swheat wrote:To hell with TTT Miami
162/3.87 and ZERO scholarship. I am thinking that I won't even dignify their insulting offer with a notice of withdrawal.
when did you apply?
swheat wrote:To hell with TTT Miami
162/3.87 and ZERO scholarship. I am thinking that I won't even dignify their insulting offer with a notice of withdrawal.
long time ago, December 19. Got my acceptance in around 3 weeks and 23k a year 2 weeks after that. Don't think I will be attending, so will probably withdraw at some point in the near future.midrangejumper wrote:swheat wrote:To hell with TTT Miami
162/3.87 and ZERO scholarship. I am thinking that I won't even dignify their insulting offer with a notice of withdrawal.
when did you apply?
I applied end of January. I don't give a shit about their stupid January 5 scholarship deadline. I got a fee waiver letter in the mail in late January and it said, and I quote "YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A FEE WAIVER AND SCHOLARSHIP CONSIDERATION....TO PUT YOURSELF IN THE BEST POSITION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION BY JANUARY 5."geoanthem wrote:long time ago, December 19. Got my acceptance in around 3 weeks and 23k a year 2 weeks after that. Don't think I will be attending, so will probably withdraw at some point in the near future.midrangejumper wrote:swheat wrote:To hell with TTT Miami
162/3.87 and ZERO scholarship. I am thinking that I won't even dignify their insulting offer with a notice of withdrawal.
when did you apply?
why even apply there then? all you do is bash it.swheat wrote:I applied end of January. I don't give a shit about their stupid January 5 scholarship deadline. I got a fee waiver letter in the mail in late January and it said, and I quote "YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A FEE WAIVER AND SCHOLARSHIP CONSIDERATION....TO PUT YOURSELF IN THE BEST POSITION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION BY JANUARY 5."geoanthem wrote:long time ago, December 19. Got my acceptance in around 3 weeks and 23k a year 2 weeks after that. Don't think I will be attending, so will probably withdraw at some point in the near future.midrangejumper wrote:swheat wrote:To hell with TTT Miami
162/3.87 and ZERO scholarship. I am thinking that I won't even dignify their insulting offer with a notice of withdrawal.
when did you apply?
Now I am not a lawyer yet, but that is some pretty ambiguous language. Maybe I wasn't in the "best position" for scholarships but zero? Come on I am above both 75ths.
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dude if it's a safety school that who gives a hoot. at least you're in a position to have better law school prospects. im sure you'll go somewhere a lot better anways, and it'd probably be worth full sticker over miami+$$swheat wrote:I like the location and the beach, and I like the job prospects.
It's been a safety school for me all along but my goal with safeties was to have the option of 2nd tier+$$.
And I wouldn't bash it as much if they would pony up the cash
It seems to me you put yourself in the situation. I have family that are alumni of Miami and very involved with the school. From what I gather from their contacts and an email that the president of the school sent out, the school is in a lot of trouble financially so it makes sense that they wouldn't really consider people who send out late apps for scholarships.swheat wrote:I like the location and the beach, and I like the job prospects.
It's been a safety school for me all along but my goal with safeties was to have the option of 2nd tier+$$.
And I wouldn't bash it as much if they would pony up the cash
So you don't think the policy is at all arbitrary? I got a 75k offer from the comparably ranked DePaul, where I had applied at around the same time. I am in good shape because I've already been accepted to one of my targets. But what about others who applied late and didn't get into a target? Now they will be stuck paying sticker for Miami even with their scholarship-worth numbers.geoanthem wrote:It seems to me you put yourself in the situation. I have family that are alumni of Miami and very involved with the school. From what I gather from their contacts and an email that the president of the school sent out, the school is in a lot of trouble financially so it makes sense that they wouldn't really consider people who send out late apps for scholarships.swheat wrote:I like the location and the beach, and I like the job prospects.
It's been a safety school for me all along but my goal with safeties was to have the option of 2nd tier+$$.
And I wouldn't bash it as much if they would pony up the cash
You seem very entitled. These schools can give scholarships to whomever they want and whatever statistics they want. They warn that applications submitted after February 5 will not have as good a chance of receiving a scholarship. Miami doesn't have unlimited funds to give everyone they want scholarships. Face it, its your own fault. And people not getting scholarships with "scholarship worthy numbers" are not "forced" to pay sticker. If they don't like it, don't go to the school. It's as simple as that. As the saying goes, the early bird catches the worm...swheat wrote:So you don't think the policy is at all arbitrary? I got a 75k offer from the comparably ranked DePaul, where I had applied at around the same time. I am in good shape because I've already been accepted to one of my targets. But what about others who applied late and didn't get into a target? Now they will be stuck paying sticker for Miami even with their scholarship-worth numbers.geoanthem wrote:It seems to me you put yourself in the situation. I have family that are alumni of Miami and very involved with the school. From what I gather from their contacts and an email that the president of the school sent out, the school is in a lot of trouble financially so it makes sense that they wouldn't really consider people who send out late apps for scholarships.swheat wrote:I like the location and the beach, and I like the job prospects.
