Ole Miss Applicants c/o 2014 Forum
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awsiler

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just changed status to pre-evaluation... anyone know how long it takes after that for a decision?
- legalprincess

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Just got a (very unexpected) scholarship e-mail this morning. In-state equalizer + $5,000 per year, no stipulations mentioned in the e-mail.
Sent in my seat deposit a few minutes ago (I was sending it in today anyway, the scholarship was just a nice surprise)!
Sent in my seat deposit a few minutes ago (I was sending it in today anyway, the scholarship was just a nice surprise)!
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jdl239

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Sent my seat deposit in this morning too. I put a tracker on it in the mail. LOL! That way i know when they get the check.
I hate I could not make it to the Admitted Student Day today. Boss would not give me the day off. My dad and I are going house hunting this weekend and maybe catch the baseball game vs Georgia though.
I hate I could not make it to the Admitted Student Day today. Boss would not give me the day off. My dad and I are going house hunting this weekend and maybe catch the baseball game vs Georgia though.
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Sheighmus

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I applied in early february and my status is still at "file complete". This just seems like a bad thing...
- Spookyghost

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Got an in-state tuition equalizer for my first year. Now I have a hard decision.
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LoyalRebel

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I just got $3000 in addition to in-state tuition. Super excited!
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KYExtemper

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In off the waitlist, but have to weigh whether not getting any money (at least as of the moment) is worth attending.
- IHaveLawyers

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I called them today and it was an answering machine, Wtf?
- Spookyghost

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That's happened to me before as well, just try again tomorrow.
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awsiler

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I heard from Charan Gurley yesterday, she said she is way understaffed.
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evian12

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@KYExtemper
How were you notified of being accepted off the Wait List? I am on the waiting list too and hope to hear something soon!
How were you notified of being accepted off the Wait List? I am on the waiting list too and hope to hear something soon!
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KYExtemper

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I just got a big packet from them in the mail yesterday. What sucks is that the seat deposit is due on the 25th, so it's a quick turnaround.
- IHaveLawyers

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I just called them again today, and the lady didn't know anything - she said she was a temp.
Who is going to Ole Miss?
I'm pretty sure that I will get in, but I'm a little worried about their low ranking. Any chance that they will be addressing that issue in the near future? Also, how are job prospects in the region?
Who is going to Ole Miss?
I'm pretty sure that I will get in, but I'm a little worried about their low ranking. Any chance that they will be addressing that issue in the near future? Also, how are job prospects in the region?
- mpj_3050

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The ranking doesn't matter with Ole Miss. It is for Mississippi and slivers of the surrounding states. The rankings are completely useless after a certain point. I think it was Missouri-Columbia that plummeted in the rankings one year but something like that is irrelevant b/c it is a school that produces for the state. In other words, don't attend Ole Miss unless you plan on living in MS or maybe other smaller markets in the region.IHaveLawyers wrote:I just called them again today, and the lady didn't know anything - she said she was a temp.
Who is going to Ole Miss?
I'm pretty sure that I will get in, but I'm a little worried about their low ranking. Any chance that they will be addressing that issue in the near future? Also, how are job prospects in the region?
As for jobs, median starting salary of 80k is complete crap and represents a small percentage of the class. As you probably know all schools play this game but here is what Ole Miss released:
http://www.law.olemiss.edu/img/pdfs/200 ... ummary.pdf
You will notice that a number of people have to start their own firms, not the best thing, but at least they are releasing the numbers.
I've been told that it is a decent school for a 40-50k job and when balanced with low cost of living it could work out. Keep debt low and it wouldn't be a terrible choice.
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KYExtemper

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I might go to Ole Miss, but it depends on how much money they are willing to offer because I'm not keen on acquiring $60-$75k in debt when I get out. I sent in FAFSA late, since I honestly didn't expect to get off the WL and was planning on teaching for another couple of years to save up. So I'll see what happens in regards to any financial assistance, but I know Ole Miss isn't big on that. I'd take in-state tuition equalization and a few extra thousand. That would sell me.
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jtb00711

