This.eskimo wrote:Maybe he meant Penn and just forgot Columbia?Bildungsroman wrote:DreamShake wrote: If someone wants to go to Cornell--or an Ivy, and that person doesn't qualify for H/Y/P--they have to submit to this process, whether it's 3, 6, or 12 months.
Oh, I didn't even think of that.eskimo wrote:Maybe he meant Penn and just forgot Columbia?Bildungsroman wrote:DreamShake wrote: If someone wants to go to Cornell--or an Ivy, and that person doesn't qualify for H/Y/P--they have to submit to this process, whether it's 3, 6, or 12 months.
I suppose you're not from the Northeast then.Bildungsroman wrote:Oh, I didn't even think of that.eskimo wrote:Maybe he meant Penn and just forgot Columbia?Bildungsroman wrote:DreamShake wrote: If someone wants to go to Cornell--or an Ivy, and that person doesn't qualify for H/Y/P--they have to submit to this process, whether it's 3, 6, or 12 months.
Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
Nope.Arbiter213 wrote:I suppose you're not from the Northeast then.Bildungsroman wrote:
Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
--ImageRemoved--Bildungsroman wrote:Oh, I didn't even think of that.eskimo wrote:Maybe he meant Penn and just forgot Columbia?Bildungsroman wrote:DreamShake wrote: If someone wants to go to Cornell--or an Ivy, and that person doesn't qualify for H/Y/P--they have to submit to this process, whether it's 3, 6, or 12 months.
Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
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It's the brand name; sure, [insert school here] may be a "better" law school than Cornell, but when it comes to getting jobs, the ivy league name matters.Bildungsroman wrote: Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
How about if it's an Ivy undergrad, but GULC for law school? Is that just as good?Ludacrispat26 wrote:It's the brand name; sure, [insert school here] may be a "better" law school than Cornell, but when it comes to getting jobs, the ivy league name matters.Bildungsroman wrote: Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
Are you really that insecure? What an awkward question.masterthearts wrote: How about if it's an Ivy undergrad, but GULC for law school? Is that just as good?
FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
LOL.beachbum wrote:FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
You mean Penn. Not Penn State. Penn State doesn't enjoy ivy prestige because it's not an ivy.beachbum wrote:FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
When it comes to getting jobs, it seems stupid to let whether it's an ivy league institution influence your decision. When it comes to legal hiring, Stanford is better than Penn, Columbia, and Cornell, UChi is better than Penn and Cornell, and a whole lot of schools are better than Cornell, including public institutions such as UMich, UVA, and Berkeley. Sure, the ivy label may have an impact on getting a legal job, but that's already reflected in biglaw and clerkship placement rates, meaning giving it weight again after comparing schools by placement numbers is faulty accounting.Ludacrispat26 wrote:It's the brand name; sure, [insert school here] may be a "better" law school than Cornell, but when it comes to getting jobs, the ivy league name matters.Bildungsroman wrote: Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
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He was making a Penn joke dude.calilaw wrote:You mean Penn. Not Penn State. Penn State doesn't enjoy ivy prestige because it's not an ivy.beachbum wrote:FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
Haha. I thought I would leave a glimmer of hope for ivy prestige whores.beachbum wrote:FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
Lol You. Fail.calilaw wrote:You mean Penn. Not Penn State. Penn State doesn't enjoy ivy prestige because it's not an ivy.beachbum wrote:FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
I had a new date last week. Does anyone know what this means? Has anyone who has a result either way had an updated on their status checker? I think I asked this a while back but don't believe I ever saw anything.thecilent wrote:Lol You. Fail.calilaw wrote:You mean Penn. Not Penn State. Penn State doesn't enjoy ivy prestige because it's not an ivy.beachbum wrote:FTFY. If Cornell and Columbia don't enjoy ivy prestige, there's no way Penn State gets it.tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Pennor end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
Also: Just checked my status and I gots a new 12/6 date. hmmmm
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username99 wrote:Mine did the same. Now I am on the edge of my seat.
lol This made me lol for some reason. I think it's because it was like so sincere.CoastGuard3 wrote:username99 wrote:Mine did the same. Now I am on the edge of my seat.
mine too...I don't know what it all means though.
ahh I have to!CoastGuard3 wrote:username99 wrote:Mine did the same. Now I am on the edge of my seat.
mine too...I don't know what it all means though.
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lmao. That vid is hysterical.almostfamous wrote:ahh I have to!CoastGuard3 wrote:username99 wrote:Mine did the same. Now I am on the edge of my seat.
mine too...I don't know what it all means though.
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tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Penn or end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
I'm so excited.Dinged from Princeton Law, WL at Brown Law...bad days0ph1e2007 wrote:tkgrrett wrote:Sorry all u Cornell ivy hopeful but no one knows Cornell is an ivy. Hell, my gf and her friends went to an elite boarding school in NE and they didn't even realize Columbia was ivy. So either get into Harvard/Yale/Penn or end dreams of arbitrary. elitism
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Lolz at the elitism noob. Vault ranks schools soley on the marketability of their graduates and Stanford, UMich, NYU, UVA and UChi all come before the first Ivy. Don't confuse lay presteige with market potency. People in the know know, you know?Ludacrispat26 wrote:It's the brand name; sure, [insert school here] may be a "better" law school than Cornell, but when it comes to getting jobs, the ivy league name matters.Bildungsroman wrote: Also, what is with this weird obsession with the Ivy League that I've been seeing in law school admissions (and just generally)?
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