Boston College c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017) Forum
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Is there a BC c/o of 2020 Facebook page? Or an admitted students page?
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There was a Facebook page last year, I got the info a couple days after admittance.RParadela wrote:Is there a BC c/o of 2020 Facebook page? Or an admitted students page?
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/bclaw2020/RParadela wrote:Is there a BC c/o of 2020 Facebook page? Or an admitted students page?
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Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
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They usually give out some pretty decent scholarships. If you go on LSN you can take a look at what they gave out last year. I'm assuming they'll send out initial offers to everyone in mid Februarytheboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
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Yeah just saw that it doesn't look like they've made any movement on that yet. Hopefully it's good news for everyone!RParadela wrote:They usually give out some pretty decent scholarships. If you go on LSN you can take a look at what they gave out last year. I'm assuming they'll send out initial offers to everyone in mid Februarytheboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
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Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
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100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote:Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
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If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?theboringest wrote:100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote:Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
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Part of it is that BU has higher medians and places better outside of New England. I want to say BU has better big law numbers but I'm not entirely sure if that's true. I'm not gunning for BL so I haven't looked into it too muchStylnator wrote:If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?theboringest wrote:100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote:Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
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BC actually has a pretty decent advantage in BigLaw placement. I believe BC is around 41% (one of the best of the non-T14s) while BU is around 35%ashrice13 wrote:Part of it is that BU has higher medians and places better outside of New England. I want to say BU has better big law numbers but I'm not entirely sure if that's true. I'm not gunning for BL so I haven't looked into it too muchStylnator wrote:If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?theboringest wrote:100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote:Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
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https://www.lstreports.com/compare/bc/bu/RParadela wrote:BC actually has a pretty decent advantage in BigLaw placement. I believe BC is around 41% (one of the best of the non-T14s) while BU is around 35%ashrice13 wrote:Part of it is that BU has higher medians and places better outside of New England. I want to say BU has better big law numbers but I'm not entirely sure if that's true. I'm not gunning for BL so I haven't looked into it too muchStylnator wrote:If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?theboringest wrote:100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote:Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
38 to 34, pretty comparable. Big fan of BC because of its strong numbers despite its rank.
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In today with GPA 3.56 and LSAT 164. Non URM, strong/unique softs. Current Boston res and drive past campus every day. Stoked, especially if they come through with $$.
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
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When did you apply if you dont mind me asking?BostonOrBust wrote:In today with GPA 3.56 and LSAT 164. Non URM, strong/unique softs. Current Boston res and drive past campus every day. Stoked, especially if they come through with $$.
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
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Applied 1/7, complete 1/9, UR 1/24, admitted 1/26.VinnyGambini Jr. wrote:When did you apply if you dont mind me asking?BostonOrBust wrote:In today with GPA 3.56 and LSAT 164. Non URM, strong/unique softs. Current Boston res and drive past campus every day. Stoked, especially if they come through with $$.
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
I've noticed that with all of my applications I've gotten pretty quick response (both good and bad) even though my numbers are on the lackluster end for the schools I've applied to. I think I have an interesting background and a risky essay, so it tends to be a pretty easy decision if they want me or really don't. Idk if that's really a thing, just my interpretation.
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Thanks. I went UR 1/25 with similar stats so maybe tomorrow is my day!BostonOrBust wrote:Applied 1/7, complete 1/9, UR 1/24, admitted 1/26.VinnyGambini Jr. wrote:When did you apply if you dont mind me asking?BostonOrBust wrote:In today with GPA 3.56 and LSAT 164. Non URM, strong/unique softs. Current Boston res and drive past campus every day. Stoked, especially if they come through with $$.
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
I've noticed that with all of my applications I've gotten pretty quick response (both good and bad) even though my numbers are on the lackluster end for the schools I've applied to. I think I have an interesting background and a risky essay, so it tends to be a pretty easy decision if they want me or really don't. Idk if that's really a thing, just my interpretation.
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Fingers crossed for you!VinnyGambini Jr. wrote:Thanks. I went UR 1/25 with similar stats so maybe tomorrow is my day!BostonOrBust wrote:Applied 1/7, complete 1/9, UR 1/24, admitted 1/26.VinnyGambini Jr. wrote:When did you apply if you dont mind me asking?BostonOrBust wrote:In today with GPA 3.56 and LSAT 164. Non URM, strong/unique softs. Current Boston res and drive past campus every day. Stoked, especially if they come through with $$.
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
I've noticed that with all of my applications I've gotten pretty quick response (both good and bad) even though my numbers are on the lackluster end for the schools I've applied to. I think I have an interesting background and a risky essay, so it tends to be a pretty easy decision if they want me or really don't. Idk if that's really a thing, just my interpretation.
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I applied 1/5, received and complete 1/6, and UR 1/25 with similar stats. I'd be so happy if we heard tomorrow!VinnyGambini Jr. wrote:Thanks. I went UR 1/25 with similar stats so maybe tomorrow is my day!BostonOrBust wrote:Applied 1/7, complete 1/9, UR 1/24, admitted 1/26.VinnyGambini Jr. wrote:When did you apply if you dont mind me asking?BostonOrBust wrote:In today with GPA 3.56 and LSAT 164. Non URM, strong/unique softs. Current Boston res and drive past campus every day. Stoked, especially if they come through with $$.
Does anyone know about the PI scene at BC? I know someone who went and became a pretty bomb prosecutor, but I'm looking at victim rights. The major downside is I see is the lack of a devoted domestic violence clinic, which all of the other Boston schools have. Anyone else PI looking into BC?
I've noticed that with all of my applications I've gotten pretty quick response (both good and bad) even though my numbers are on the lackluster end for the schools I've applied to. I think I have an interesting background and a risky essay, so it tends to be a pretty easy decision if they want me or really don't. Idk if that's really a thing, just my interpretation.
