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In via snail mail with 36K. Been gone all weekend, nice to come back to an acceptance.
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In with 30k total. 3.0/168. I like Emory and would consider going there, but their scholly offer is about half of what I've been offered by its peer schools.
Best of luck to all of you!
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Check out the TI:GER program...looks pretty cool and unique http://www.law.emory.edu/academics/acad ... tiger.htmlhurldes wrote:in today with $36,000 over three years. I wasn't expecting to even get in, so I haven't really given Emory much thought... does anyone know what job prospects are like for IP out of Emory? (I'm EE).
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If i havent received the acceptance package by now, is it safe to assume that it's a ding?? Complete late January.
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No, they're sending them out in 3 batches. Since you went complete pretty late it's safe to assume your acceptance would be in one of the later batches if you are accepted.lokist86 wrote:If i havent received the acceptance package by now, is it safe to assume that it's a ding?? Complete late January.
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THERE IS HOPE!rman1201 wrote:No, they're sending them out in 3 batches. Since you went complete pretty late it's safe to assume your acceptance would be in one of the later batches if you are accepted.lokist86 wrote:If i havent received the acceptance package by now, is it safe to assume that it's a ding?? Complete late January.

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Well, the mail has just been delivered.
I'll stroll out in this fine Florida weather and see if Emory have sent me anything....
I'll stroll out in this fine Florida weather and see if Emory have sent me anything....
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yeah..this is pretty much what i've garnerd from stalking tls, and they have yet to lead me wrong so bye-bye emory. we really could have been good together.ze2151 wrote:just speaking from experience and based on conversations i've had, i'd say they wouldn't negotiate. there are people here right now who took emory over cls, so that wouldn't really be a shock to their system to learn that someone was making this choice. unless you think emory low-balled thinking above poster wouldn't come anyway. possible i guess, but doesn't seem likely. never hurts to try.

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....Nope.
But I did get accosted by a man wanting to fertilize my lawn, remove cinchbugs, fleas and ticks. I rejected his offer. And I was upfront with him, I said I already had a good deal and our conversation was completed quickly, more quickly than most law schools seem capable of rejecting my offer to attend
But I did get accosted by a man wanting to fertilize my lawn, remove cinchbugs, fleas and ticks. I rejected his offer. And I was upfront with him, I said I already had a good deal and our conversation was completed quickly, more quickly than most law schools seem capable of rejecting my offer to attend

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In with $60k, but it's the same story as everyone else here -- significantly less money than peer schools have offered, and no room for negotiation.
Someone also used a blue pen to add my first name to the acceptance letter, so instead of just saying "Dear Ms. [lastname]," it now has a blue pen mark sticking between the Ms. and the last name, with my name on the line above. What the hell? Is money so tight that you couldn't print another copy if you messed it up? I mean, I wouldn't have minded just being addressed as Ms. [lastname], either. That's just bizarre.
Someone also used a blue pen to add my first name to the acceptance letter, so instead of just saying "Dear Ms. [lastname]," it now has a blue pen mark sticking between the Ms. and the last name, with my name on the line above. What the hell? Is money so tight that you couldn't print another copy if you messed it up? I mean, I wouldn't have minded just being addressed as Ms. [lastname], either. That's just bizarre.
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I think it was supposed to be a nice, personal gesture...softsgalore wrote:In with $60k, but it's the same story as everyone else here -- significantly less money than peer schools have offered, and no room for negotiation.
Someone also used a blue pen to add my first name to the acceptance letter, so instead of just saying "Dear Ms. [lastname]," it now has a blue pen mark sticking between the Ms. and the last name, with my name on the line above. What the hell? Is money so tight that you couldn't print another copy if you messed it up? I mean, I wouldn't have minded just being addressed as Ms. [lastname], either. That's just bizarre.
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Got that too.softsgalore wrote:In with $60k, but it's the same story as everyone else here -- significantly less money than peer schools have offered, and no room for negotiation.
