Brooklyn 09/10 cycle Forum
- goosey
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
I'm not sure, whoever the woman is that always answers the phone--shes been mean since the very first day I called. The people I exchanged emails with, on the other hand, were super nice.
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
Letting the deposit deadline pass... bye Brooklyn.
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DITTO! Always so nasty! I dropped my deposit off in person and the lady at the desk was super nice, so I'm not sure who answers the phones in admissions..goosey wrote:I'm not sure, whoever the woman is that always answers the phone--shes been mean since the very first day I called. The people I exchanged emails with, on the other hand, were super nice.
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ligirl wrote:DITTO! Always so nasty! I dropped my deposit off in person and the lady at the desk was super nice, so I'm not sure who answers the phones in admissions..goosey wrote:I'm not sure, whoever the woman is that always answers the phone--shes been mean since the very first day I called. The people I exchanged emails with, on the other hand, were super nice.
that would be super funny if it was the same person.
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was...maybe shes a telephone tough guyunknownscholar wrote:ligirl wrote:DITTO! Always so nasty! I dropped my deposit off in person and the lady at the desk was super nice, so I'm not sure who answers the phones in admissions..goosey wrote:I'm not sure, whoever the woman is that always answers the phone--shes been mean since the very first day I called. The people I exchanged emails with, on the other hand, were super nice.
that would be super funny if it was the same person.
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
Lol, that is funny. Really though, I doubt they have some dark closet they hide a special phone operator in, so it probably is the same womanknickfan wrote:I wouldn't be surprised if it was...maybe shes a telephone tough guyunknownscholar wrote:ligirl wrote:DITTO! Always so nasty! I dropped my deposit off in person and the lady at the desk was super nice, so I'm not sure who answers the phones in admissions..goosey wrote:I'm not sure, whoever the woman is that always answers the phone--shes been mean since the very first day I called. The people I exchanged emails with, on the other hand, were super nice.
that would be super funny if it was the same person.
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
Did anyone attend an "insiders guide to brooklyn law" session? If so, please talk about your experience.
Is there any event that anyone recommends attending? I don't care about the tours too much. The only two events I found interesting were the "Faculty Open Doors" and the "Insiders Guide to BLS"
What do you guys think?
Is there any event that anyone recommends attending? I don't care about the tours too much. The only two events I found interesting were the "Faculty Open Doors" and the "Insiders Guide to BLS"
What do you guys think?
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Has anybody heard anything yet about the Sparer fellowship?
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Does anyone know what the policy is on dropping out mid semester or after a semester in regards to the merit scholarships? Do you have to pay back the scholarships?
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Did anyone get this letter that I got?
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
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sibley wrote:Did anyone get this letter that I got?
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
My SO got that letter as well. I however, got WL yesterday. oh irony!
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Don't worry about your wl. I'm withdrawing.
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They got me with a $10,000 scholarship increase at the end of March, but it looks like I should've held out a little longer for that stipend.sibley wrote:Did anyone get this letter that I got?
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
Yeah and I asked for more, did put down my deposit and haven't heard a word.. that's really comforting. They'll give out money to people who don't want their school but not to people who do. GRRRRR (This isn't angry against you btw lol but against them).sibley wrote:Did anyone get this letter that I got?
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
All the more reason St. John's is looking better and better.
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Hey future Brooklyn 1Ls. I am trying to figure out if guaranteed housing is the way to go or if it makes sense to look on craigslist? (I think the 11.5 month lease is odd and is a bit pricier than I currently pay in midtown Manhattan)..Or if I stay on campus, but not a studio or 1BR, have any tips on meeting other new students looking for roommates?
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I did .... already deposited elsewhere obviously and am now trying to figure out what the heck to do!Did anyone get this letter that I got?
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
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lol me too. I think I still pick GW, but the debt is a huge (obviously) difference. It's just... I mean hopefully the debt won't last forever, but the degree of course will.getmetolawschool wrote:I did .... already deposited elsewhere obviously and am now trying to figure out what the heck to do!Did anyone get this letter that I got?
I withdrew on March 15 but they just sent a letter dated 4/20 upping my scholarship from $36,000 to $45,200. They also either offer me 3 years of guaranteed housing or guaranteed 5k living stipend each year.
SO freaking convincing. And they did it on PURPOSE after I withdrew, according to the last line "We hope you will reconsider your decision and give Brooklyn another look"
GAH.
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
Anyone have any clue when they will start to pull from the waitlist?
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I have a small clue. I know that they offered people who withdrew another shot, so..... not yet.yeahyeah2121 wrote:Anyone have any clue when they will start to pull from the waitlist?
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$45,200 + $5,000 per year is just about a 114% scholarship. And the strings seem perfectly reasonable...
Anytime my TLS-warped ego gnaws at me, I re-read Brooklyn's $135,600 + $15,000 offer and shake off the worry.
Anytime my TLS-warped ego gnaws at me, I re-read Brooklyn's $135,600 + $15,000 offer and shake off the worry.
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What are peoples' thoughts on this?
I got the same offer and was 99% sure I was not even going to attend LS next year, but they are using their money magnet and pulling me in. Also, the housing stipend seemingly only applies if you decide NOT to live in one of their dorms. Does it make sense to even do that? They said that students living "off campus" saved around $3700 whereas they are giving 5000 for off campus. It makes economic sense in that case to live off campus and take the profit (haha).
But in all seriousness does anybody know if we get any $ to help pay for their dorms? 15K (at least) is a hefty sum of money to pay, not including electricity, groceries, monthly metrocard, etc.
I got the same offer and was 99% sure I was not even going to attend LS next year, but they are using their money magnet and pulling me in. Also, the housing stipend seemingly only applies if you decide NOT to live in one of their dorms. Does it make sense to even do that? They said that students living "off campus" saved around $3700 whereas they are giving 5000 for off campus. It makes economic sense in that case to live off campus and take the profit (haha).
But in all seriousness does anybody know if we get any $ to help pay for their dorms? 15K (at least) is a hefty sum of money to pay, not including electricity, groceries, monthly metrocard, etc.
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no, the letter said that they expected it to "nearly" cover tuition or something like that, "just about" "nearly" "not quite"...Steve Zissou wrote:$45,200 + $5,000 per year is just about a 114% scholarship. And the strings seem perfectly reasonable...
Anytime my TLS-warped ego gnaws at me, I re-read Brooklyn's $135,600 + $15,000 offer and shake off the worry.
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btwn3and20characters wrote:What are peoples' thoughts on this?
I got the same offer and was 99% sure I was not even going to attend LS next year, but they are using their money magnet and pulling me in. Also, the housing stipend seemingly only applies if you decide NOT to live in one of their dorms. Does it make sense to even do that? They said that students living "off campus" saved around $3700 whereas they are giving 5000 for off campus. It makes economic sense in that case to live off campus and take the profit (haha).
But in all seriousness does anybody know if we get any $ to help pay for their dorms? 15K (at least) is a hefty sum of money to pay, not including electricity, groceries, monthly metrocard, etc.
you're a little confused. the housing stipend IS if you decide not to live in the dorms, yes. but they said that students living in campus housing save about 3700 a year because their housing costs less than the housing in the area.
but if you took that 5k and moved further away you'd save even more... if you lived in nj or something you could probably get a roommate and only spend 5k for 9 months of rent if you shopped around a bit.
I think it's a good idea for you to do. if you don't like it after a year you have literally almost nothing to lose.
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Re: Brooklyn 09/10 cycle
Only like 24 hours left to decide! I am still lost!!!
- peyso
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I already sent in my deposit. You guys think its too late to try to get some of that extra money that they are shelling out?
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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