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

[col1]

Happy seat deposit day!

[Roundhill]

What's up with Emory's 21.3% school funded rate? According to LST?

[njkga]

What's up with Emory's 21.3% school funded rate? According to LST?

Old data. Its down to 12%

[TheProdigal]

What's up with Emory's 21.3% school funded rate? According to LST?

Old data. Its down to 12%

Yup. Down to 12%, which appears to be better than USC, Georgetown, and UC-Irvine for the graduating class of 2015.

[mysojuli]

Hey!

I put my deposit for Emory and I'm suppper excited about attending! Now that the LSAT is behind me I shall enjoy my summer to the max!!!

I should say that I started looking into housing information and I would deff want to rent an apartment close to emory and get roomate...if any girls are interested deff pm me~

[njkga]

Hey!

I put my deposit for Emory and I'm suppper excited about attending! Now that the LSAT is behind me I shall enjoy my summer to the max!!!

I should say that I started looking into housing information and I would deff want to rent an apartment close to emory and get roomate...if any girls are interested deff pm me~

Awesome! You should check out the C/O 2019 facebook group as well, there's a lot of discussion right now about apartments and finding roommates and such. Here's the link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1652872224994445/

[ausimpv]

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[Associate]

...Besides, they have nothing for people interested in business law -- no clinics, no journal, not even an org other than the JD/MBA society. Good luck to everyone else going there!

Emory has a Transactional Law Program that looks amazing for students interested in that type of practice.

[ausimpv]

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[marisacb1012]

Wait listed but will be withdrawing after visiting the school. During the visit, one of the professors was telling us reasons why NOT to come there, to my surprise. After hearing it, it was hard for me to focus on anything else I was told. I appreciate the guy's honesty. And I'm going with my gut. Besides, they have nothing for people interested in business law -- no clinics, no journal, not even an org other than the JD/MBA society. Good luck to everyone else going there!

I'm really curious as to what the professor said.. can you elaborate at all?

[col1]

Wait listed but will be withdrawing after visiting the school. During the visit, one of the professors was telling us reasons why NOT to come there, to my surprise. After hearing it, it was hard for me to focus on anything else I was told. I appreciate the guy's honesty. And I'm going with my gut. Besides, they have nothing for people interested in business law -- no clinics, no journal, not even an org other than the JD/MBA society. Good luck to everyone else going there!

I'm really curious as to what the professor said.. can you elaborate at all?

I would like to know more as well. I'm Pursuing international law.

[Bueller]

No JD/MBA, you say?

http://law.emory.edu/admission/joint-degrees.html

[ausimpv]

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[GnosisExchange]

Wait listed but will be withdrawing after visiting the school. During the visit, one of the professors was telling us reasons why NOT to come there, to my surprise. After hearing it, it was hard for me to focus on anything else I was told. I appreciate the guy's honesty. And I'm going with my gut. Besides, they have nothing for people interested in business law -- no clinics, no journal, not even an org other than the JD/MBA society. Good luck to everyone else going there!

What did he say?

[ausimpv]

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[Mr. Archer]

Wait listed but will be withdrawing after visiting the school. During the visit, one of the professors was telling us reasons why NOT to come there, to my surprise. After hearing it, it was hard for me to focus on anything else I was told. I appreciate the guy's honesty. And I'm going with my gut. Besides, they have nothing for people interested in business law -- no clinics, no journal, not even an org other than the JD/MBA society. Good luck to everyone else going there!

What you said about there being no journals or organizations just isn't true. There's a Corporate and Business Law Society and the Emory Corporate Governance and Accountability Review is a journal that focuses on issues related to business law. The Transactional Law Program is also heavily business law. I'm not really sure what you're looking for, but if you've already withdrawn, it really doesn't matter anyway.

As an Emory alum, I would be interested to know what professor said that though.

[ausimpv]

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[col1]

Any PWL hear anything yet?

[AbbeyS]

Do you guys know how to unsubscribe from getting emails from law schools? (CRS or whatever)...I thought I did on my LSAC account but my inbox is still getting blown up by schools who never close their applications lol

[TheProdigal]

Do you guys know how to unsubscribe from getting emails from law schools? (CRS or whatever)...I thought I did on my LSAC account but my inbox is still getting blown up by schools who never close their applications lol

I've been unsubscribing as they come in. Northeastern (a rancid pool of excrement and filth) seems to be the only one so far which disregards it.

[AbbeyS]

Do you guys know how to unsubscribe from getting emails from law schools? (CRS or whatever)...I thought I did on my LSAC account but my inbox is still getting blown up by schools who never close their applications lol

I've been unsubscribing as they come in. Northeastern (a rancid pool of excrement and filth) seems to be the only one so far which disregards it.

I've been unsubscribing individually too but they keep coming haha it's so annoying. Like please stahhhp

[lawyersHATEhim]

Do we have a summer reading list? I'm reading getting to maybe but didn't know if there's somewhere to go to find updates.

[njkga]

Do we have a summer reading list? I'm reading getting to maybe but didn't know if there's somewhere to go to find updates.

There's no summer reading list required by the school if that's what you're asking. I was planning on reading Getting to Maybe and One L, as those are the books I see most frequently recommended.