You sound like my grandma.Jaqen wrote:Submitted - 11/06, UCR1 as of today. Yay movement!
But yay! It's nice to have another UCR1 buddy to commiserate with.

You sound like my grandma.Jaqen wrote:Submitted - 11/06, UCR1 as of today. Yay movement!
shntn wrote:You sound like my grandma.Jaqen wrote:Submitted - 11/06, UCR1 as of today. Yay movement!
But yay! It's nice to have another UCR1 buddy to commiserate with.
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I'm still UCR1 as well.shntn wrote:You sound like my grandma.Jaqen wrote:Submitted - 11/06, UCR1 as of today. Yay movement!
But yay! It's nice to have another UCR1 buddy to commiserate with.
Awesome find. Looks like those Wharton kids have some pretty expensive tastes.Jack M wrote:Hey all, for those interested in off-campus housing, I found this while searching online. Not sure how accurate it is but it appears to be helpful...
http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/mba/welcom ... n_2011.pdf
Maybe 3L if I lock down a Biglaw offer.Nickg415 wrote:Awesome find. Looks like those Wharton kids have some pretty expensive tastes.Jack M wrote:Hey all, for those interested in off-campus housing, I found this while searching online. Not sure how accurate it is but it appears to be helpful...
http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/mba/welcom ... n_2011.pdf
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Yeah, you're not kidding. Doormen? Shit, if I get into Penn I'm just hoping for an apartment with an on-site washer and dryer.hume85 wrote:Maybe 3L if I lock down a Biglaw offer.Nickg415 wrote:Awesome find. Looks like those Wharton kids have some pretty expensive tastes.Jack M wrote:Hey all, for those interested in off-campus housing, I found this while searching online. Not sure how accurate it is but it appears to be helpful...
http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/mba/welcom ... n_2011.pdf
I like your attitude. I have similar expectations.bumblebeetuna wrote:Yeah, you're not kidding. Doormen? Shit, if I get into Penn I'm just hoping for an apartment with an on-site washer and dryer.hume85 wrote:Maybe 3L if I lock down a Biglaw offer.Nickg415 wrote:Awesome find. Looks like those Wharton kids have some pretty expensive tastes.Jack M wrote:Hey all, for those interested in off-campus housing, I found this while searching online. Not sure how accurate it is but it appears to be helpful...
http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/mba/welcom ... n_2011.pdf
EDIT: Fitness centers too? F that.
They're generally coming off gigs at i-banks or consulting firms. They seriously live it up, from what I've seen around town.Nickg415 wrote:Awesome find. Looks like those Wharton kids have some pretty expensive tastes.Jack M wrote:Hey all, for those interested in off-campus housing, I found this while searching online. Not sure how accurate it is but it appears to be helpful...
http://www.wharton.upenn.edu/mba/welcom ... n_2011.pdf
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Probably 2Ls and 3Ls, and that might have been pre-Recession.wisteria wrote:Ha, when I looked at Penn Law's housing webpage (not that I have an offer), it said that the rittenhouse square was a popular choice for many law students. So I looked up this place, and rent was like 3k-4k/month. I was like, huh? seriously?
Literally on Rittenhouse Square will run you a pretty penny indeed. But the larger Rittenhouse area has plenty of more reasonable options. I know 1Ls who lived there.hume85 wrote:Probably 2Ls and 3Ls, and that might have been pre-Recession.wisteria wrote:Ha, when I looked at Penn Law's housing webpage (not that I have an offer), it said that the rittenhouse square was a popular choice for many law students. So I looked up this place, and rent was like 3k-4k/month. I was like, huh? seriously?
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I'm amazed how many 1L's spend $1200+ a month on rent, tbh (well, just guessing based on where I know people live and how much those places cost). Maybe they just have wealthy parents/families helping them out, or don't realize how crippling the debt can be, or maybe they just have a lot of savings, who knows. But I just think its excessive and unnecessary.hume85 wrote:I like your attitude. I have similar expectations.bumblebeetuna wrote:Yeah, you're not kidding. Doormen? Shit, if I get into Penn I'm just hoping for an apartment with an on-site washer and dryer.hume85 wrote:Maybe 3L if I lock down a Biglaw offer.
EDIT: Fitness centers too? F that.
Yeah, basically all the 1L's I can think of who live in center city live in the Rittenhouse area.shntn wrote:Literally on Rittenhouse Square will run you a pretty penny indeed. But the larger Rittenhouse area has plenty of more reasonable options. I know 1Ls who lived there.hume85 wrote:Probably 2Ls and 3Ls, and that might have been pre-Recession.wisteria wrote:Ha, when I looked at Penn Law's housing webpage (not that I have an offer), it said that the rittenhouse square was a popular choice for many law students. So I looked up this place, and rent was like 3k-4k/month. I was like, huh? seriously?
If you remained at "Under Committee Review" with the date changing from 12/1 to 12/10, you're UCR2. There's no indication of such on the status tracker itself.Spritzpiggy wrote:Super noob question: Does the status checker actually indicate a differentiation between UCR1 and UCR2? I went UR on Dec 1, then the date was later changed to Dec 10. So am I now UCR2? Thanks
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