Someone also used a blue pen to add my first name to the acceptance letter, so instead of just saying "Dear Ms. [lastname]," it now has a blue pen mark sticking between the Ms. and the last name, with my name on the line above. What the hell? Is money so tight that you couldn't print another copy if you messed it up? I mean, I wouldn't have minded just being addressed as Ms. [lastname], either. That's just bizarre.
Got my packet sometime between Thursday and Saturday, didn't get it til today. In with 54k (168/3.5)
Also, the packet said it was some customized acceptance packet for my interests but I didn't notice anything too customized other than my first name on the top and the couple sentences from the dean at the bottom. Anyone else?
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You should have told him you had already filled as many lawn maintenance positions as you felt comfortable at this time, and so you could not accept his offer. However, you were so impressed by his credentials, that you would place him on a waiting list for potential mowers.Skyhook wrote:....Nope.
But I did get accosted by a man wanting to fertilize my lawn, remove cinchbugs, fleas and ticks. I rejected his offer. And I was upfront with him, I said I already had a good deal and our conversation was completed quickly, more quickly than most law schools seem capable of rejecting my offer to attend
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ihp12 wrote:You should have told him you had already filled as many lawn maintenance positions as you felt comfortable at this time, and so you could not accept his offer. However, you were so impressed by his credentials, that you would place him on a waiting list for potential mowers.Skyhook wrote:....Nope.
But I did get accosted by a man wanting to fertilize my lawn, remove cinchbugs, fleas and ticks. I rejected his offer. And I was upfront with him, I said I already had a good deal and our conversation was completed quickly, more quickly than most law schools seem capable of rejecting my offer to attend

I must be a noob at this. I should have asked him to provide a "services offered statement" explaining why he felt he was best for my lawn, with a strict font and page limit requirement. Naturally I would need to see LOR.
I would let him know that he would not be able to contact me for 4 months about the matter because I would be very busy assessing my lawn's ranking vs the neighbors, and deciding on who should get the chance to look after it.
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In with 30k. I got the name thing too, and a really nice note from the dean about the strength of my application and how I should look into their feminism project. My packet was customized with information about this project. It was a nice touch; I'm very impressed that the head of the project is Martha Fineman.scruffs mcguff wrote:Got that too.softsgalore wrote:In with $60k, but it's the same story as everyone else here -- significantly less money than peer schools have offered, and no room for negotiation.
Someone also used a blue pen to add my first name to the acceptance letter, so instead of just saying "Dear Ms. [lastname]," it now has a blue pen mark sticking between the Ms. and the last name, with my name on the line above. What the hell? Is money so tight that you couldn't print another copy if you messed it up? I mean, I wouldn't have minded just being addressed as Ms. [lastname], either. That's just bizarre.
Got my packet sometime between Thursday and Saturday, didn't get it til today. In with 54k (168/3.5)
Also, the packet said it was some customized acceptance packet for my interests but I didn't notice anything too customized other than my first name on the top and the couple sentences from the dean at the bottom. Anyone else?
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In with 45K. I just tried to negotiate with Emory in hopes of upping my 15K a year scholarship but had no success. They were very kind in the e-mail response but unfortunately I just have too many better offers from better/peer schools. A damn shame since Emory was #1 on my list when I first started applying to schools.
I was looking into the House Director job they sent us but that seems like suicide for 1L. Anyone else have any thoughts?
Also, I noticed that LSN (small sample) reported larger money awards for kids last year than this year, anyone have any insight as to why that is?
I was looking into the House Director job they sent us but that seems like suicide for 1L. Anyone else have any thoughts?
Also, I noticed that LSN (small sample) reported larger money awards for kids last year than this year, anyone have any insight as to why that is?
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I thought the same thing initially but I think it was supposed to be a personal touch type of thing.softsgalore wrote:In with $60k, but it's the same story as everyone else here -- significantly less money than peer schools have offered, and no room for negotiation.
