I think I'm going to work on the PILS app this week- I'm hoping to work in health policygatorlaw wrote:I'm thinking about it because I'm interested in international human rights. I'm also looking into the global law scholars but doesn't come with a scholarship, though.franklyscarlet wrote:Another question because I'm bored at work; is anyone appplying for the PILS program?
I'm thinking about the Global Law Scholars too. I think the only thing that's holding me back is that it doesn't look like I can do curriculum b if i do global law scholars.gatorlaw wrote:I'm thinking about it because I'm interested in international human rights. I'm also looking into the global law scholars but doesn't come with a scholarship, though.franklyscarlet wrote:Another question because I'm bored at work; is anyone appplying for the PILS program?
I don't know why, but the guy who interviewed me was vehemently against curriculum b. He told me employers often get confused because the classes have different names, so they don't like it. I don't know how much truth there is to it, but he almost scared me out of curr b. I am really interested in it though...I love legal history and I hear it is abundant in that program.jeninamillion wrote:I'm thinking about the Global Law Scholars too. I think the only thing that's holding me back is that it doesn't look like I can do curriculum b if i do global law scholars.gatorlaw wrote:I'm thinking about it because I'm interested in international human rights. I'm also looking into the global law scholars but doesn't come with a scholarship, though.franklyscarlet wrote:Another question because I'm bored at work; is anyone appplying for the PILS program?
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That's really weird because my interviewer highly recommended it. It might be biased because she did curriculum b. She said that the people in her section did as well if not better in OCI.gatorlaw wrote:I don't know why, but the guy who interviewed me was vehemently against curriculum b. He told me employers often get confused because the classes have different names, so they don't like it. I don't know how much truth there is to it, but he almost scared me out of curr b. I am really interested in it though...I love legal history and I hear it is abundant in that program.jeninamillion wrote:I'm thinking about the Global Law Scholars too. I think the only thing that's holding me back is that it doesn't look like I can do curriculum b if i do global law scholars.gatorlaw wrote:I'm thinking about it because I'm interested in international human rights. I'm also looking into the global law scholars but doesn't come with a scholarship, though.franklyscarlet wrote:Another question because I'm bored at work; is anyone appplying for the PILS program?
woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
If anyone is coming in Thursday around noon, let me know! We can share a cab/ enjoy navigating the metro together. woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
If anyone is coming in Thursday around noon, let me know! We can share a cab/ enjoy navigating the metro together.
DC Metro is crazy easy! If you're coming into to Reagan take the yellow line to Gallery Place (better option) or the blue line to Metro Center (not as better option), transfer to the red line, and get off at Judiciary Square or Union Station.franklyscarlet wrote:woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
)That is awesome! I'm so excited! And I'll be arriving early as wellfranklyscarlet wrote:woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
I haven't booked my flight yet but all available options would leave me in DC before 11am.EMZE wrote:I would absolutely make them aware of it. Have you actually received your admissions packet or are you in via ASW? If you havent received anything hard copy yet, it would make it must less awkward to send your second score in to them.viacavour wrote:In! But unable to attend the early ASW. Hopefully will be able to make the later one.
This was my first acceptance so very exciting.
I got in with my October LSAT but did much better in December. Anyone know if I can send them the second score in hopes of more $$$$?
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We should all meet up and hang out before the ASW! Or maybe just daydrink.gatorlaw wrote:That is awesome! I'm so excited! And I'll be arriving early as wellfranklyscarlet wrote:woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
Awwwww man, everyone's going? Now i'm really regretting not being able to make it for the ASW...jeninamillion wrote:We should all meet up and hang out before the ASW! Or maybe just daydrink.gatorlaw wrote:That is awesome! I'm so excited! And I'll be arriving early as wellfranklyscarlet wrote:woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
Campagnolo wrote:Thoughts on LRAP? Is it solid. Seems so. In fact, it seems too good to be true. Essentially, it would mean paying about $50,000 for lol school.
I'm for it!
Anyone taken an in-depth look at it so far?
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Let's make this happen!jeninamillion wrote:We should all meet up and hang out before the ASW! Or maybe just daydrink.gatorlaw wrote:That is awesome! I'm so excited! And I'll be arriving early as wellfranklyscarlet wrote:woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
GULC's LRAP is much more generous than most schools. It's doesn't beat out NYU's, though, which is the best in the country. NYU also provides other support for public interest like guaranteed summer funding. As someone who is definitely going to work in government and/or public interest, this is a big reason why I'm leaning NYU.Campagnolo wrote:Thoughts on LRAP? Is it solid. Seems so. In fact, it seems too good to be true. Essentially, it would mean paying about $50,000 for lol school.
I'm for it!
Anyone taken an in-depth look at it so far?
Fingers crossed!cogitoergosum wrote:Hoping to access ASW tonight... countdown until 12:01...
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FYI: I'm pretty sure Georgetown has guaranteed funding for government/public interest/judicial internships over the summer.crumpledq wrote:GULC's LRAP is much more generous than most schools. It's doesn't beat out NYU's, though, which is the best in the country. NYU also provides other support for public interest like guaranteed summer funding. As someone who is definitely going to work in government and/or public interest, this is a big reason why I'm leaning NYU.Campagnolo wrote:Thoughts on LRAP? Is it solid. Seems so. In fact, it seems too good to be true. Essentially, it would mean paying about $50,000 for lol school.
I'm for it!
Anyone taken an in-depth look at it so far?
Same thing for NYU, except it isn't tied to the government IBR occupation definitions. They're definitely comparable LRAPs, but NYU's is more flexible, and IIRC, NYU pays more for summer stipends. Need to check on that, though, and please correct me if you know different.sambeber wrote:Also, not sure of the details of NYU's LRAP, but if you go to GULC and then hold a PSLF-eligible position for 10 years, you literally pay $0 on your loans, ever.
Pregame the accepted student reception? .....Kidding. But yeah! We should meet up if we're all going to be there in the morning!jeninamillion wrote:We should all meet up and hang out before the ASW! Or maybe just daydrink.gatorlaw wrote:That is awesome! I'm so excited! And I'll be arriving early as wellfranklyscarlet wrote:woohoo! This is awesome, thanks. I just booked my ticket about 30 minutes agojeninamillion wrote:I just called the admissions office and spoked to the person in charge of the ASW. She said that they are making matches today for the people who signed up to stay with a current student and we should be notified by who it is by the 18th. She said that everyone who signed up to stay with a current student will be able to do so.
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