I have been laughing all day though that he suggested that I should "look up U.S News Report because they rank law schools."
Gee, guess I better google that.

It could have been a student. I have called several times and have never spoken with a male. I know there are several males in the Financial Aid department and the Admissions Director is a male (Trevino). But I am pretty sure that the 3-4 admissions assistants are all females.Katy Louise wrote:I am really hoping that, as others have suggested, he was just some workstudy student or temp.
I have been laughing all day though that he suggested that I should "look up U.S News Report because they rank law schools."
Gee, guess I better google that.
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I'd go for it. Can't hurt.ria29 wrote:So how does Hastings generally feel about pre-decision LOCIs? I know it's great for waitlists, but how about for those of us who haven't heard anything? And do they prefer by e-mail or snail mail (more professional and I want to use nice paper)?
Thanks... and I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but search wasn't helping out and I don't have time to go through posts tonight. Apologies in advance.
Yup, that is how I tailored mine. Thanks.swheat wrote:I'd go for it. Can't hurt.ria29 wrote:So how does Hastings generally feel about pre-decision LOCIs? I know it's great for waitlists, but how about for those of us who haven't heard anything? And do they prefer by e-mail or snail mail (more professional and I want to use nice paper)?
Thanks... and I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but search wasn't helping out and I don't have time to go through posts tonight. Apologies in advance.
Hammer home "Why Hastings?" Talk about the SF Bay Area being the only place for you and proximity of UCH to courts.
I sent a pre-decision LOCI to another school and I just called the admissions office and asked which method they prefer. I don't think you can go wrong with snail mail though; I think it looks more professional.ria29 wrote:Yup, that is how I tailored mine. Thanks.swheat wrote:I'd go for it. Can't hurt.ria29 wrote:So how does Hastings generally feel about pre-decision LOCIs? I know it's great for waitlists, but how about for those of us who haven't heard anything? And do they prefer by e-mail or snail mail (more professional and I want to use nice paper)?
Thanks... and I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but search wasn't helping out and I don't have time to go through posts tonight. Apologies in advance.
Hammer home "Why Hastings?" Talk about the SF Bay Area being the only place for you and proximity of UCH to courts.
Any thoughts on e-mail vs. snail mail?
I agree, especially because at this point you want to show them that you're not just academically equipped - you want to stand out as being the person who can function in the legal community. Use your nicest, thickest, watermarked paper. It shouldn't matter, but just in case it does, you want to look good.socalgirl818 wrote:I sent a pre-decision LOCI to another school and I just called the admissions office and asked which method they prefer. I don't think you can go wrong with snail mail though; I think it looks more professional.ria29 wrote:Yup, that is how I tailored mine. Thanks.swheat wrote:I'd go for it. Can't hurt.ria29 wrote:So how does Hastings generally feel about pre-decision LOCIs? I know it's great for waitlists, but how about for those of us who haven't heard anything? And do they prefer by e-mail or snail mail (more professional and I want to use nice paper)?
Thanks... and I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but search wasn't helping out and I don't have time to go through posts tonight. Apologies in advance.
Hammer home "Why Hastings?" Talk about the SF Bay Area being the only place for you and proximity of UCH to courts.
Any thoughts on e-mail vs. snail mail?
Yeah. I figured after getting an automated email a few weeks ago saying "You need to accept," which was sent about a week after my fin aid letter was sent, meant that I needed to do it ASAP.mnolen wrote:I spoke to someone in the Financial Aid office today and she told me that I need to accept my package NOW. Seriously, her exact words were "No, you NEED to do it NOW." I don't know why her advice differed from what others heard, but she seemed pretty sure... the only reason I called was that my package will probably be changing due to benefits from the VA and I wondered if I should wait for the new package to accept. So maybe it's different for other people... but she definitely scared me a little.
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jawsome wrote:Yeah. I figured after getting an automated email a few weeks ago saying "You need to accept," which was sent about a week after my fin aid letter was sent, meant that I needed to do it ASAP.mnolen wrote:I spoke to someone in the Financial Aid office today and she told me that I need to accept my package NOW. Seriously, her exact words were "No, you NEED to do it NOW." I don't know why her advice differed from what others heard, but she seemed pretty sure... the only reason I called was that my package will probably be changing due to benefits from the VA and I wondered if I should wait for the new package to accept. So maybe it's different for other people... but she definitely scared me a little.
Question for others: I re-submitted my Fin Aid supplement for UCH to account for my recent changes in finances. Has anyone else done this? Does anyone know if they'll even consider it? I called them and they just quickly and impatiently said "re-submit it" ASAP...
i haven't confirmed this, but i read somewhere that we don't get our e-mails until orientation in augusthast2012 wrote:Has anybody accessed their uc hastings email yet? Have they been assigned yet? I searched the forum but couldn't really find it.
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is there a "but...." in that statement? Are you headed elsewhere, or stuck in the waiting place too?jetlagz28 wrote:Oh Hastings, you were the first law school I ever visited and you will always have a place in my heart.
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you might consider just applying for housing if you are really interested in living in the tower; i have heard it can be quite competitive. i got my housing assignment earlier this month so i know they are already doling out the apartments. i was told you had to submit proof of deposit in order to be considered for housing, but ive heard of a few people who didnt bother with it and just applied (and paid the $300) anyway to be on the safe side. so far its worked out for them...thischarmingman wrote:I'm just hoping I don't miss out on housing because USC is taking for ever to get back to me.
Hastings refused my advances....deadatheist wrote:is there a "but...." in that statement? Are you headed elsewhere, or stuck in the waiting place too?jetlagz28 wrote:Oh Hastings, you were the first law school I ever visited and you will always have a place in my heart.
Yeah, I thought about that. I'm giving USC until tomorrow before I submit my deposit. I'll leave it up to fate for now. Come tomorrow I may be submitting the housing request and my deposit all at once.justletmein wrote:you might consider just applying for housing if you are really interested in living in the tower; i have heard it can be quite competitive. i got my housing assignment earlier this month so i know they are already doling out the apartments. i was told you had to submit proof of deposit in order to be considered for housing, but ive heard of a few people who didnt bother with it and just applied (and paid the $300) anyway to be on the safe side. so far its worked out for them...thischarmingman wrote:I'm just hoping I don't miss out on housing because USC is taking for ever to get back to me.
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