orbison2110 wrote:Has anyone heard back for part time day?
Not yet...
orbison2110 wrote:Has anyone heard back for part time day?
Unfortunately, as a general rule, there's really no correlation between fee waivers and acceptances. There's a correlation between fee waivers and being a potentially strong candidate...? But not acceptances. :\ This is because sometimes the fee waivers will be connected to being above a certain GPA, while others are offered based on having a certain LSAT. Hence, once you submit application and BOTH are now up for consideration, in combination with your various softs and the timing of your application compared to others with similar stats to yours, etc., the decision can go either way.30-Something wrote:Here's a question... Does anyone know if there is a correlation between fee waivers and acceptances? Cardozo emailed me, unsolicited, offering a fee waiver if I decided to apply. Should I take this as a good sign? I REALLY want to take this as a good sign.
Sorry, no. It means nothing.30-Something wrote:Here's a question... Does anyone know if there is a correlation between fee waivers and acceptances? Cardozo emailed me, unsolicited, offering a fee waiver if I decided to apply. Should I take this as a good sign? I REALLY want to take this as a good sign.
LawperaMan wrote:When I contacted their admissions office to discuss the differences between their 3 entering class start dates, they told me that Summer/May students do not receive any merit aid.Jolly_J88 wrote:Has anyone been accepted to the May part-time program yet? If so, can anyone tell me if Cardozo offers scholarships/grants for their part-time students? Based on this thread, seems like Cardozo gives out a lot of money..I'm trying to see if its worth applying for me. I would definitely attend if I was accepted into their part-time program, but would not pay sticker. Insight please!!!
Again, can someone please confirm or deny the above information? I did not think fall acceptances had gone out yet, and I was under the impression that many of the scholarships offered thus far were to students who were in the part-time may program (it would help if someone already accepted to the May program could answer this). This poster is giving conflicting information and I am seeking clarity :z0rk wrote:Wait a minute, all of the acceptances made thus far were for fall admission? I swore there were some for May part-time admission.doceydoe wrote:Sadly, no.orbison2110 wrote:Has anyone heard back for part time day?
Can someone please confirm this?
LawperaMan wrote:When I contacted their admissions office to discuss the differences between their 3 entering class start dates, they told me that Summer/May students do not receive any merit aid.Jolly_J88 wrote:Has anyone been accepted to the May part-time program yet? If so, can anyone tell me if Cardozo offers scholarships/grants for their part-time students? Based on this thread, seems like Cardozo gives out a lot of money..I'm trying to see if its worth applying for me. I would definitely attend if I was accepted into their part-time program, but would not pay sticker. Insight please!!!
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Thanks for the clarification. I did see this earlier (as far as I know, its rather difficult to discern the total number of full-time to part-time on LSN without checking each and every individual status). I did not want to assume that all acceptances were for full-time only. LSN is a self-reporting pool of people, and given the fact that the may program is "quasi part-time" I felt it was possible for some (admitted) folks to overlook reporting a PT in their status.Robespierre wrote:Zork - LSN sheds some light on these issues. It shows that of everyone who self-identifies as a May applicant this cycle, none has gotten a decision yet. And it shows that in the last four cycles, no May applicant has gotten merit aid, except for one URM.
Perhaps these named scholarships are not considered "merit" scholarships since there are other criteria involved? Maybe they mean part-timers are not eligible for the usual LSAT/GPA based stuff. I'm not sure, I'm just relaying the information I received from the Cardozo admissions folks.doceydoe wrote:LawperaMan wrote:When I contacted their admissions office to discuss the differences between their 3 entering class start dates, they told me that Summer/May students do not receive any merit aid.Jolly_J88 wrote:Has anyone been accepted to the May part-time program yet? If so, can anyone tell me if Cardozo offers scholarships/grants for their part-time students? Based on this thread, seems like Cardozo gives out a lot of money..I'm trying to see if its worth applying for me. I would definitely attend if I was accepted into their part-time program, but would not pay sticker. Insight please!!!
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Full- and part-time entering students are also considered for the following scholarships and grants, as applicable:
Chicago.citygirl000 wrote:I received everything via mail and mine was a voicemail as well.... what part of the country are you in? I'm on the East Coast and it only took 3-4 days...northside wrote:Has anyone admitted via phone gotten anything in the mail yet? Its been a week and a half for me and nothing. Was I supposed to call them back since it was a voice mail? haha
Thanks a lot for the feedback. I figured as much... I was just looking for any sign of hope.clarion wrote:Unfortunately, as a general rule, there's really no correlation between fee waivers and acceptances. There's a correlation between fee waivers and being a potentially strong candidate...? But not acceptances. :\ This is because sometimes the fee waivers will be connected to being above a certain GPA, while others are offered based on having a certain LSAT. Hence, once you submit application and BOTH are now up for consideration, in combination with your various softs and the timing of your application compared to others with similar stats to yours, etc., the decision can go either way.30-Something wrote:Here's a question... Does anyone know if there is a correlation between fee waivers and acceptances? Cardozo emailed me, unsolicited, offering a fee waiver if I decided to apply. Should I take this as a good sign? I REALLY want to take this as a good sign.
As a point of reference, Cardozo offered me a waiver and I got in with a full scholarship, while UMichigan offered me a waiver as well and outright rejected me. That being said, take it as a good sign since it means they like SOMETHING about your application (which is more than most people can say, no?), but it is in no way implying admission: nor the contrary for that matter.
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Take the full boat to UConn, seriously. It's as good or better than Cardozo. While it's true that Cardozo has a larger presence and better employment figures in NYC than UConn, I can tell you from my personal experience living in NYC that you'll want to avoid the massive CoL debt you would accumulate on top of the $30k/year tuition at Cardozo. If you keep your scholly, you'd likely be looking at $180k+ in debt at Cardozo vs. next to nothing for UConn, which is basically ranked the same.Diiizzzzoooo wrote:Hello everyone,
I was offered 15k a year. I am wondering if Cardozo's standing in the NYC area justifies my attending this school over UConn and St. John's, both of whom offered full scholarships.
TITCRiceicebaby wrote:Take the full boat to UConn, seriously. It's as good or better than Cardozo. While it's true that Cardozo has a larger presence and better employment figures in NYC than UConn, I can tell you from my personal experience living in NYC that you'll want to avoid the massive CoL debt you would accumulate on top of the $30k/year tuition at Cardozo. If you keep your scholly, you'd likely be looking at $180k+ in debt at Cardozo vs. next to nothing for UConn, which is basically ranked the same.Diiizzzzoooo wrote:Hello everyone,
I was offered 15k a year. I am wondering if Cardozo's standing in the NYC area justifies my attending this school over UConn and St. John's, both of whom offered full scholarships.
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Did your status updated to decision rendered before you got the call?SarahT wrote:In at 12:30pm Eastern time via phone call. 28k a year.
I have no clue. I haven't checked since Tuesday. But it was changed immediately after.Unagi wrote:Did your status updated to decision rendered before you got the call?SarahT wrote:In at 12:30pm Eastern time via phone call. 28k a year.
I have decision rendered for a week and nothing
edit: by the way, congrats! great money!
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