Tazewell wrote:Thank you so much! This was the law school I always dreamt about when I was a kid so it was obviously a big one for me!Tx878 wrote:Tazewell wrote:Just got the call!!!
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Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
All of the TX talk from Rand in the other thread got me thinkin about it. I think I'd definitely prefer TX over CA post graduation, and I'm really not sure why I didn't even apply months ago. As of now USC is my non t14 fallback, btwbrinicolec wrote:Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
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o wow lolchargers21 wrote:All of the TX talk from Rand in the other thread got me thinkin about it. I think I'd definitely prefer TX over CA post graduation, and I'm really not sure why I didn't even apply months ago. As of now USC is my non t14 fallback, btwbrinicolec wrote:Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
Like I said, go for it! The worst that could happen is you're not accepted/don't receive money, in which case all hope is not lost because you have another solid option!chargers21 wrote:All of the TX talk from Rand in the other thread got me thinkin about it. I think I'd definitely prefer TX over CA post graduation, and I'm really not sure why I didn't even apply months ago. As of now USC is my non t14 fallback, btwbrinicolec wrote:Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
Thanks a lot for all of the romantic talk of low taxes and wide open spaces. Really though, as a gun nut Texas is wayyyyy better for me than CaliforniaPrezRand wrote:o wow lolchargers21 wrote:All of the TX talk from Rand in the other thread got me thinkin about it. I think I'd definitely prefer TX over CA post graduation, and I'm really not sure why I didn't even apply months ago. As of now USC is my non t14 fallback, btwbrinicolec wrote:Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
Yeah, I really like Texas. I used to just tolerate it and wanted to move. Eventually, I appreciated what it offered. I kinda don't wanna leave TX for law school as well I was actually interested in the Cali market at one point but idk if I could survive there with the high taxes and super liberal atmosphere. Could you tell me about your experience in Cali.chargers21 wrote:Thanks a lot for all of the romantic talk of low taxes and wide open spaces. Really though, as a gun nut Texas is wayyyyy better for me than CaliforniaPrezRand wrote:o wow lolchargers21 wrote:All of the TX talk from Rand in the other thread got me thinkin about it. I think I'd definitely prefer TX over CA post graduation, and I'm really not sure why I didn't even apply months ago. As of now USC is my non t14 fallback, btwbrinicolec wrote:Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
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Every major city in TX is liberal. Austin isn't Berkeley and doesn't have high taxes simultaneously. In some ways, Austin is libertarian too.aalvez wrote:What part of Texas are you from? You do realize that Austin is super liberal,right? We are the blue heart in the middle of a red state. We have crosswalks painted like rainbows during certain times of the year for our loved LGBT citizens, we are about as liberal as they come.PrezRand wrote:Yeah, I really like Texas. I used to just tolerate it and wanted to move. Eventually, I appreciated what it offered. I kinda don't wanna leave TX for law school as well I was actually interested in the Cali market at one point but idk if I could survive there with the high taxes and super liberal atmosphere. Could you tell me about your experience in Cali.chargers21 wrote:Thanks a lot for all of the romantic talk of low taxes and wide open spaces. Really though, as a gun nut Texas is wayyyyy better for me than CaliforniaPrezRand wrote:o wow lolchargers21 wrote:All of the TX talk from Rand in the other thread got me thinkin about it. I think I'd definitely prefer TX over CA post graduation, and I'm really not sure why I didn't even apply months ago. As of now USC is my non t14 fallback, btwbrinicolec wrote:Meh. Not sure. Scholarship renegotiation deadline is at the end of March (maybe) and you usually have to wait 2-3 wks for scholly info. I'd try and see what happens.chargers21 wrote:Thinking about throwing an app to texas tomorrow. Any thoughts on how a late app will affect scholarship money for someone with median LSAT and gpa >> 75th? Wish I would have applied here back in November with everywhere else
...we pride ourselves on being the complete opposite of the rest of the state.
Sorry to hear that! Also, wow--they only gave you a week to write it?skurfy wrote:Was solicited to write a Why Texas last week and misread the 2/20 deadline. Submitted first thing yesterday apologizing for the mistake - dinged today without hearing back from the adcomm who'd asked for it.
GPA>25 75>>LSAT
.chichi1992 wrote:Sorry to hear that! Also, wow--they only gave you a week to write it?skurfy wrote:Was solicited to write a Why Texas last week and misread the 2/20 deadline. Submitted first thing yesterday apologizing for the mistake - dinged today without hearing back from the adcomm who'd asked for it.
GPA>25 75>>LSAT
Rand: If you want to know about the Texas to California transition, I'm your girl. Born and raised in the D/FW metroplex then moved to LA for undergrad. PM me though so we don't clog up the thread.PrezRand wrote:Yeah, I really like Texas. I used to just tolerate it and wanted to move. Eventually, I appreciated what it offered. I kinda don't wanna leave TX for law school as well I was actually interested in the Cali market at one point but idk if I could survive there with the high taxes and super liberal atmosphere. Could you tell me about your experience in Cali.
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I'm not socially conservative at all and would prefer a liberal leaning area.I just love my gunsRigo wrote:Yeah Austin is way more like California (urban LA and Bay Area) politically, so don't make wanting a conservative atmosphere be the reason you go to UT.
I know quite a few people in Austin who are liberal in most respects but love guns. It is Texas after allchargers21 wrote:I'm not socially conservative at all and would prefer a liberal leaning area.I just love my gunsRigo wrote:Yeah Austin is way more like California (urban LA and Bay Area) politically, so don't make wanting a conservative atmosphere be the reason you go to UT.
+1chargers21 wrote:I'm not socially conservative at all and would prefer a liberal leaning area.I just love my gunsRigo wrote:Yeah Austin is way more like California (urban LA and Bay Area) politically, so don't make wanting a conservative atmosphere be the reason you go to UT.
Good because you can take them to class!bbmayes wrote:+1chargers21 wrote:I'm not socially conservative at all and would prefer a liberal leaning area.I just love my gunsRigo wrote:Yeah Austin is way more like California (urban LA and Bay Area) politically, so don't make wanting a conservative atmosphere be the reason you go to UT.
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Lol yea I had it too.pleasesendhelp wrote:Did everyone who got accepted have the CWIL welcome link on their page? I know men can be feminists, but it seems like the welcome letter is directed towards women (I am man).
I'm certain I checked male during my app...
Hahaha that's a reliefTorres1893 wrote:Lol yea I had it too.pleasesendhelp wrote:Did everyone who got accepted have the CWIL welcome link on their page? I know men can be feminists, but it seems like the welcome letter is directed towards women (I am man).
I'm certain I checked male during my app...
You're in luck there then, last I checked there's a shooting range on campus (though I always go to Eagle Peak.)chargers21 wrote:I'm not socially conservative at all and would prefer a liberal leaning area.I just love my gunsRigo wrote:Yeah Austin is way more like California (urban LA and Bay Area) politically, so don't make wanting a conservative atmosphere be the reason you go to UT.
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