
Submitted: 10/13
Received Status Checker: 10/20
Notification: Via Phone Call 10/31
Scholarship Offer: Via mail, 11/6

I wonder what it feels like to be insulted when a T14 offers an acceptance and a scholarship. Tough, no doubt.sdwhodat wrote:Got my scholarship letter sometime over the weekend (wasn't at home to get the mail). Gotta say, the offer was kinda insulting. If it isn't bumped up, you can bet I won't be there next fall.
gaud wrote:Real Madrid wrote:I wouldn't call my numbers "exceptional," but I'm above both medians and above one 75th percentile.defendthefort wrote:My guess is that the ones with exceptional LSATs and good GPAs are the ones getting quick early responses. If I'm wrong.. let me know.
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jd20122015 wrote:gaud wrote:Real Madrid wrote:I wouldn't call my numbers "exceptional," but I'm above both medians and above one 75th percentile.defendthefort wrote:My guess is that the ones with exceptional LSATs and good GPAs are the ones getting quick early responses. If I'm wrong.. let me know.
I'll give you an exceptional rating!
below both 25 percentiles and was accepted on 10/31 via phone.
Any awesome softs, i.e.: URM? Work experience?jd20122015 wrote:gaud wrote:Real Madrid wrote:I wouldn't call my numbers "exceptional," but I'm above both medians and above one 75th percentile.defendthefort wrote:My guess is that the ones with exceptional LSATs and good GPAs are the ones getting quick early responses. If I'm wrong.. let me know.
I'll give you an exceptional rating!
below both 25 percentiles and was accepted on 10/31 via phone.
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They're super limited with scholarship money this year because of the Texas state budget fiasco that went down this year in the state legislature. The whole university is that way.sdwhodat wrote:Got my scholarship letter sometime over the weekend (wasn't at home to get the mail). Gotta say, the offer was kinda insulting. If it isn't bumped up, you can bet I won't be there next fall.
In-state or out-of-state?jd20122015 wrote:gaud wrote:Real Madrid wrote:I wouldn't call my numbers "exceptional," but I'm above both medians and above one 75th percentile.defendthefort wrote:My guess is that the ones with exceptional LSATs and good GPAs are the ones getting quick early responses. If I'm wrong.. let me know.
I'll give you an exceptional rating!
below both 25 percentiles and was accepted on 10/31 via phone.
Haha, I was wondering the same thing.FloridaCoastalorbust wrote:I wonder what it feels like to be insulted when a T14 offers an acceptance and a scholarship. Tough, no doubt.sdwhodat wrote:Got my scholarship letter sometime over the weekend (wasn't at home to get the mail). Gotta say, the offer was kinda insulting. If it isn't bumped up, you can bet I won't be there next fall.
Ha, yeah, that kinda made me sound a bit b*tchy... I'm gonna blame UVA. They spoiled me with their initial offer, lol.erv2107 wrote:Haha, I was wondering the same thing.FloridaCoastalorbust wrote:I wonder what it feels like to be insulted when a T14 offers an acceptance and a scholarship. Tough, no doubt.sdwhodat wrote:Got my scholarship letter sometime over the weekend (wasn't at home to get the mail). Gotta say, the offer was kinda insulting. If it isn't bumped up, you can bet I won't be there next fall.
Same here. Hopefully we hear about the same time.splbagel wrote:Checking in... submitted 10/25, complete 11/3. Good luck to all who haven't heard yet, and congrats to those who have!
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Can't say for sure. But the whole UT system is down 100 million dollars, as is A&M and other big public universities in Texas. I can only imagine that this would have an impact on scholarship dollars. It did on undergraduate admissions.ASAP wrote:Also how much are scholarship dollars down?
I received a full ride with not-so-stellar numbers (3.77/167/AA Female). Decent softs, but eh...shows they're still giving out something, right?emkay625 wrote:Can't say for sure. But the whole UT system is down 100 million dollars, as is A&M and other big public universities in Texas. I can only imagine that this would have an impact on scholarship dollars. It did on undergraduate admissions.ASAP wrote:Also how much are scholarship dollars down?
But I have no direct evidence that it is impacting the law school. So take this with a huge heaping spoon of salt. It's just a guess.
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You're an AA female at one of their medians and above the other (even if only by a little) - you give them diversity AND help improve their medians. The fact that you got a full-ride tells the rest of us nothing - they would give you one even if they were heavily cutting scholarships.1212 wrote:I received a full ride with not-so-stellar numbers (3.77/167/AA Female). Decent softs, but eh...shows they're still giving out something, right?
I'm glad you mentioned T14 because I've been meaning to ask...Is Texas not considered a T14? Looks like USNews has them tied at 14 this year. Is it because they haven't been in that position long enough to cement the T14 label?AntipodeanPhil wrote:On a separate note: congratulations! I hope you're applying to some higher-ranked schools as well. A full-ride at Texas must be hard to turn down, but you might get full-rides or serious $$$ from some of the t14.
The law school is situated at one of the corners of campus and - as the law students themselves will admit - is not a selling point. This probably explains the dearth of pictures. The law school isn't particularly gorgeous, but the UT campus as a whole is great. And of course, Austin is one hell of a town.paul34 wrote:Thanks for the report. how did you like the campus? I've noticed there's a real lack of pictures of the campus.
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People on this site are going to tell you that the t14 is the group of schools that have all - at some point - been in the top 10 on US News rankings.stingray wrote:I'm glad you mentioned T14 because I've been meaning to ask...Is Texas not considered a T14? Looks like USNews has them tied at 14 this year. Is it because they haven't been in that position long enough to cement the T14 label?
And most importantly, in my opinion, Texas places into Houston/Dallas, where the cost of living is the lowest of the big markets.AntipodeanPhil wrote:People on this site are going to tell you that the t14 is the group of schools that have all - at some point - been in the top 10 on US News rankings.stingray wrote:I'm glad you mentioned T14 because I've been meaning to ask...Is Texas not considered a T14? Looks like USNews has them tied at 14 this year. Is it because they haven't been in that position long enough to cement the T14 label?
Of course, that distinction is fairly meaningless / arbitrary. Texas certainly places better than some of the t14. It will become even more meaningless when Texas - and eventually Vandy, I suspect - start ranking higher than the bottom t14 schools. But perhaps in a few years Texas will make the top 10, and then it will officially become the t15.
Interesting. I feel like my numbers are awful, probably because I spend too much time on here...AntipodeanPhil wrote:You're an AA female at one of their medians and above the other (even if only by a little) - you give them diversity AND help improve their medians. The fact that you got a full-ride tells the rest of us nothing - they would give you one even if they were heavily cutting scholarships.1212 wrote:I received a full ride with not-so-stellar numbers (3.77/167/AA Female). Decent softs, but eh...shows they're still giving out something, right?
On a separate note: congratulations! I hope you're applying to some higher-ranked schools as well. A full-ride at Texas must be hard to turn down, but you might get full-rides or serious $$$ from some of the t14.
That's awesome! Congrats!1212 wrote:I received a full ride with not-so-stellar numbers (3.77/167/AA Female). Decent softs, but eh...shows they're still giving out something, right?emkay625 wrote:Can't say for sure. But the whole UT system is down 100 million dollars, as is A&M and other big public universities in Texas. I can only imagine that this would have an impact on scholarship dollars. It did on undergraduate admissions.ASAP wrote:Also how much are scholarship dollars down?
But I have no direct evidence that it is impacting the law school. So take this with a huge heaping spoon of salt. It's just a guess.
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