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I doubt there'll be a wave tomorrow. Looks like BC is doing 1 a week
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I kind of thought the BL stats might be reversed as soon as I said that haha.tuesdayninja wrote:https://www.lstreports.com/compare/bc/bu/RParadela wrote:BC actually has a pretty decent advantage in BigLaw placement. I believe BC is around 41% (one of the best of the non-T14s) while BU is around 35%ashrice13 wrote:Part of it is that BU has higher medians and places better outside of New England. I want to say BU has better big law numbers but I'm not entirely sure if that's true. I'm not gunning for BL so I haven't looked into it too muchStylnator wrote:If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?theboringest wrote:100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote:Congrats!!theboringest wrote:Also in! As a Boston native BC with money would honestly be pretty dope...anyone have any idea how generous they're being with the scholarship $$$?
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
38 to 34, pretty comparable. Big fan of BC because of its strong numbers despite its rank.
I am just so put off by the BC campus. I know that shouldn't matter and it wouldn't if I was deciding between BC and northeastern...but with BC and BU being close (barring BC giving me more money) I think it might end up being a deciding factor.
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Yeah that's my issue with BC Law.. I don't want to be in Newton over in the heart of Bostonashrice13 wrote:I kind of thought the BL stats might be reversed as soon as I said that haha.tuesdayninja wrote:https://www.lstreports.com/compare/bc/bu/RParadela wrote:BC actually has a pretty decent advantage in BigLaw placement. I believe BC is around 41% (one of the best of the non-T14s) while BU is around 35%ashrice13 wrote:Part of it is that BU has higher medians and places better outside of New England. I want to say BU has better big law numbers but I'm not entirely sure if that's true. I'm not gunning for BL so I haven't looked into it too muchStylnator wrote:If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?theboringest wrote:100%. I mean their employment outcomes are basically equal (BC might even be a bit better in New England) which is all that matters, but yeah I usually get some surprised reactions when I mention that BU is ranked above BC for law school. It's definitely the UG prestige thing. After Harvard BC is king in Boston. Especially among the older generations. Younger people tend to have BC and BU on the same level.ashrice13 wrote: Congrats!!
is everyone you talk to super surprised BU is higher ranked than BC? I'm from MA too and BC definitely has a better UG rep around here I think...no one believes me about the LS rankings haha
38 to 34, pretty comparable. Big fan of BC because of its strong numbers despite its rank.
I am just so put off by the BC campus. I know that shouldn't matter and it wouldn't if I was deciding between BC and northeastern...but with BC and BU being close (barring BC giving me more money) I think it might end up being a deciding factor.
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Does Newtown make COL cheaper because it isn't in the heart of Boston?
Also how out of the way is it to get downtown?
Also how out of the way is it to get downtown?
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100% agree. I can't see myself living in a college-y suburb for the next three years. I've also heard rumors (hopefully untrue!) that the vibe at BC is a lot more "fratty" than at BU. Regardless... am several years out of undergrad and would much prefer an urban environment.RParadela wrote:ashrice13 wrote:Yeah that's my issue with BC Law.. I don't want to be in Newton over in the heart of Bostontuesdayninja wrote:I kind of thought the BL stats might be reversed as soon as I said that haha.RParadela wrote:https://www.lstreports.com/compare/bc/bu/ashrice13 wrote:BC actually has a pretty decent advantage in BigLaw placement. I believe BC is around 41% (one of the best of the non-T14s) while BU is around 35%Stylnator wrote:Part of it is that BU has higher medians and places better outside of New England. I want to say BU has better big law numbers but I'm not entirely sure if that's true. I'm not gunning for BL so I haven't looked into it too muchtheboringest wrote:
Congrats!!
If employment numbers are relatively the same why the big differential in rank?
38 to 34, pretty comparable. Big fan of BC because of its strong numbers despite its rank.
I am just so put off by the BC campus. I know that shouldn't matter and it wouldn't if I was deciding between BC and northeastern...but with BC and BU being close (barring BC giving me more money) I think it might end up being a deciding factor.
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100% agree. I can't see myself living in a college-y suburb for the next three years. I've also heard rumors (hopefully untrue!) that the vibe at BC is a lot more "fratty" than at BU. Regardless... am several years out of undergrad and would much prefer an urban environment.[/quote]chichi1992 wrote:RParadela wrote:
Yeah that's my issue with BC Law.. I don't want to be in Newton over in the heart of Boston
I don't mind the fratty aspect of it since I'm 21 and I certainly don't mind partying, but living in a suburb of a big city seems lame to me. I'd rather either be in the big city or in a college town like UVA or Duke.
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I don't mind the fratty aspect of it since I'm 21 and I certainly don't mind partying, but living in a suburb of a big city seems lame to me. I'd rather either be in the big city or in a college town like UVA or Duke.[/quote]RParadela wrote:100% agree. I can't see myself living in a college-y suburb for the next three years. I've also heard rumors (hopefully untrue!) that the vibe at BC is a lot more "fratty" than at BU. Regardless... am several years out of undergrad and would much prefer an urban environment.chichi1992 wrote:RParadela wrote:
Yeah that's my issue with BC Law.. I don't want to be in Newton over in the heart of Boston
Boston resident here, I think if you went to either BC or BU you're going to end up living in the same areas (Allston/Brighton) So I think it's more a question of whether you're willing to go 10 minutes outside your area to get to BC Law's campus.
With respect to the fratty thing.. I don't hold too much stock in that, it's a professional school after all. I feel like wherever you go there will be a mix of more serious students and those who like partying. The term "fratty" just gives off a negative connotation
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