SherlockHolmes wrote:Not liking the string of waitlists... Sorry everyone.
I wrote a WHY ND and a LOCI that stated ND was my top choice. Damnit.
SherlockHolmes wrote:Not liking the string of waitlists... Sorry everyone.
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sabenser wrote:Just withdrew :'(. NDLS has been my dream school for two years and is the reason I forsook accounting but I couldn't justify the debt (I'm coming out of undergrad/grad school with mucho debt). Tuition at Notre Dame is 43,335 while another school is 9,980.
Good luck to the rest of you.
in the same situation. Was so bummed that I didn't get a scholarship.sabenser wrote:Just withdrew :'(. NDLS has been my dream school for two years and is the reason I forsook accounting but I couldn't justify the debt (I'm coming out of undergrad/grad school with mucho debt). Tuition at Notre Dame is 43,335 while another school is 9,980.
Good luck to the rest of you.
cost of living is high at ND also unless you're willing to live in the South Bend community or get one of their fantastic RA positions, which are open to law students beginning their 2L year, offer free rent, free meal plan at the #1 ranked cafeteria in the country, and pay 14k a year. additionally, like many other midwestern schools, but particularly ND, you absolutely need a car.SrLaw wrote:sabenser wrote:Just withdrew :'(. NDLS has been my dream school for two years and is the reason I forsook accounting but I couldn't justify the debt (I'm coming out of undergrad/grad school with mucho debt). Tuition at Notre Dame is 43,335 while another school is 9,980.
Good luck to the rest of you.
Sticker at ND looks like it would be around 185-200K. That is steep.
How did you word it? They are the nicest and most open non-intimidating admissions office of any law school I've communicated with. They are soooooo honest (a rarity), and really want what is best for you.jwmalone87 wrote:Speaking of which, I'm totally getting ignored on that scholarship negotiation. Will likely call back tomorrow, utterly shocked if I get anything.
That's good to hear. I just wrote that I'm extremely grateful to be granted acceptance but a merit scholarship would play a very important role in my decision. I cited a competing offer and requested additional consideration. I really made every effort to sound polite and not entitled to anything...I'm hoping that they're just busy and haven't gotten to look at me yet.flexityflex86 wrote:How did you word it? They are the nicest and most open non-intimidating admissions office of any law school I've communicated with. They are soooooo honest (a rarity), and really want what is best for you.jwmalone87 wrote:Speaking of which, I'm totally getting ignored on that scholarship negotiation. Will likely call back tomorrow, utterly shocked if I get anything.
I would imagine they are considering your request. It seems unprofessional to "flat out ignore" any request an applicant has, even if they are not yet admitted. That said, it is hard for a handful of people to make decisions on 1000s of applicants who will in essence form the entire personality of 33% of their school for 3 years. I would imagine the collective importance of this overrides your request for now, particularly when they have to really decide the fate of 1000s in the next few weeks (you can't say on April 19th, "hey, pay in 5 minutes or you're done.")jwmalone87 wrote:That's good to hear. I just wrote that I'm extremely grateful to be granted acceptance but a merit scholarship would play a very important role in my decision. I cited a competing offer and requested additional consideration. I really made every effort to sound polite and not entitled to anything...I'm hoping that they're just busy and haven't gotten to look at me yet.flexityflex86 wrote:How did you word it? They are the nicest and most open non-intimidating admissions office of any law school I've communicated with. They are soooooo honest (a rarity), and really want what is best for you.jwmalone87 wrote:Speaking of which, I'm totally getting ignored on that scholarship negotiation. Will likely call back tomorrow, utterly shocked if I get anything.
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I'm 99% sure I'll be heading to W&M in the fall, so I hope you get my spot (and scholarship $)!SrLaw wrote:SherlockHolmes wrote:Not liking the string of waitlists... Sorry everyone.
I wrote a WHY ND and a LOCI that stated ND was my top choice. Damnit.
Just confirmed this morning that I will be flying to South Bend on the 7th. Anyone else arriving Thursday?SupraVln180 wrote:Who'll be at the Open House on the 8th?
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mettasutta wrote:I'm 99% sure I'll be heading to W&M in the fall, so I hope you get my spot (and scholarship $)!SrLaw wrote:SherlockHolmes wrote:Not liking the string of waitlists... Sorry everyone.
I wrote a WHY ND and a LOCI that stated ND was my top choice. Damnit.
It was tough turning down ND, but since W&M will be cheaper and I want to practice in the Mid-Atlantic, it seemed like a more logical choice.
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Complete 11/17nsideirish wrote:Really thought I would hear by today since it is April 1st..but still NOTHING. Complete on 12/14. Ugh...
Same, also just heard back from the Dean today. Even a modest scholarship would have done a lot for me, but I don't think I can justify attending at sticker.Lou9 wrote:Got shotdown on my scholarship negotiations. I still have no clue where I'm going to end up in the fall, but the odds are slim it will be ND. PM me if you want any details.
I will!SupraVln180 wrote:who will be at ND next weekend?
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