Emory Law c/o 2019 Applicants (2015-2016) Forum

[HangingAround]

Withdrew with 138k scholarship a minute ago.. so maybe they don't negotiate but now might be a nice time to try! Hopefully it will at least be distributed to recent admits! Best of luck!!

[MrBalloons]

Withdrew with 138k scholarship a minute ago.. so maybe they don't negotiate but now might be a nice time to try! Hopefully it will at least be distributed to recent admits! Best of luck!!

I also withdrew with a six figure scholarship, so yeah, seconded this.

Although I still haven't heard anything from them since I withdrew 3 days ago. Which is a pretty bad look for them, honestly. I hope they acknowledge it at some point.

[ausimpv]

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[rachellewrx]

Does anyone know when the deposit deadlines are? Trying to time when to send in my LOCI.

April 15 and June 01. They're on their website.

[TheProdigal]

Withdrew with 138k scholarship a minute ago.. so maybe they don't negotiate but now might be a nice time to try! Hopefully it will at least be distributed to recent admits! Best of luck!!

I also withdrew with a six figure scholarship, so yeah, seconded this.

Although I still haven't heard anything from them since I withdrew 3 days ago. Which is a pretty bad look for them, honestly. I hope they acknowledge it at some point.

There seem to be multiple email lists. After I had to withdraw last year, I continued receiving updates and emails up to virtually the start of cases. Called multiple times to confirm I was withdrawn.

[AbbeyS]

Is it customary to send a thank you email to the admissions office after taking a visit? Not sure if I should or not. They never answered my last email to them about my scholarship so I feel like they don't wanna be bothered, but idk. What do you all think

[daisrt]

Withdrew with 138k scholarship a minute ago.. so maybe they don't negotiate but now might be a nice time to try! Hopefully it will at least be distributed to recent admits! Best of luck!!

I also withdrew with a six figure scholarship, so yeah, seconded this.

Although I still haven't heard anything from them since I withdrew 3 days ago. Which is a pretty bad look for them, honestly. I hope they acknowledge it at some point.

There seem to be multiple email lists. After I had to withdraw last year, I continued receiving updates and emails up to virtually the start of cases. Called multiple times to confirm I was withdrawn.

Was just gonna ask about this. Withdrew last week, no confirmation.

[SirArthurDayne]

How long after being admitted did you guys receive your scholly offer? I was admitted about a month ago.

[LandMermaid]

How long after being admitted did you guys receive your scholly offer? I was admitted about a month ago.

I am *almost* positive that my offer was included in my admissions packet

[AbbeyS]

How long after being admitted did you guys receive your scholly offer? I was admitted about a month ago.

Mine was included in my acceptance letter.

[marisacb1012]

Is it customary to send a thank you email to the admissions office after taking a visit? Not sure if I should or not. They never answered my last email to them about my scholarship so I feel like they don't wanna be bothered, but idk. What do you all think

I sent one directly to the admissions fellow who did my info session/tour. I always think thank you notes/emails are a nice touch. I'm sure it won't change anything regarding your scholarship, but it's a good practice!

[lawyersHATEhim]

Is their hotel full for asw? Still haven't booked but am going.

[LandMermaid]

Is their hotel full for asw? Still haven't booked but am going.

Not sure, but you can't book online anymore because of "event proximity." If you call the hotel they'll probably have at the very least a couple of rooms open from last minute cancellations

[TheProdigal]

Is their hotel full for asw? Still haven't booked but am going.

Email Dean Rosenzweig about it. Might be faster if you just use his personal address, rather than jdadmissions.

[Roosevelt]

Checking in!

[lawandorder2019]

just withdrew, I hope my spot and $$ goes to one of you!

[splitterfromhell]

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[BSD]

Has anyone tried a negotiation this year? Are they still standing by their no negotiation rules?

[TheProdigal]

What MARTA stop is closest to Emory Law? Visiting this week.

"1804 North Decatur Road. Take Bus #6 to the corner of Clifton Road and North Decatur Road. Go east on North Decatur towards the Law School. You will pass the Law School and cross Burlington Road. The Burlington Road Building (a brick building) will be on your left."