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Buddy with a 151/4.0 I'd be happy just to get in. I'm sitting with a 153/3.68 from KY and am try to beg my way in. Unless you rock the LSAT there's little chance of getting $ from anywhere.KYExtemper wrote:I might go to Ole Miss, but it depends on how much money they are willing to offer because I'm not keen on acquiring $60-$75k in debt when I get out. I sent in FAFSA late, since I honestly didn't expect to get off the WL and was planning on teaching for another couple of years to save up. So I'll see what happens in regards to any financial assistance, but I know Ole Miss isn't big on that. I'd take in-state tuition equalization and a few extra thousand. That would sell me.
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LoyalRebel

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My friend got in with that, although I will admit I was a bit surprised.jtb00711 wrote:Buddy with a 151/4.0 I'd be happy just to get in. I'm sitting with a 153/3.68 from KY and am try to beg my way in. Unless you rock the LSAT there's little chance of getting $ from anywhere.KYExtemper wrote:I might go to Ole Miss, but it depends on how much money they are willing to offer because I'm not keen on acquiring $60-$75k in debt when I get out. I sent in FAFSA late, since I honestly didn't expect to get off the WL and was planning on teaching for another couple of years to save up. So I'll see what happens in regards to any financial assistance, but I know Ole Miss isn't big on that. I'd take in-state tuition equalization and a few extra thousand. That would sell me.
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edyoung

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Agreed. I had an LSAT above 75th and a GPA above median and I didn't get an in-state equalizer, and it wasn't for lack of begging, or, for that matter, trying to use a $90k scholarship from a higher ranked school and acceptances into T50 schools as leverage.jtb00711 wrote:Buddy with a 151/4.0 I'd be happy just to get in. I'm sitting with a 153/3.68 from KY and am try to beg my way in. Unless you rock the LSAT there's little chance of getting $ from anywhere.KYExtemper wrote:I might go to Ole Miss, but it depends on how much money they are willing to offer because I'm not keen on acquiring $60-$75k in debt when I get out. I sent in FAFSA late, since I honestly didn't expect to get off the WL and was planning on teaching for another couple of years to save up. So I'll see what happens in regards to any financial assistance, but I know Ole Miss isn't big on that. I'd take in-state tuition equalization and a few extra thousand. That would sell me.
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evian12

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Has anyone who is on the waiting list heard anything?
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jtb00711

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Nothing yet.evian12 wrote:Has anyone who is on the waiting list heard anything?
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awsiler

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I still don't have a response from my application yet.
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LoyalRebel

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I got all my scholarships after I had put in my seat deposit.edyoung wrote:Agreed. I had an LSAT above 75th and a GPA above median and I didn't get an in-state equalizer, and it wasn't for lack of begging, or, for that matter, trying to use a $90k scholarship from a higher ranked school and acceptances into T50 schools as leverage.jtb00711 wrote:Buddy with a 151/4.0 I'd be happy just to get in. I'm sitting with a 153/3.68 from KY and am try to beg my way in. Unless you rock the LSAT there's little chance of getting $ from anywhere.KYExtemper wrote:I might go to Ole Miss, but it depends on how much money they are willing to offer because I'm not keen on acquiring $60-$75k in debt when I get out. I sent in FAFSA late, since I honestly didn't expect to get off the WL and was planning on teaching for another couple of years to save up. So I'll see what happens in regards to any financial assistance, but I know Ole Miss isn't big on that. I'd take in-state tuition equalization and a few extra thousand. That would sell me.
- legalprincess

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If you have a 151, for the love of God, please RETAKE THE DANG LSAT! Seriously, a 4.0 is too awesome to waste, and with a 151, you aren't going to get money from anywhere. Bring it up a bit, and your options next cycle will be far sunnier.jtb00711 wrote:Buddy with a 151/4.0 I'd be happy just to get in. I'm sitting with a 153/3.68 from KY and am try to beg my way in. Unless you rock the LSAT there's little chance of getting $ from anywhere.KYExtemper wrote:I might go to Ole Miss, but it depends on how much money they are willing to offer because I'm not keen on acquiring $60-$75k in debt when I get out. I sent in FAFSA late, since I honestly didn't expect to get off the WL and was planning on teaching for another couple of years to save up. So I'll see what happens in regards to any financial assistance, but I know Ole Miss isn't big on that. I'd take in-state tuition equalization and a few extra thousand. That would sell me.
- Spookyghost

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withdrew, with an instate equalizer. Hope it goes to one of you guys. Good luck.