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If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now. 

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I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
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JenDarby wrote:I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
lol. its true. But from what I know, there is none (not even a JCPenny). Anyway, I will adapt.....GO Hawkeyes!!
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There are actually two shopping malls in the Iowaq City area. The smaller one, Sycamore Mall hosts a large movie theater (12 screens, I think) as well as a number of chain restaurants and small retailers. The other, Coral Ridge Mall, is in Coralville. Coralville is right next to Iowa City (the transition from one to the other is seamless). It sports a number of large national retailers such as Dillards, Old Navy, The Gap, and so on. Its not the best shopping scene in the whole world, but you can get what you need. On the whole, Iowa City is more sophisticated than one would expect from a small city in Iowa.80884 wrote:JenDarby wrote:I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
lol. its true. But from what I know, there is none (not even a JCPenny). Anyway, I will adapt.....GO Hawkeyes!!
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Any prelim waitlisters get accepted yet? Or do we still expect to wait 2 more months?
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I have heard nothing yet. I think the preliminary waitlist is really just a normal waitlist. They seemed to suggest this to me when I talked to them.brupe wrote:Any prelim waitlisters get accepted yet? Or do we still expect to wait 2 more months?
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I spoke with Collins Boyd on the phone on Friday of last week. He told me that he expected to have most of those decisions made by March 15, but the person who answered the phone suggested that many such decisions would be made "in the next couple of weeks." I am hoping to hear soon, but without a scholarship, I'm not sure Iowa rises to the top my my list. I suspect moving from waitlist to scholarship isn't really likely.brupe wrote:Any prelim waitlisters get accepted yet? Or do we still expect to wait 2 more months?
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Credited.DocHawkeye wrote:There are actually two shopping malls in the Iowaq City area. The smaller one, Sycamore Mall hosts a large movie theater (12 screens, I think) as well as a number of chain restaurants and small retailers. The other, Coral Ridge Mall, is in Coralville. Coralville is right next to Iowa City (the transition from one to the other is seamless). It sports a number of large national retailers such as Dillards, Old Navy, The Gap, and so on. Its not the best shopping scene in the whole world, but you can get what you need. On the whole, Iowa City is more sophisticated than one would expect from a small city in Iowa.80884 wrote:JenDarby wrote:I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
lol. its true. But from what I know, there is none (not even a JCPenny). Anyway, I will adapt.....GO Hawkeyes!!
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Do most Iowa grads stay in Iowa? Are chicago and minn the second most popular markets?
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Waitlisted at Minnesota today, so my in-state tuition at Iowa is looking even better!
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80884 wrote:JenDarby wrote:I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
lol. its true. But from what I know, there is none (not even a JCPenny). Anyway, I will adapt.....GO Hawkeyes!!
There is a mall. It is in Coralville. Coralville is 5 minutes from the UofI hospital just off of US-6 in the northern part of ICity.
At the mall there is, Sears, JC Penney, Dillard's, Younkers, Scheels, Target, and Bestbuy, Banana Republic, A&F, Aerie, CJ Banks, CHicos, Hot Topic, Wet Seal, Journeys, Gap, etc.
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It also has an ice skating rink by the food court and a large movie theater.typ3 wrote:80884 wrote:JenDarby wrote:I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
lol. its true. But from what I know, there is none (not even a JCPenny). Anyway, I will adapt.....GO Hawkeyes!!
There is a mall. It is in Coralville. Coralville is 5 minutes from the UofI hospital just off of US-6 in the northern part of ICity.
At the mall there is, Sears, JC Penney, Dillard's, Younkers, Scheels, Target, and Bestbuy, Banana Republic, A&F, Aerie, CJ Banks, CHicos, Hot Topic, Wet Seal, Journeys, Gap, etc.
Nothing beats eating a Whitey's ice cream cone and watching some cute old people ice skating.
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stlisforlovers wrote:
It also has an ice skating rink by the food court and a large movie theater.
Nothing beats eating a Whitey's ice cream cone and watching some cute old people ice skating.
Mmmmm I LOVE Whitey's Ice Cream. One of my favorite things about eastern Iowa!
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thx for your great infotyp3 wrote:80884 wrote:JenDarby wrote:I am from Southern California, but spent a while living in a small city in South Dakota after college. The mall consisted of a JCPenny, Payless, and 4 tiny stores I'd never heard of before. You adapt. Everyone else is in the same position as you, so it not too bad.80884 wrote:If there were a shopping mall in Iowa city, I will send my deposit right now.
lol. its true. But from what I know, there is none (not even a JCPenny). Anyway, I will adapt.....GO Hawkeyes!!
There is a mall. It is in Coralville. Coralville is 5 minutes from the UofI hospital just off of US-6 in the northern part of ICity.
At the mall there is, Sears, JC Penney, Dillard's, Younkers, Scheels, Target, and Bestbuy, Banana Republic, A&F, Aerie, CJ Banks, CHicos, Hot Topic, Wet Seal, Journeys, Gap, etc.


