Notre Dame Law School c/o 2018 (2014-2015 applicants) Forum

[AceDeuces]

I'm at $30K/year. Came today.

[pcthenls]

30k here per year.

[BentleyLittle]

So how are folks feeling about their schoolys? After the bloodbath from WUSTL I feel better about my life today

[AceDeuces]

So how are folks feeling about their schoolys? After the bloodbath from WUSTL I feel better about my life today

Not a bad offer, but I do feel it could have been a little higher.

[frank617]

$20k/yr. What numbers do the people getting $25-30k have? Just curious. I'm 3.4/167, definitely happy with my $20k offer given my GPA

[jk148706]

$20k/yr. What numbers do the people getting $25-30k have? Just curious. I'm 3.4/167, definitely happy with my $20k offer given my GPA

Same gpa, slightly higher lsat

[mx23250]

Nothing I wonder if they're releasing need-based schollys at the same time?

[bostonbrewer]

$20k/yr. What numbers do the people getting $25-30k have? Just curious. I'm 3.4/167, definitely happy with my $20k offer given my GPA

$25k here, 3.6/166

[frank617]

$20k/yr. What numbers do the people getting $25-30k have? Just curious. I'm 3.4/167, definitely happy with my $20k offer given my GPA

Same gpa, slightly higher lsat

interesting...I was thinking that I was high enough above their 75th that additional points wouldn't make much difference. Congrats!

Edit: I really was just curious and not trying to look a gift horse in the mouth. This pretty much seals the deal for me (unless BC gets very generous)

[kyle010723]

Congrats on all the scolly offer, seems that ND is definitely upping the offers this year.

[ashley82929]

$25/yr 164/3.86

[lawskewl13]

Just FYI, I was told by someone in admissions that they will be open to negotiation this year and will just want to see PDFs or emails that contain your other offer(s). I'm not sure if this is the same as previous cycles, but wanted to throw the info out there . Congrats all on the schollies!!!

[knope34]

Anyone think I can negotiate with scholarships from W&M and IU-Bloomington?

[LyricsToLitigation]

Anyone think I can negotiate with scholarships from W&M and IU-Bloomington?

W&L/UMN/Emory/Bama are better most likely. (same or better rank)

[knope34]

Anyone think I can negotiate with scholarships from W&M and IU-Bloomington?

W&L/UMN/Emory/Bama are better most likely. (same or better rank)

Aren't IUB and ND tied in rank this year?

[kyle010723]

Anyone think I can negotiate with scholarships from W&M and IU-Bloomington?

W&L/UMN/Emory/Bama are better most likely. (same or better rank)

Aren't IUB and ND tied in rank this year?

I don't really consider IUB as peers, but I am bias.

[LyricsToLitigation]

Anyone think I can negotiate with scholarships from W&M and IU-Bloomington?

W&L/UMN/Emory/Bama are better most likely. (same or better rank)

Aren't IUB and ND tied in rank this year?

I don't really consider IUB as peers, but I am bias.

Neither you nor employers lol

[yossarian]

Anyone think I can negotiate with scholarships from W&M and IU-Bloomington?

W&L/UMN/Emory/Bama are better most likely. (same or better rank)

Aren't IUB and ND tied in rank this year?

I would guess IN residents could use them as a peer school. Prolly wouldn't take it too seriously w/out state ties. Kyle is right. The schools serve totally separate functions, so despite their close rank, I'm not sure ND would take a negotiation w/ IUB too seriously.

A lot of these higher ranked schools, too. Bama and ND offer like 0 overlap in opportunity regardless of rank.

WUSTL, Vandy, maybe Emory, schools that offer some national reach, biglaw better than 10% and are close in rank will be better bargaining schools. Schools that actually place similarly geographically and job distribution.

[yossarian]

Also, got decent money. Feelin' great!

[kyle010723]

I was just told someone put GW in their why ND essay... I hope it is none of you...

[kyle010723]

I would guess IN residents could use them as a peer school. Prolly wouldn't take it too seriously w/out state ties. Kyle is right. The schools serve totally separate functions, so despite their close rank, I'm not sure ND would take a negotiation w/ IUB too seriously.

A lot of these higher ranked schools, too. Bama and ND offer like 0 overlap in opportunity regardless of rank.

WUSTL, Vandy, maybe Emory, schools that offer some national reach, biglaw better than 10% and are close in rank will be better bargaining schools. Schools that actually place similarly geographically and job distribution.

Only true peer schools I would consider is WUSTL, and of course any T14 and UCLA/USC (since ND is really trying to get into CA).

UT and Vandy dont really serve the same market as ND.

[magjag]

congratulations to all receiving scholarships! Any news on decisions for those still waiting?

[esperando127]

congratulations to all receiving scholarships! Any news on decisions for those still waiting?

Nope

[Ricky-Bobby]

I was just told someone put GW in their why ND essay... I hope it is none of you...

180

I would guess IN residents could use them as a peer school. Prolly wouldn't take it too seriously w/out state ties. Kyle is right. The schools serve totally separate functions, so despite their close rank, I'm not sure ND would take a negotiation w/ IUB too seriously.

A lot of these higher ranked schools, too. Bama and ND offer like 0 overlap in opportunity regardless of rank.

WUSTL, Vandy, maybe Emory, schools that offer some national reach, biglaw better than 10% and are close in rank will be better bargaining schools. Schools that actually place similarly geographically and job distribution.

Only true peer schools I would consider is WUSTL, and of course any T14 and UCLA/USC (since ND is really trying to get into CA).

UT and Vandy dont really serve the same market as ND.

Spoken like the true ND shill that you are.

[King Cayuga]

$40K/yr here. 168/3.74. I'm quite surprised since I thought ND only went up to 25 per, but it looks like a lot of people are getting some $$$ love this year. I guess this means I'll have to schedule a visit after all.