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kk19131 wrote:Your application to the University of Pennsylvania Law School remains incomplete due to the following required missing item(s):
Early Decision Agreement

absolutazn87 wrote:

kk19131 wrote:Your application to the University of Pennsylvania Law School remains incomplete due to the following required missing item(s):
Early Decision Agreement

Did you mail or fax? Can you fax it?

Mike12188 wrote:I got an email from them yesterday saying I forgot my resume. I emailed it to them and within an hour they emailed me back. Everything is checked under the requirements list but it still says incomplete

Veyron wrote:I'm so glad that Penn has a support group for this now... o waaaaaaait a minute. You guys mean early decision. *Caughs* carry on, nothing to see here.

absolutazn87 wrote:

Veyron wrote:I'm so glad that Penn has a support group for this now... o waaaaaaait a minute. You guys mean early decision. *Caughs* carry on, nothing to see here.

LOL...feel free to start the "other" Penn ED thread

I wonder which one will see more sexual activity haha

Mike12188 wrote:Email today that I went complete. This wait is going to kill me

loptimist wrote:hey,

first of all, i haven't done penn ED yet. I am currently debating myself whether to apply ED or regular for penn.

i assume you guys are more aware of Penn's pros and cons than me, as you guys made this huge binding decision,
and so i'd like to ask a question and hope i get a response

sorry for hijacking, but can anyone tell me anything about penn's Intellectual Property law / Patent law and how strong they are?
I am interested in both corporate law and patent law, leaning more towards to the latter, and I am at reverse split for penn and berkeley.

Penn sounds better to me, but it is very hard for me to let berkeley go by doing binding decision for penn.

if anyone can give a tip, i'd appreciate it!

Thanks,


don't slap me hard, who knows, i might be your next year roommate :p

loptimist wrote:hey,

first of all, i haven't done penn ED yet. I am currently debating myself whether to apply ED or regular for penn.

i assume you guys are more aware of Penn's pros and cons than me, as you guys made this huge binding decision,
and so i'd like to ask a question and hope i get a response

sorry for hijacking, but can anyone tell me anything about penn's Intellectual Property law / Patent law and how strong they are?
I am interested in both corporate law and patent law, leaning more towards to the latter, and I am at reverse split for penn and berkeley.

Penn sounds better to me, but it is very hard for me to let berkeley go by doing binding decision for penn.

if anyone can give a tip, i'd appreciate it!

Thanks,

don't slap me hard, who knows, i might be your next year roommate :p

Veyron wrote:
Penn is way better for corporate, Berk is way better for IP. Better make up yo mind brah!

Seriously though, even given the above, both are v good schools all around.

loptimist wrote:

Veyron wrote:
Penn is way better for corporate, Berk is way better for IP. Better make up yo mind brah!

Seriously though, even given the above, both are v good schools all around.

and that is exactly why i am asking for opinions :p

kk19131 wrote:What was the earliest decision date last year?

Veyron wrote:

loptimist wrote:

Veyron wrote:
Penn is way better for corporate, Berk is way better for IP. Better make up yo mind brah!

Seriously though, even given the above, both are v good schools all around.

and that is exactly why i am asking for opinions :p

I guess I don't see where this would be a hard decision if you know what you want:

Penn:

Is better for corporate

Places better on the east coast

Places better overall (east coast stronger legal market than CA).

Berk:

Is better for IP

Places better in CA


Only you can figure out what your priorities are.

loptimist wrote: thank you, i did ED to UPenn!

kk19131 wrote:

loptimist wrote: thank you, i did ED to UPenn!

I sure hope you didn't write "UPenn" in any of your essays.