cboo wrote:So do we think there could still be more scholarships, or is this it? I've got nothing and if this is their final offer I'm ready to withdraw.
curious as well. i'll call monday if nobody else knows
cboo wrote:So do we think there could still be more scholarships, or is this it? I've got nothing and if this is their final offer I'm ready to withdraw.
+1, just got the Stafford loans and have GPA above median and LSAT at 75th so I was counting on some money at least.GobiasIndustries wrote:I'd also be curious if this is the final word for people that haven't heard about separate merit scholarships via email. Part of my package is a grant, but it's pretty small. Happy to give a call on Monday, unless someone else does first.
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Dont know, they might be done, or they might send a bunch out early next week; I dont think anyone can say at this point.dakatz wrote:Nothing but stafford loans? Thats crap, but I guess we all know that need-based aid is a myth anyway. So when the hell do we hear about merit money? I want to make a decision already, and if BU wows me this Friday, I'm ready to enroll. BC is totally blowing it by not sending this info out already.
Their refusal to be clear on this is really bothering me. Seems like hardly any people got anything, especially among top applicants on LSN. I highly doubt they are done.mikcou wrote:Dont know, they might be done, or they might send a bunch out early next week; I dont think anyone can say at this point.dakatz wrote:Nothing but stafford loans? Thats crap, but I guess we all know that need-based aid is a myth anyway. So when the hell do we hear about merit money? I want to make a decision already, and if BU wows me this Friday, I'm ready to enroll. BC is totally blowing it by not sending this info out already.
Nope, no way to tell in advance.colforbin wrote:I'm DR 3/16/2010. Is there any way to tell if I've been accepted (accepted students website, etc.) before I get my letter? I'm out of town and it's frustrating knowing my decision is in my mailbox waiting for me.
danidancer wrote:I've withdrawn, hopefully freeing up some money for those of you who really want BC. GOOD LUCK!
yes, more is on the waylateforthesky16 wrote:Did anyone call yet to ask if more merit aid is on the way?
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vebode01 wrote:yes, more is on the waylateforthesky16 wrote:Did anyone call yet to ask if more merit aid is on the way?
lateforthesky16 wrote:vebode01 wrote:yes, more is on the waylateforthesky16 wrote:Did anyone call yet to ask if more merit aid is on the way?
good to know. thanks
It sounded to me like its not going out all at once, more of an ongoing process...but I would think it'll be out before the deposit deadlinelgreenbe wrote:lateforthesky16 wrote:vebode01 wrote:yes, more is on the waylateforthesky16 wrote:Did anyone call yet to ask if more merit aid is on the way?
good to know. thanks
Yay! but did they say when it was coming.....?
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I live in Dorchester so I'm going to commute on the Pike.texaspecial88 wrote:for those of you that have decided on BC: How are you going to find housing for next year, and what neighborhoods are good for BC law students?
I'm looking in Allston/ Brightontexaspecial88 wrote:for those of you that have decided on BC: How are you going to find housing for next year, and what neighborhoods are good for BC law students?
As a current UG, thats where I would suggest unless youre interested in the very high rents that are in Newton. Cleveland Circle/ Beacon Street is a nice area where you can find at least somewhat reasonable rents. Just as a word of caution, I wouldnt suggest renting anywhere in the South st., Orkney street, or Radnor street area unless you want to be in what is basically a frat house area. If you want to live on Comm Ave, I would suggest past Chestnut Hill Ave. away from the main campus.tram988 wrote:I'm looking in Allston/ Brightontexaspecial88 wrote:for those of you that have decided on BC: How are you going to find housing for next year, and what neighborhoods are good for BC law students?
Sweet. thanks for the suggestionsmikcou wrote:As a current UG, thats where I would suggest unless youre interested in the very high rents that are in Newton. Cleveland Circle/ Beacon Street is a nice area where you can find at least somewhat reasonable rents. Just as a word of caution, I wouldnt suggest renting anywhere in the South st., Orkney street, or Radnor street area unless you want to be in what is basically a frat house area. If you want to live on Comm Ave, I would suggest past Chestnut Hill Ave. away from the main campus.tram988 wrote:I'm looking in Allston/ Brightontexaspecial88 wrote:for those of you that have decided on BC: How are you going to find housing for next year, and what neighborhoods are good for BC law students?
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