Nah, it's not arguably better than Yale.Mal Reynolds wrote:If you don't come here with the ruby there really is no hope for you at all. It's arguably better than Yale.
It's definitively better than Yale.
Nah, it's not arguably better than Yale.Mal Reynolds wrote:If you don't come here with the ruby there really is no hope for you at all. It's arguably better than Yale.
ooooh, me too. I have had very fast turn around from interview(1/22) -> UR2(1/22) -> UR3(1/26) -> UR4(1/30).js1663 wrote:UR4 today. Does this mean decisions are coming soon?
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I've seen this mentioned a lot of times. What's the basic gist?Nathanael wrote:Nah, it's not arguably better than Yale.Mal Reynolds wrote:If you don't come here with the ruby there really is no hope for you at all. It's arguably better than Yale.
It's definitively better than Yale.
fra wrote:ooooh, me too. I have had very fast turn around from interview(1/22) -> UR2(1/22) -> UR3(1/26) -> UR4(1/30).js1663 wrote:UR4 today. Does this mean decisions are coming soon?
Meanwhile, I have been sitting at UR4 for over a month now. Give me a sign, UChi!ChemEng1642 wrote:fra wrote:ooooh, me too. I have had very fast turn around from interview(1/22) -> UR2(1/22) -> UR3(1/26) -> UR4(1/30).js1663 wrote:UR4 today. Does this mean decisions are coming soon?
not these exact times but me too!
The idea is that with 0 debt (free tuition + $15,000 a year stipend toward living expense) it's both the largest full scholarship/stipend you can get in the T14, and you will graduate with minimal or no debt (or even make money if you work 1L and 2L summer). Furthermore, regardless of your career path, many consider the bump given in terms of career prospects by attending Yale to be small relative to the lack of debt from UChicago with a Ruby.BillsFan9907 wrote:I've seen this mentioned a lot of times. What's the basic gist?Nathanael wrote:Nah, it's not arguably better than Yale.Mal Reynolds wrote:If you don't come here with the ruby there really is no hope for you at all. It's arguably better than Yale.
It's definitively better than Yale.
That doesn't surprise me, since we are basically the same applicant.ChemEng1642 wrote:fra wrote:ooooh, me too. I have had very fast turn around from interview(1/22) -> UR2(1/22) -> UR3(1/26) -> UR4(1/30).js1663 wrote:UR4 today. Does this mean decisions are coming soon?
not these exact times but me too!
Oh man really! That's cool! How come I didn't get my Columbia email an hour after you??fra wrote:That doesn't surprise me, since we are basically the same applicant.ChemEng1642 wrote:fra wrote:ooooh, me too. I have had very fast turn around from interview(1/22) -> UR2(1/22) -> UR3(1/26) -> UR4(1/30).js1663 wrote:UR4 today. Does this mean decisions are coming soon?
not these exact times but me too!
True story - I don't start frantically checking my phone/email/status checker until I've seen that you were admitted because my notification usually shows up about an hour later.
Right - if you are a Ruby then I'd imagine the universities would be grooming you to some extent for those prestigious positions? and it goes without saying that even without that, you likely have those inherent academic skills needed to get those top spots.js1663 wrote:
The only downside is that you may have a harder time finding a job, or getting the specific job you want out of UChicago, after all Yale is #1 for a reason and it really does provide you the best chance at clerkships, scarce PI jobs and the top firms. Though most people on this forum (not that I agree with it) have the opinion that if your numbers are good enough for a Ruby you wont be in the bottom of your class and will likely have good enough grades to get your desired job.
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Congrats!Atmosphere wrote:Interview invite this morning!
PI jobs are scarce, but in hiring in my office (we're known but not ACLU big time) we're going to give just as serious consideration to a UChicago grad (certainly a Ruby) with ok grades and solid interest in our subject area as we would a Yale grad with solid interest in our subject area.js1663 wrote: The only downside is that you may have a harder time finding a job, or getting the specific job you want out of UChicago, after all Yale is #1 for a reason and it really does provide you the best chance at clerkships, scarce PI jobs and the top firms. Though most people on this forum (not that I agree with it) have the opinion that if your numbers are good enough for a Ruby you wont be in the bottom of your class and will likely have good enough grades to get your desired job.
