IN AT TEXAS!!!!!!! CLASS OF 2013!! Forum

[Jericwithers]

Does anyone know when financial aid/ scholarship info comes out?

Comes in the mail a couple weeks after being accepted.

[Stephanie13]

I'm super tempted to send in a LOCI even though I haven't been waitlisted or held yet. I just don't think UT understands how much I need to be at their school! Bad idea or AWESOME idea?

[philosoraptor]

Yes! Just got the call from Dean Ingram -- in. Out of state, 166/3.7. Really happy that this one came through!

[entrechatsix]

I'm super tempted to send in a LOCI even though I haven't been waitlisted or held yet. I just don't think UT understands how much I need to be at their school! Bad idea or AWESOME idea?

I say AWESOME. I mean I don't know anything, but it sure couldn't hurt.. Right?

Also, I think if you don't do something like this and get dinged/wl you'll probably regret it.

[Sogui]

Does anyone know when financial aid/ scholarship info comes out?

Comes in the mail a couple weeks after being accepted.

Was about to ask this, thanks.


Also, here's my elitist rundown of the UT Law acceptance packet (I go to UT so don't hate):

- Envelope itself was cool, big burnt orange WELCOME right on the envelope, nice touch.
- Acceptance letter is weakly formatted, looks like it was strung up overnight in Word.
- It was raining today so it got wet. The letter is warped and wrinkled.
- Black and White. Cmon! Every school has used color, even down to using an appropriately colored pen to sign their signature.
- The signed signature went right over her written signature, sloppy.
- Cheap printer paper, this was exacerbated by the dampness. All the other letters I've gotten came on crisp, thick, high quality paper. Maybe UT is trying to be green here?
- No personalization
- The rest of the packet as alright. I wish they would at least acknowledge me as a UT student.
- UT law magazine is literally 50% donor names on page after page.
- UT Visitor's guide is literally 50% advertisements
- A clerkship program slip that looks like it's designed to be sent to judges and students, it's addressed "Dear Judge". hmmm
- On a high note that had an interesting flipbook that introduced some of the faculty.

Also, I wish they'd mention the part about getting scholly info later on (if that's indeed true). If I hadn't found that out on this thread I might have just gone ahead and withdrawn.

[Stephanie13]

I'm super tempted to send in a LOCI even though I haven't been waitlisted or held yet. I just don't think UT understands how much I need to be at their school! Bad idea or AWESOME idea?

I say AWESOME. I mean I don't know anything, but it sure couldn't hurt.. Right?

Also, I think if you don't do something like this and get dinged/wl you'll probably regret it.

Yea that's what I'm thinking too.. although then I wonder if I do get waitlisted then I'll have to think of something new to say haha.

[barrydukakis]

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[portena]

Does anyone know when financial aid/ scholarship info comes out?

Comes in the mail a couple weeks after being accepted.

Was about to ask this, thanks.


Also, here's my elitist rundown of the UT Law acceptance packet (I go to UT so don't hate):

- Envelope itself was cool, big burnt orange WELCOME right on the envelope, nice touch.
- Acceptance letter is weakly formatted, looks like it was strung up overnight in Word.
- It was raining today so it got wet. The letter is warped and wrinkled.
- Black and White. Cmon! Every school has used color, even down to using an appropriately colored pen to sign their signature.
- The signed signature went right over her written signature, sloppy.
- Cheap printer paper, this was exacerbated by the dampness. All the other letters I've gotten came on crisp, thick, high quality paper. Maybe UT is trying to be green here?
- No personalization
- The rest of the packet as alright. I wish they would at least acknowledge me as a UT student.
- UT law magazine is literally 50% donor names on page after page.
- UT Visitor's guide is literally 50% advertisements
- A clerkship program slip that looks like it's designed to be sent to judges and students, it's addressed "Dear Judge". hmmm
- On a high note that had an interesting flipbook that introduced some of the faculty.

Also, I wish they'd mention the part about getting scholly info later on (if that's indeed true). If I hadn't found that out on this thread I might have just gone ahead and withdrawn.