It's been a safety school for me all along but my goal with safeties was to have the option of 2nd tier+$$.
And I wouldn't bash it as much if they would pony up the cash
It's a bad policy and its wrong to send out letters stating that students are eligible for scholarships when they really are not.
Thanks for placing all the blame on me, though. It is, after all, my fault that they sent me the fee waiver after the scholarship deadline.
It's January 5, not Feb 5.geoanthem wrote:You seem very entitled. These schools can give scholarships to whomever they want and whatever statistics they want. They warn that applications submitted after February 5 will not have as good a chance of receiving a scholarship. Miami doesn't have unlimited funds to give everyone they want scholarships. Face it, its your own fault. And people not getting scholarships with "scholarship worthy numbers" are not "forced" to pay sticker. If they don't like it, don't go to the school. It's as simple as that. As the saying goes, the early bird catches the worm...swheat wrote:So you don't think the policy is at all arbitrary? I got a 75k offer from the comparably ranked DePaul, where I had applied at around the same time. I am in good shape because I've already been accepted to one of my targets. But what about others who applied late and didn't get into a target? Now they will be stuck paying sticker for Miami even with their scholarship-worth numbers.geoanthem wrote:It seems to me you put yourself in the situation. I have family that are alumni of Miami and very involved with the school. From what I gather from their contacts and an email that the president of the school sent out, the school is in a lot of trouble financially so it makes sense that they wouldn't really consider people who send out late apps for scholarships.swheat wrote:I like the location and the beach, and I like the job prospects.
It's been a safety school for me all along but my goal with safeties was to have the option of 2nd tier+$$.
And I wouldn't bash it as much if they would pony up the cash
It's a bad policy and its wrong to send out letters stating that students are eligible for scholarships when they really are not.
Thanks for placing all the blame on me, though. It is, after all, my fault that they sent me the fee waiver after the scholarship deadline.
Hmmm that's a really good point. But, I'm under the impression that if you can go to law school and hack it in there, surely you could spend some spare time and try to learn Spanish right? Especially if it were dependent on advancing your career. Or even showing that you are in fact attempting to learn it might help.js87 wrote:It's funny, because my opinion seems to be the opposite of most people's here. I like the school, the offerings, and the price (with my scholarship). What I *don't* like is the location. I've lived in Miami, I currently live in another part of South Florida, and I really REALLY want to move out of Florida and to the northeast.
Way too hot, way too humid, the economy is terrible down here, suburban sprawl is rampant(personal pet peeve, I want to live in an *actual* city), and I sincerely believe that I'll have big issues finding employment in Miami because I'm not fluent in Spanish. This is not true of BigLaw, but small and midsize firms, and even some gov't agencies in Miami want bilingual attorneys
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I'm not positive, but I think it depends on the school in question. I know that some schools request an update to your LSAC file (ie. any new LORs, transcripts, etc.), say, twice a month, or weekly, etc. I have called different schools about this, but since it's an LSAT I'd call the school because it might be different...TKM wrote:Hey I've got a quick question! I just took the feb lsat, how long should it take for schools to get my score?
Thanks!Boyk1182 wrote:I'm not positive, but I think it depends on the school in question. I know that some schools request an update to your LSAC file (ie. any new LORs, transcripts, etc.), say, twice a month, or weekly, etc. I have called different schools about this, but since it's an LSAT I'd call the school because it might be different...TKM wrote:Hey I've got a quick question! I just took the feb lsat, how long should it take for schools to get my score?
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I think a lot of schools are handing out a ton of "holds" right now... my guess is that it's for all you who took the February LSAT, to see your scores and who applies, etc. I'd say don't worry too much, the schools are just as eager to see your score as you are to show it to them!TKM wrote:Thanks!Boyk1182 wrote:I'm not positive, but I think it depends on the school in question. I know that some schools request an update to your LSAC file (ie. any new LORs, transcripts, etc.), say, twice a month, or weekly, etc. I have called different schools about this, but since it's an LSAT I'd call the school because it might be different...TKM wrote:Hey I've got a quick question! I just took the feb lsat, how long should it take for schools to get my score?
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its a really clean 70's style quad building three stories high, great bricked courtyard....not the newest but better than FSU, not as nice as Florida, Stetson or FIUbella16 wrote:I wish there were more pics of the law school online somewhere.
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