Worth mentioning that Rubenstein comes with networking dinners and a personal faculty mentor, which is grooming if I've ever heard it.BillsFan9907 wrote:Right - if you are a Ruby then I'd imagine the universities would be grooming you to some extent for those prestigious positions? and it goes without saying that even without that, you likely have those inherent academic skills needed to get those top spots.js1663 wrote:
The only downside is that you may have a harder time finding a job, or getting the specific job you want out of UChicago, after all Yale is #1 for a reason and it really does provide you the best chance at clerkships, scarce PI jobs and the top firms. Though most people on this forum (not that I agree with it) have the opinion that if your numbers are good enough for a Ruby you wont be in the bottom of your class and will likely have good enough grades to get your desired job.
Yeah - we all know how hard it is to be at the top of your class and blah blah blah, but these are rubies.
Wow- hope there is some love left for us plebs.daedalus2309 wrote:Worth mentioning that Rubenstein comes with networking dinners and a personal faculty mentor, which is grooming if I've ever heard it.BillsFan9907 wrote:Right - if you are a Ruby then I'd imagine the universities would be grooming you to some extent for those prestigious positions? and it goes without saying that even without that, you likely have those inherent academic skills needed to get those top spots.js1663 wrote:
The only downside is that you may have a harder time finding a job, or getting the specific job you want out of UChicago, after all Yale is #1 for a reason and it really does provide you the best chance at clerkships, scarce PI jobs and the top firms. Though most people on this forum (not that I agree with it) have the opinion that if your numbers are good enough for a Ruby you wont be in the bottom of your class and will likely have good enough grades to get your desired job.
Yeah - we all know how hard it is to be at the top of your class and blah blah blah, but these are rubies.
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I know..Wahrheit wrote:Stressing yourself out won't change the outcome. Do something you enjoy.Fighttotheend wrote:UR2..1/26....UR3...1/30...
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0/10Sevenkingdoms wrote:In response to the comments above, I would argue strongly that a Ruby is not better than HYS. I have many friends and family members in the legal profession and I have worked in numerous biglaw firms (V6). The reality is that brand matters. The legal profession is full of superficial prestige whores, and, when it's all said and done, nothing tops the HYS brands. Sure, you can go be an associate or a DA and it won't matter, but if you want to leverage your legal experience outside of the legal profession, don't go to UofC. If you want to be an academic or PI attorney, go to Yale. If you want Wall Street, go to Harvard. If you want tech, IP, or startups, go to Stanford. Trust me on this.
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Ouch. Kind of makes sense, though.Sevenkingdoms wrote:In response to the comments above, I would argue strongly that a Ruby is not better than HYS. I have many friends and family members in the legal profession and I have worked in numerous biglaw firms (V6). The reality is that brand matters. The legal profession is full of superficial prestige whores, and, when it's all said and done, nothing tops the HYS brands. Sure, you can go be an associate or a DA and it won't matter, but if you want to leverage your legal experience outside of the legal profession, don't go to UofC. If you want to be an academic or PI attorney, go to Yale. If you want Wall Street, go to Harvard. If you want tech, IP, or startups, go to Stanford. Trust me on this.
-SLS student with an HLS sibling.
Sevenkingdoms wrote:In response to the comments above, I would argue strongly that a Ruby is not better than HYS. I have many friends and family members in the legal profession and I have worked in numerous biglaw firms (V6). The reality is that brand matters. The legal profession is full of superficial prestige whores, and, when it's all said and done, nothing tops the HYS brands. Sure, you can go be an associate or a DA and it won't matter, but if you want to leverage your legal experience outside of the legal profession, don't go to UofC. If you want to be an academic or PI attorney, go to Yale. If you want Wall Street, go to Harvard. If you want tech, IP, or startups, go to Stanford. Trust me on this.
-SLS student with an HLS sibling.
lol no.Sevenkingdoms wrote:In response to the comments above, I would argue strongly that a Ruby is not better than HYS. I have many friends and family members in the legal profession and I have worked in numerous biglaw firms (V6). The reality is that brand matters. The legal profession is full of superficial prestige whores, and, when it's all said and done, nothing tops the HYS brands. Sure, you can go be an associate or a DA and it won't matter, but if you want to leverage your legal experience outside of the legal profession, don't go to UofC. If you want to be an academic or PI attorney, go to Yale. If you want Wall Street, go to Harvard. If you want tech, IP, or startups, go to Stanford. Trust me on this.
-SLS student with an HLS sibling.
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