I'm not going to lie; I'm less than thrilled that your whining in the Harvard threads has now spilled over into the UT thread. No need to be such a Buzz Killington all the time, dood

[texasgirl22]

Does anyone know when financial aid/ scholarship info comes out?

Comes in the mail a couple weeks after being accepted.

Was about to ask this, thanks.


Also, here's my elitist rundown of the UT Law acceptance packet (I go to UT so don't hate):

- Envelope itself was cool, big burnt orange WELCOME right on the envelope, nice touch.
- Acceptance letter is weakly formatted, looks like it was strung up overnight in Word.
- It was raining today so it got wet. The letter is warped and wrinkled.
- Black and White. Cmon! Every school has used color, even down to using an appropriately colored pen to sign their signature.
- The signed signature went right over her written signature, sloppy.
- Cheap printer paper, this was exacerbated by the dampness. All the other letters I've gotten came on crisp, thick, high quality paper. Maybe UT is trying to be green here?
- No personalization
- The rest of the packet as alright. I wish they would at least acknowledge me as a UT student.
- UT law magazine is literally 50% donor names on page after page.
- UT Visitor's guide is literally 50% advertisements
- A clerkship program slip that looks like it's designed to be sent to judges and students, it's addressed "Dear Judge". hmmm
- On a high note that had an interesting flipbook that introduced some of the faculty.

Also, I wish they'd mention the part about getting scholly info later on (if that's indeed true). If I hadn't found that out on this thread I might have just gone ahead and withdrawn.

I'm not going to lie; I'm less than thrilled that your whining in the Harvard threads has now spilled over into the UT thread. No need to be such a Buzz Killington all the time, dood

+1. you should be grateful that a school accepted you, even if it is your safety.

[TXDeac]

I'm super tempted to send in a LOCI even though I haven't been waitlisted or held yet. I just don't think UT understands how much I need to be at their school! Bad idea or AWESOME idea?

I say AWESOME. I mean I don't know anything, but it sure couldn't hurt.. Right?

Also, I think if you don't do something like this and get dinged/wl you'll probably regret it.

Go for it. It worked for me, so it could work for you. Just shoot them an e-mail - it's what I did!

[moonmaster3]

I'm super tempted to send in a LOCI even though I haven't been waitlisted or held yet. I just don't think UT understands how much I need to be at their school! Bad idea or AWESOME idea?

I say AWESOME. I mean I don't know anything, but it sure couldn't hurt.. Right?

Also, I think if you don't do something like this and get dinged/wl you'll probably regret it.

Go for it. It worked for me, so it could work for you. Just shoot them an e-mail - it's what I did!

What were your stats Deac?

[hopefulincal]

Yay, in at Texas! I've been complete for so long I thought they forgot about me.

[Torvon]

Just got the phone call. Out of state, deferred from EA. 166, 3.9. Stoked.

Did you send a LOCI or anything?

[adrib]

congrats, hopeful and today's other admits!!! Austin FTW!!!!

[Sogui]

Well I'm certainly glad I was accepted, and there's still a possibility of attending if I can get a full ride. I just felt like nitpicking since I'm in a sour mood.

Probably wasn't the best judgment to post that sort of thing in this thread though. Grats to all acceptances, UT really is a great institution in a great city.

[TXDeac]

I'm super tempted to send in a LOCI even though I haven't been waitlisted or held yet. I just don't think UT understands how much I need to be at their school! Bad idea or AWESOME idea?

I say AWESOME. I mean I don't know anything, but it sure couldn't hurt.. Right?

Also, I think if you don't do something like this and get dinged/wl you'll probably regret it.

Go for it. It worked for me, so it could work for you. Just shoot them an e-mail - it's what I did!

What were your stats Deac?

169/3.5

I was held over from EA.

[TXDeac]

Do any current UT Law students post on this thread? Now that I have my acceptance ( ) I have some questions!

