My guess is that they have plenty of data suggesting that the admits who try to negotiate using certain level offers from certain schools like Penn still go to CLS after the negotiation is denied. I wouldn't suggest anyone do that, but I bet that's why they don't bother.LawDataz wrote:The fact that CLS doesn't consider Penn "peer-enough" to negotiate is a little concerning, amirite??
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Completed the applications for the fed loans yesterday. Was just a casual Wednesday morning putting myself in soul-crushing debt.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
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Is PAYE the same as IBR?Thelaw23 wrote:Completed the applications for the fed loans yesterday. Was just a casual Wednesday morning putting myself in soul-crushing debt.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
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lawdude31 wrote:Is PAYE the same as IBR?Thelaw23 wrote:Completed the applications for the fed loans yesterday. Was just a casual Wednesday morning putting myself in soul-crushing debt.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
They're listed as different plans on the student loans website, I'm not sure about how IBR works though.
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Is there a deadline by which we have to submit our application for federal loans? There wasn't anything on the paper about it.Thelaw23 wrote:lawdude31 wrote:Is PAYE the same as IBR?Thelaw23 wrote:Completed the applications for the fed loans yesterday. Was just a casual Wednesday morning putting myself in soul-crushing debt.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
They're listed as different plans on the student loans website, I'm not sure about how IBR works though.
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May 15th is the date they say to submit the apps for federal loans by.lawdude31 wrote:Is there a deadline by which we have to submit our application for federal loans? There wasn't anything on the paper about it.Thelaw23 wrote:lawdude31 wrote:Is PAYE the same as IBR?Thelaw23 wrote:Completed the applications for the fed loans yesterday. Was just a casual Wednesday morning putting myself in soul-crushing debt.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
They're listed as different plans on the student loans website, I'm not sure about how IBR works though.
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Ok thanks.lnsl123 wrote:May 15th is the date they say to submit the apps for federal loans by.lawdude31 wrote:Is there a deadline by which we have to submit our application for federal loans? There wasn't anything on the paper about it.Thelaw23 wrote:lawdude31 wrote:Is PAYE the same as IBR?Thelaw23 wrote:Completed the applications for the fed loans yesterday. Was just a casual Wednesday morning putting myself in soul-crushing debt.
The PAYE payment plan looks banging though... I just hope it's still there when we graduate. Also I'm curious to see what's going to happen when the first people who went on the plan start hitting year 20 and how the IRS deals with them IF they can't pay the tax bomb.
They're listed as different plans on the student loans website, I'm not sure about how IBR works though.
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JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
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Good point!Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
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Hi! Does anyone know if you get any confirmation email after paying the deposit? Thanks!
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I got an "order confirmation" emailNoonibee wrote:Hi! Does anyone know if you get any confirmation email after paying the deposit? Thanks!
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I emailed the admissions office about this because I'm neurotic and fully expected that if I didn't check, I might not actually be enrolled. They said: "we have indeed received your enrollment form/deposit...You will definitely receive an email from our office shortly regarding next steps, but as far as the May 1 deadline goes you are all set." Given that someone else posted that they sent out a welcome email after 5/1 last year, I think you're good if you paid the deposit.Noonibee wrote:Hi! Does anyone know if you get any confirmation email after paying the deposit? Thanks!
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Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
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office of the registrar, i imagine.Thelaw23 wrote:Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
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Great! Thanks!Stay-at-Home Son wrote:I emailed the admissions office about this because I'm neurotic and fully expected that if I didn't check, I might not actually be enrolled. They said: "we have indeed received your enrollment form/deposit...You will definitely receive an email from our office shortly regarding next steps, but as far as the May 1 deadline goes you are all set." Given that someone else posted that they sent out a welcome email after 5/1 last year, I think you're good if you paid the deposit.Noonibee wrote:Hi! Does anyone know if you get any confirmation email after paying the deposit? Thanks!
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Thelaw23 wrote:Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
I contacted the registrar office at my school and they did it
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You didn't even have to come in?Noonibee wrote:Thelaw23 wrote:Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
I contacted the registrar office at my school and they did it
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Nah, just email them. Schools have to do this kind of stuff all the time, they will be used to it.Thelaw23 wrote:You didn't even have to come in?Noonibee wrote:Thelaw23 wrote:Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
I contacted the registrar office at my school and they did it
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Just heard back from Financial Aid on negotiation--offered me nothing. Bastards.
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Scanned it, emailed, and they take care or the rest. Once you're at it tell them to send in transcript as well.Thelaw23 wrote:You didn't even have to come in?Noonibee wrote:Thelaw23 wrote:Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
I contacted the registrar office at my school and they did it
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Thelaw23 wrote:You didn't even have to come in?Noonibee wrote:Thelaw23 wrote:Stay-at-Home Son wrote:JUNE 15 - DEADLINE TO SUBMIT DEAN'S CERTIFICATION(S)
"To matriculate at Columbia Law School, you must submit a completed Dean’s Certification (PDF) from each school at which you were matriculated toward a degree, including graduate programs and any school from which you may have transferred." ** REQUIRED
Just a thought - it might be a good idea to get this^ done sooner rather than later, as graduation is coming up soon for a lot of schools. My administration is hard enough to deal with during the normal school-year, so I'm definitely not waiting until they're working on summer hours.
I'm trying to figure out to which department in my school I have to go for this. Office of Student Assistance maybe?
I contacted the registrar office at my school and they did it
Nope. I already graduated so don't live in the same state.
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+1.unrelated wrote:Just heard back from Financial Aid on negotiation--offered me nothing. Bastards.
I feel like they knew I was going to attend either way.

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Any ideas for a poll 

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dates for a potential nyc happy hour for people in the areaLeliana wrote:Any ideas for a poll

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Fook. What were you negotiating with, and how did they notify you?unrelated wrote:Just heard back from Financial Aid on negotiation--offered me nothing. Bastards.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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