Aggiegrad2011 wrote:Two page letter!!! INNNNNN!!!!! IN IN IN!!!!
Seattllllllle oh I love youuuuuuuuu. <3
CONGRATULATIONS AGGIE!!!!
I knew it was an acceptance!! good for you!
This changes things a bit doesn't it?
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Aggiegrad2011 wrote:Two page letter!!! INNNNNN!!!!! IN IN IN!!!!
Seattllllllle oh I love youuuuuuuuu. <3
well, hopefully this eases the pain of anymore future dings.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:LOL, thanks for the fire works!) It does... it makes the equation a LOT more complex. UW and Hastings are both well ranked and respectable, and place well in Northern California and in the west coast generally. UW is cheaper, (and I'm sure CoL would be cheaper too), and I've always wanted to live in Seattle if even for a little while. But, on the other hand (there is always one...), it'll mean a bit of relocation for my husband and such, sacrifices.
So... I'm not sure what to do!! It'd be a lot easier if I also get selected for the Gates PSL though!!
I am relieved to say the least. My cycle can end in peace now, even with monstrous dings from Northwestern and Boalt looming on the horizon...
A URM with a 4.0 is an auto-admit I would say, especially with residency. You probably have a good shot at higher ranked schools as well.SingleURMDad wrote:Hey Guys,
Im new here but I read through the whole topic and the excitment is great. I have a question though (Feel free to look at the stats and softs on my profile). I was wondering if it was a good or bad thing that I went into review on 1/21 and it says "Decision" as of a couple of hours a go on the 31st? I think I have a pretty kick ass PS. (i wouldnt say it if I wasnt very proud of it ;o) Ive applied for the Gates PSL too. Fingers crossed becuase its the only way I can afford school. It would be nearly impossible to work, parent, and attend law school. I did that during undergrad and that was reeeeeallly hard.
Thoughts?
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Single Father of "special needs" lil guy
Non-traditional student (ie 32 yo, 10 years in my current career)
CASA Volunteer (among udda tings)
This !!!!!snapdragon wrote:Congrats Aggie!!! So glad it was good news.
SingleURMDad wrote:Hey Guys,
Im new here but I read through the whole topic and the excitment is great. I have a question though (Feel free to look at the stats and softs on my profile). I was wondering if it was a good or bad thing that I went into review on 1/21 and it says "Decision" as of a couple of hours a go on the 31st? I think I have a pretty kick ass PS. (i wouldnt say it if I wasnt very proud of it ;o) Ive applied for the Gates PSL too. Fingers crossed becuase its the only way I can afford school. It would be nearly impossible to work, parent, and attend law school. I did that during undergrad and that was reeeeeallly hard.
Thoughts?
159
4.0
URM
WA Rez
Single Father of "special needs" lil guy
Non-traditional student (ie 32 yo, 10 years in my current career)
CASA Volunteer (among udda tings)
From looking at LSN, it looks like UW doesn't give out much, if any (!), scholarship moneywhitman wrote:Anyone have any information on when scholarship money gets put out there?
Looking at LSN, acceptances from UW are also all over the place. -__- I can't predict what they like at all!akili wrote:From looking at LSN, it looks like UW doesn't give out much, if any (!), scholarship moneywhitman wrote:Anyone have any information on when scholarship money gets put out there?
Seconded. You give us all hope Aggie. Congrats!!krad wrote:This !!!!!snapdragon wrote:Congrats Aggie!!! So glad it was good news.
Same here. Not going sticker. Would go with a good schollie.akili wrote:Yeah, it's a pretty small sample too (more than some other of the top schools). So hopefully it'll buck the trend? They also have a new admissions dean (IIRC) and dropped a couple ranking spots last year. Maybe they will offer more schollies this year. A scholly from UW would be a gamechanger for me...
I love Seattle and UW, but yeah, it would be hard to pay sticker when I have a scholarship (+in-state) to UT...whitman wrote:Same here. Not going sticker. Would go with a good schollie.akili wrote:Yeah, it's a pretty small sample too (more than some other of the top schools). So hopefully it'll buck the trend? They also have a new admissions dean (IIRC) and dropped a couple ranking spots last year. Maybe they will offer more schollies this year. A scholly from UW would be a gamechanger for me...
akili wrote:Yeah, it's a pretty small sample too (more than some other of the top schools). So hopefully it'll buck the trend? They also have a new admissions dean (IIRC) and dropped a couple ranking spots last year. Maybe they will offer more schollies this year. A scholly from UW would be a gamechanger for me...
I think it's the second. Which stinks (for me). In-state is still pretty cheap, but with good schollies from comparable schools, it's kind of hard to pick UW. I really would love to be in the NW though. I love it up thereJakeL wrote:akili wrote:Yeah, it's a pretty small sample too (more than some other of the top schools). So hopefully it'll buck the trend? They also have a new admissions dean (IIRC) and dropped a couple ranking spots last year. Maybe they will offer more schollies this year. A scholly from UW would be a gamechanger for me...
Yea, I sort of wonder if they are strapped for cash after building the Gates building, or just plain stingy because they know they own the NW and can fill a class without giving out $.
agree with bdubsbdubs wrote:A URM with a 4.0 is an auto-admit I would say, especially with residency. You probably have a good shot at higher ranked schools as well.SingleURMDad wrote:Hey Guys,
Im new here but I read through the whole topic and the excitment is great. I have a question though (Feel free to look at the stats and softs on my profile). I was wondering if it was a good or bad thing that I went into review on 1/21 and it says "Decision" as of a couple of hours a go on the 31st? I think I have a pretty kick ass PS. (i wouldnt say it if I wasnt very proud of it ;o) Ive applied for the Gates PSL too. Fingers crossed becuase its the only way I can afford school. It would be nearly impossible to work, parent, and attend law school. I did that during undergrad and that was reeeeeallly hard.
Thoughts?
159
4.0
URM
WA Rez
Single Father of "special needs" lil guy
Non-traditional student (ie 32 yo, 10 years in my current career)
CASA Volunteer (among udda tings)
So is there literally NO chance of a scholarship? Man that blows.akili wrote:I think it's the second. Which stinks (for me). In-state is still pretty cheap, but with good schollies from comparable schools, it's kind of hard to pick UW. I really would love to be in the NW though. I love it up thereJakeL wrote:akili wrote:Yeah, it's a pretty small sample too (more than some other of the top schools). So hopefully it'll buck the trend? They also have a new admissions dean (IIRC) and dropped a couple ranking spots last year. Maybe they will offer more schollies this year. A scholly from UW would be a gamechanger for me...
Yea, I sort of wonder if they are strapped for cash after building the Gates building, or just plain stingy because they know they own the NW and can fill a class without giving out $.
Are you going in to the Draft or something? lol