From http://arts.emory.edu/plan-your-visit/t ... marta.html.

Has anyone tried a negotiation this year? Are they still standing by their no negotiation rules?

Seem to be, by all accounts.

[splitterfromhell]

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[TheProdigal]

What MARTA stop is closest to Emory Law? Visiting this week.

"1804 North Decatur Road. Take Bus #6 to the corner of Clifton Road and North Decatur Road. Go east on North Decatur towards the Law School. You will pass the Law School and cross Burlington Road. The Burlington Road Building (a brick building) will be on your left."

From http://arts.emory.edu/plan-your-visit/t ... marta.html.

Is there no actual rail stop near Emory?

I'm pulling my info from their website, so maybe someone with actual MARTA experience would be more helpful, but this is what Emory says:
"MARTA provides an extensive bus and rail system to meet the transportation needs of the Atlanta region. Emory routes include:
#6 Route connects MARTA's Lindbergh and Inman Park stations via the Clifton Corridor and Emory, and also serves Emory's Briarcliff campus
#19 Route connects MARTA's Chamblee and Decatur stations via Clairmont Road and Emory's Clairmont Campus
#36 route connects MARTA's Midtown and Avondale stations via N. Decatur Road"

http://transportation.emory.edu/commute ... index.html

[LandMermaid]

What MARTA stop is closest to Emory Law? Visiting this week.

"1804 North Decatur Road. Take Bus #6 to the corner of Clifton Road and North Decatur Road. Go east on North Decatur towards the Law School. You will pass the Law School and cross Burlington Road. The Burlington Road Building (a brick building) will be on your left."

From http://arts.emory.edu/plan-your-visit/t ... marta.html.

Is there no actual rail stop near Emory?

I'm pulling my info from their website, so maybe someone with actual MARTA experience would be more helpful, but this is what Emory says:
"MARTA provides an extensive bus and rail system to meet the transportation needs of the Atlanta region. Emory routes include:
#6 Route connects MARTA's Lindbergh and Inman Park stations via the Clifton Corridor and Emory, and also serves Emory's Briarcliff campus
#19 Route connects MARTA's Chamblee and Decatur stations via Clairmont Road and Emory's Clairmont Campus
#36 route connects MARTA's Midtown and Avondale stations via N. Decatur Road"

http://transportation.emory.edu/commute ... index.html

This is right! Marta's train layout isn't super extensive (if I'm being nice) and Emory is near the outer boundary of Atlanta so it's serviced by the buses

[cecrum]

What MARTA stop is closest to Emory Law? Visiting this week.

"1804 North Decatur Road. Take Bus #6 to the corner of Clifton Road and North Decatur Road. Go east on North Decatur towards the Law School. You will pass the Law School and cross Burlington Road. The Burlington Road Building (a brick building) will be on your left."

From http://arts.emory.edu/plan-your-visit/t ... marta.html.

Is there no actual rail stop near Emory?

I'm pulling my info from their website, so maybe someone with actual MARTA experience would be more helpful, but this is what Emory says:
"MARTA provides an extensive bus and rail system to meet the transportation needs of the Atlanta region. Emory routes include:
#6 Route connects MARTA's Lindbergh and Inman Park stations via the Clifton Corridor and Emory, and also serves Emory's Briarcliff campus
#19 Route connects MARTA's Chamblee and Decatur stations via Clairmont Road and Emory's Clairmont Campus
#36 route connects MARTA's Midtown and Avondale stations via N. Decatur Road"

http://transportation.emory.edu/commute ... index.html

This is right! Marta's train layout isn't super extensive (if I'm being nice) and Emory is near the outer boundary of Atlanta so it's serviced by the buses

Rail doesnt extend to most places in Atlanta and MARTA doesnt go to a lot of places. The quoted stop is likely your best bet. If you are flying in then I would take the rail line to the Lindbergh station and transfer to a bus from there. Should cost $2.50 total

[AbbeyS]

How's everyone's apartment hunting coming along? Any recommendations for decent price/proximity?

[splitterfromhell]

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