[barrydukakis]

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[FunkyJD]

Also, here's my elitist rundown of the UT Law acceptance packet (I go to UT so don't hate):

- Envelope itself was cool, big burnt orange WELCOME right on the envelope, nice touch.
- Acceptance letter is weakly formatted, looks like it was strung up overnight in Word.
- It was raining today so it got wet. The letter is warped and wrinkled.
- Black and White. Cmon! Every school has used color, even down to using an appropriately colored pen to sign their signature.
- The signed signature went right over her written signature, sloppy.
- Cheap printer paper, this was exacerbated by the dampness. All the other letters I've gotten came on crisp, thick, high quality paper. Maybe UT is trying to be green here?
- No personalization
- The rest of the packet as alright. I wish they would at least acknowledge me as a UT student.
- UT law magazine is literally 50% donor names on page after page.
- UT Visitor's guide is literally 50% advertisements
- A clerkship program slip that looks like it's designed to be sent to judges and students, it's addressed "Dear Judge". hmmm
- On a high note that had an interesting flipbook that introduced some of the faculty.

Also, I wish they'd mention the part about getting scholly info later on (if that's indeed true). If I hadn't found that out on this thread I might have just gone ahead and withdrawn.

Interesting judgment to post this shit.

[CardinalRules]

Also, here's my elitist rundown of the UT Law acceptance packet (I go to UT so don't hate):

- Envelope itself was cool, big burnt orange WELCOME right on the envelope, nice touch.
- Acceptance letter is weakly formatted, looks like it was strung up overnight in Word.
- It was raining today so it got wet. The letter is warped and wrinkled.
- Black and White. Cmon! Every school has used color, even down to using an appropriately colored pen to sign their signature.
- The signed signature went right over her written signature, sloppy.
- Cheap printer paper, this was exacerbated by the dampness. All the other letters I've gotten came on crisp, thick, high quality paper. Maybe UT is trying to be green here?
- No personalization
- The rest of the packet as alright. I wish they would at least acknowledge me as a UT student.
- UT law magazine is literally 50% donor names on page after page.
- UT Visitor's guide is literally 50% advertisements
- A clerkship program slip that looks like it's designed to be sent to judges and students, it's addressed "Dear Judge". hmmm
- On a high note that had an interesting flipbook that introduced some of the faculty.

Also, I wish they'd mention the part about getting scholly info later on (if that's indeed true). If I hadn't found that out on this thread I might have just gone ahead and withdrawn.

Interesting judgment to post this shit.

Despite all of my past transgressions, I never sank quite this low.

[countbizaller]

Do any current UT Law students post on this thread? Now that I have my acceptance ( ) I have some questions!

shoot

[FunkyJD]

Also, here's my elitist rundown of the UT Law acceptance packet (I go to UT so don't hate):

- Envelope itself was cool, big burnt orange WELCOME right on the envelope, nice touch.
- Acceptance letter is weakly formatted, looks like it was strung up overnight in Word.
- It was raining today so it got wet. The letter is warped and wrinkled.
- Black and White. Cmon! Every school has used color, even down to using an appropriately colored pen to sign their signature.
- The signed signature went right over her written signature, sloppy.
- Cheap printer paper, this was exacerbated by the dampness. All the other letters I've gotten came on crisp, thick, high quality paper. Maybe UT is trying to be green here?
- No personalization
- The rest of the packet as alright. I wish they would at least acknowledge me as a UT student.
- UT law magazine is literally 50% donor names on page after page.
- UT Visitor's guide is literally 50% advertisements
- A clerkship program slip that looks like it's designed to be sent to judges and students, it's addressed "Dear Judge". hmmm
- On a high note that had an interesting flipbook that introduced some of the faculty.

Also, I wish they'd mention the part about getting scholly info later on (if that's indeed true). If I hadn't found that out on this thread I might have just gone ahead and withdrawn.

Interesting judgment to post this shit.

Despite all of my past transgressions, I never sank quite this low.

Sogui, if you're reading this, go ahead and withdraw. Leave the space for someone else who'd truly appreciate it.

[Jericwithers]

People, chill out. He goes to UT, so we can't hate . I thought it was a nice acceptance packet, but I haven't gotten very many.

[FunkyJD]

People, chill out. He goes to UT, so we can't hate . I thought it was a nice acceptance packet, but I haven't gotten very many.

Hell, I go to UT, too. I've got my Bevo horns all riled up, too.

[JazzOne]

Do any current UT Law students post on this thread? Now that I have my acceptance ( ) I have some questions!

shoot

Bingo!