Someone also used a blue pen to add my first name to the acceptance letter, so instead of just saying "Dear Ms. [lastname]," it now has a blue pen mark sticking between the Ms. and the last name, with my name on the line above. What the hell? Is money so tight that you couldn't print another copy if you messed it up? I mean, I wouldn't have minded just being addressed as Ms. [lastname], either. That's just bizarre.
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If I could venture a guess - it's them experimenting to see if kind words and personalized acceptances can bring in just as many high numbers as cold hard cash. If it does, great, if not, they might continue as usual next year and accept a one year dip in rankings.SrLaw wrote:In with 45K. I just tried to negotiate with Emory in hopes of upping my 15K a year scholarship but had no success. They were very kind in the e-mail response but unfortunately I just have too many better offers from better/peer schools. A damn shame since Emory was #1 on my list when I first started applying to schools.
I was looking into the House Director job they sent us but that seems like suicide for 1L. Anyone else have any thoughts?
Also, I noticed that LSN (small sample) reported larger money awards for kids last year than this year, anyone have any insight as to why that is?
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rman1201 wrote:If I could venture a guess - it's them experimenting to see if kind words and personalized acceptances can bring in just as many high numbers as cold hard cash. If it does, great, if not, they might continue as usual next year and accept a one year dip in rankings.SrLaw wrote:In with 45K. I just tried to negotiate with Emory in hopes of upping my 15K a year scholarship but had no success. They were very kind in the e-mail response but unfortunately I just have too many better offers from better/peer schools. A damn shame since Emory was #1 on my list when I first started applying to schools.
I was looking into the House Director job they sent us but that seems like suicide for 1L. Anyone else have any thoughts?
Also, I noticed that LSN (small sample) reported larger money awards for kids last year than this year, anyone have any insight as to why that is?
Possibly. It makes me wish I would have applied last year, High scholarship + lower tuition sounds pretty damn good right about now.
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IN + 54K!!!!!!!!!!
I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FREAKING HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
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Plus the Dean wrote a handwritten note that showed he read my app. Very funny and nice guy - his note indicates he does not have the "no sense of humor snobbery" the stereotypical law school dean might have.
What is the deal with visiting?
I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FREAKING HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
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Plus the Dean wrote a handwritten note that showed he read my app. Very funny and nice guy - his note indicates he does not have the "no sense of humor snobbery" the stereotypical law school dean might have.
What is the deal with visiting?
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Congrats man. I remember feeling that jacked up when I heard from FSU out of nowhere.justadude55 wrote:IN + 54K!!!!!!!!!!
I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FREAKING HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
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Plus the Dean wrote a handwritten note that showed he read my app. Very funny and nice guy - his note indicates he does not have the "no sense of humor snobbery" the stereotypical law school dean might have.
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Congrats!! See you at the admitted students thing!justadude55 wrote:IN + 54K!!!!!!!!!!
I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FREAKING HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
PM for #'s.
Plus the Dean wrote a handwritten note that showed he read my app. Very funny and nice guy - his note indicates he does not have the "no sense of humor snobbery" the stereotypical law school dean might have.
What is the deal with visiting?
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I mean this in the nicest possible way, but the Knicks beat the crap out of you last night, Feel the Heat. Feel that!FeelTheHeat wrote:Congrats man. I remember feeling that jacked up when I heard from FSU out of nowhere.justadude55 wrote:IN + 54K!!!!!!!!!!
I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FREAKING HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
PM for #'s.
Plus the Dean wrote a handwritten note that showed he read my app. Very funny and nice guy - his note indicates he does not have the "no sense of humor snobbery" the stereotypical law school dean might have.
What is the deal with visiting?
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when your personal touch can be misunderstood as a typo then it is seriously time to rethink your game plan, Emory....
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It seems like it would be more of a touch if they crossed out their own titles and put their first names.ChriLa425 wrote:when your personal touch can be misunderstood as a typo then it is seriously time to rethink your game plan, Emory....
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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