for need-based AND merit-based aid. If you want to apply for merit only, contact the financial aid office, and they'll have you submit a form, but you don't need to fill out Need Access.
If you fill out Need-Access without your parent's information, they'll automatically consider you for merit-based aid only.
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ooo pretty!tk17 wrote:Pictures up in the OP! I also put up a new poll. Thought the last one was boring.
This looks nice...tk17 wrote:
I'm planning on attending!tk17 wrote:pylon wrote:Aha I'm on another continent. Sooooo see you there?middlebear wrote:Literally on the other side of the country.tk17 wrote:I got an invitation today for an admitted students reception in February at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
Not sure if this was targeted to people in NYC or not. Any one else get this/planning on attending?
If you make it, I'll buy you a beer.
Letter from Dean Morrison, Viewbook, NYU Law Magazine, flyer for admitted students weekend, and post-it notes.ssii wrote:Hi there, just wondering what packages you guys have got? I'm international student and snail mail is quite unreliable. They actually re-mailed my acceptance letter using ups after i emailed them. But that's the only thing i got so far. I heard there's a pizzabox. What's in there? Anything important that i need them to re-mail to me again? Thanks.
I'm planning to attend (NYC resident).tk17 wrote:I got an invitation today for an admitted students reception in February at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
Not sure if this was targeted to people in NYC or not. Any one else get this/planning on attending?
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I am! It's going to be a long month... Good luck!lexsi340 wrote:Checking in... Definitely attending in the fall! Anyone else waiting to hear back from RTK?
Yup. RTK interviewees haven't even been selected yet. But I honestly can't even bear to hope, it's suuuch a long shotlexsi340 wrote:Checking in... Definitely attending in the fall! Anyone else waiting to hear back from RTK?
Checking in(:curlietop86 wrote:pizza box today!
not going to make it to the NYC reception, but they are doing a mid-day thing in DC (DC resident) i'm going to try to attend.
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No.dlrkgml wrote: I do have a question though, and please don't hate me for this, but does the fact that NYU's acceptance rate is in the mid 20s give it a bad image? (as a school that isn't really selective?)
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