DoubleChecks wrote:aww see now im leaning away from Harvard.adameus wrote:congrats! I am also leaning more and more towards Harvard.goreman wrote:Just dropping in to say it feels good to be able to post in this thread. I haven't sent in a deposit yet, but more and more, it's looking like I'll be joining all of you in Cambridge this fall. Look forward to talking more in the future.
haha jk, ill definitely be in Cambridge this upcoming fall, so see you all there!
in the other Harvard thread people were also mentioning having trouble accessing the housing site.lz06 wrote:I'm trying to access the HLS student recommended apartment listings (found towards the bottom here http://www.law.harvard.edu/current/stud ... index.html) but it won't let me log in. Has anyone been able to view it??
adameus wrote:DoubleChecks wrote:aww see now im leaning away from Harvard.adameus wrote:congrats! I am also leaning more and more towards Harvard.goreman wrote:Just dropping in to say it feels good to be able to post in this thread. I haven't sent in a deposit yet, but more and more, it's looking like I'll be joining all of you in Cambridge this fall. Look forward to talking more in the future.
haha jk, ill definitely be in Cambridge this upcoming fall, so see you all there!
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Doesn't it max out at like 67k?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
Nope, they said the typical budget for 2010-2011 would be around 70k. Gotta love inflation.sayan wrote:Doesn't it max out at like 67k?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
so no grants at all?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
70k loan package for me as wellZara wrote:so no grants at all?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
(no grants)damn. do your parents make a lot of money or something? now you've got me worried...and i'm starting to second guess turning down all of those scholarships!englawyer wrote:70k loan package for me as wellZara wrote:so no grants at all?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
I'm worried too. My parents make decent money but I'm straight out of undergrad aka I have zero money. And my parents won't be supporting me. I wonder how they look at situations like this, if anyone is like me and already got their offer and wouldn't mind PMing me I would appreciate itZara wrote:damn. do your parents make a lot of money or something? now you've got me worried...and i'm starting to second guess turning down all of those scholarships!englawyer wrote:70k loan package for me as wellZara wrote:so no grants at all?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
Wow, this is getting me very worried...englawyer wrote:70k loan package for me as wellZara wrote:so no grants at all?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
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curious, what sort of loans/interest rate%?bluedolphins wrote:Wow, this is getting me very worried...englawyer wrote:70k loan package for me as wellZara wrote:so no grants at all?knola002 wrote:Got my finaid offer today. 70k in loans . . . yay
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>$200k. Not that they are planning on giving me a cent.adameus wrote:does anyone who got zero bones want to share how much their parents make?
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Being over 30 and totally broke helps. Don't worry, I'll still be in ridiculous debt and suffer through LIPP as I pursue my no-money career.adameus wrote:I guess that they ran out of money after they gave good financial aid to those 2 earlier posters.
It's a very good decision if you're attending HYS, a good decision if you're going to CCN, an O.K decision for the other T14 and then an iffy one below that. Don't worry, the repayment program is very good and you'll probably pay your debt off in less than 10 years.Zara wrote:is anyone else freaking out over the possiblity of going $200k+ in debt? I was so excited about getting in i never really thought too seriously about the cost. I've done a little research on LIPP but can anyone reassure me that it is actually a good plan?
Freaking out a little, but I'm a) a prestige whore, and b) prepared to sell my soul to a large firm to pay it off. I hear the LIPP is the weakest of the top 3, but that's only something you ought to consider if you're in at Y and or S.Zara wrote:is anyone else freaking out over the possiblity of going $200k+ in debt? I was so excited about getting in i never really thought too seriously about the cost. I've done a little research on LIPP but can anyone reassure me that it is actually a good plan?
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