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Most graduates leave Iowa, but Iowa is still probably the most popular market. Chicago and Minneapolis are most likely next.tropicalpeach wrote:Do most Iowa grads stay in Iowa? Are chicago and minn the second most popular markets?
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traehekat wrote:Most graduates leave Iowa, but Iowa is still probably the most popular market. Chicago and Minneapolis are most likely next.tropicalpeach wrote:Do most Iowa grads stay in Iowa? Are chicago and minn the second most popular markets?
This doesn't make any sense, statistically.
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chrisbru wrote:traehekat wrote:Most graduates leave Iowa, but Iowa is still probably the most popular market. Chicago and Minneapolis are most likely next.tropicalpeach wrote:Do most Iowa grads stay in Iowa? Are chicago and minn the second most popular markets?
This doesn't make any sense, statistically.
Yes it does. Say 40% stay in Iowa but 20% work in Finland, 20% work in Atlantis, and 20% work in Alaska. 60% of graduates left, but Iowa is still twice as popular as Finland, Atlantis, or Alaska.
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Even though this is for the sake of example, I still hope that this could be true.buchy2009 wrote:
Yes it does. Say 40% stay in Iowa but 20% work in Finland, 20% work in Atlantis, and 20% work in Alaska. 60% of graduates left, but Iowa is still twice as popular as Finland, Atlantis, or Alaska.
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How the heck does Iowa have such strong ties to firms in Finland and Atlantis? They must have an unbelievable OCI director.
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Troll response: Either that or new grads default on their student loan.magicman554 wrote:How the heck does Iowa have such strong ties to firms in Finland and Atlantis? They must have an unbelievable OCI director.
Naive response: I think he just make up numbers and locations for this example.
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TLS Response: A three page comparison of the hiring potential of firms in Alaska vs. Finland complete with links to the NALP and ABA websites with the relevant salery information, projected growth, etc. These posts would be intercepted with consistent demands for the poster to back up their claim that 20% of graduates actually practice in Atlantis, followed by speculation on their class rank and law review position.tea_drinker wrote:Troll response: Either that or new grads default on their student loan.magicman554 wrote:How the heck does Iowa have such strong ties to firms in Finland and Atlantis? They must have an unbelievable OCI director.
Naive response: I think he just make up numbers and locations for this example.
BTW...all the action on this forum makes me think Iowa has made a decision about me. Which it hasn't.

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Hey Iowa, that missed call I got from your state led me to hope I'd hear something about $$$ today. Hurry it up, thanks.
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My In Review date changed to 1/24 today from 1/10 previously. 160/3.5x. Think this is probably prelim?
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Like others have said, it makes sense. Looking at 2008 data, around 34% stay in Iowa, and then the next highest region is "East North Central" at 22% which includes IL, IN, MI, OH, and WI (mostly probably IL). I suspect that 34% number is a bit higher now, but probably still under 50%.chrisbru wrote:traehekat wrote:Most graduates leave Iowa, but Iowa is still probably the most popular market. Chicago and Minneapolis are most likely next.tropicalpeach wrote:Do most Iowa grads stay in Iowa? Are chicago and minn the second most popular markets?
This doesn't make any sense, statistically.
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The seems to be the M.O.skirschner1 wrote:My In Review date changed to 1/24 today from 1/10 previously. 160/3.5x. Think this is probably prelim?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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