St. John's 2011 Cycle
Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 2:42 pm
Has anyone heard from the school yet? I applied electronically in September and haven't recieved an email or letter notifying me that they got my application. Absolutely nothing.
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Why is St. John's your 1st choice?cowgirl_bebop wrote:St. John's is my 1st choice school. I sent my app off on October 5th and havent heard a word. I called this morning to have my application held (I need to retake this 167 in December) and they are closed, so I sent off an email. I have been head over heels for that school for years. I even sent my sister there for undergrad.
Im hoping to get a REALLY good score in December so I can get in with a nice scholarship. Good luck to everyone else!
People on Law Review not being able to find paying jobs for the summer. People graduating magna not having jobs upon graduation and having difficulty finding something until they pass the bar.northwood wrote:why not
Oh, thats not good to hear. I just have a soft spot for the school; always have. I just got my status checker email yesterday and I've been complete since the 8th of November.RW65 wrote:People on Law Review not being able to find paying jobs for the summer. People graduating magna not having jobs upon graduation and having difficulty finding something until they pass the bar.northwood wrote:why not
Sounds like two good reasons to me.
With a 167 and a retake (assuming you do better) you should be able to get into a much better school.
FYI - I'm a 2L @ St. John's
first time i've heard that top 10% at st. john's doesn't get you a job. i did some light research a while ago and saw st. john's people at a bunch of the vault 100 firms...classes of 2009 and 2010. just looking at the firms' websites, i'd say i found a st. john's grad from 2008-2010 a decent amount of the time, suggesting that top 10% lands you a job.People on Law Review not being able to find paying jobs for the summer. People graduating magna not having jobs upon graduation and having difficulty finding something until they pass the bar.
Sounds like two good reasons to me.
I go to St. John's undergrad and know a lot of people that go to the LS. I know someone that graduated and has a job at the District Attorney's office. He was not top 10%. You can get jobs and the alumni at St. John's are very loyal and help a lot of the students get jobs. St. John's also has a career center, which is dedicated to helping the students get jobs. They definitely care about their students and will do as much as possible to get you placed somewhere. That said, I did not apply there.Stringer6 wrote:first time i've heard that top 10% at st. john's doesn't get you a job. i did some light research a while ago and saw st. john's people at a bunch of the vault 100 firms...classes of 2009 and 2010. just looking at the firms' websites, i'd say i found a st. john's grad from 2008-2010 a decent amount of the time, suggesting that top 10% lands you a job.People on Law Review not being able to find paying jobs for the summer. People graduating magna not having jobs upon graduation and having difficulty finding something until they pass the bar.
Sounds like two good reasons to me.
shanshan333 wrote:I go to St. John's undergrad and know a lot of people that go to the LS. I know someone that graduated and has a job at the District Attorney's office. He was not top 10%. You can get jobs and the alumni at St. John's are very loyal and help a lot of the students get jobs. St. John's also has a career center, which is dedicated to helping the students get jobs. They definitely care about their students and will do as much as possible to get you placed somewhere. That said, I did not apply there.Stringer6 wrote:first time i've heard that top 10% at st. john's doesn't get you a job. i did some light research a while ago and saw st. john's people at a bunch of the vault 100 firms...classes of 2009 and 2010. just looking at the firms' websites, i'd say i found a st. john's grad from 2008-2010 a decent amount of the time, suggesting that top 10% lands you a job.People on Law Review not being able to find paying jobs for the summer. People graduating magna not having jobs upon graduation and having difficulty finding something until they pass the bar.
Sounds like two good reasons to me.
Haha, I probably know you. Represent SJU!!Triple_Entendre wrote:shanshan333 wrote:I go to St. John's undergrad and know a lot of people that go to the LS. I know someone that graduated and has a job at the District Attorney's office. He was not top 10%. You can get jobs and the alumni at St. John's are very loyal and help a lot of the students get jobs. St. John's also has a career center, which is dedicated to helping the students get jobs. They definitely care about their students and will do as much as possible to get you placed somewhere. That said, I did not apply there.Stringer6 wrote:first time i've heard that top 10% at st. john's doesn't get you a job. i did some light research a while ago and saw st. john's people at a bunch of the vault 100 firms...classes of 2009 and 2010. just looking at the firms' websites, i'd say i found a st. john's grad from 2008-2010 a decent amount of the time, suggesting that top 10% lands you a job.People on Law Review not being able to find paying jobs for the summer. People graduating magna not having jobs upon graduation and having difficulty finding something until they pass the bar.
Sounds like two good reasons to me.
Hey. I'm a St. John's undergrad too. Nice to have fellow STJ students on TLS.
Triple_Entendre wrote:I go to St. John's undergrad and know a lot of people that go to the LS. I know someone that graduated and has a job at the District Attorney's office. He was not top 10%. You can get jobs and the alumni at St. John's are very loyal and help a lot of the students get jobs. St. John's also has a career center, which is dedicated to helping the students get jobs. They definitely care about their students and will do as much as possible to get you placed somewhere. That said, I did not apply there.
Yupp, change of scenery. I have a lot of great friends from SJU, met a lot of great teachers... Ready for a new school.northwood wrote:what turned you off from UG to Law School at St.Johns? Did you both want a change of scenery, or is there something else?
Hey all - I am a St. John's 1L and wanted to chime in and tell you folks that this is absolutely true. MANY of my classmates didn't hear until July & August. Patience!ManUdevil wrote:I can't say how they are doing things this cycle, but I applied to St. John's last cycle and they took FOREVER to notify me of anything app related. They don't send emails, only snail mail, and even that took longer than you'd think.
Same here. I'm currently awaiting a call back from the admissions office. Will let you know what I hear.Stringer6 wrote:checked my status for the first time and it says a decision has been made as of 12/1. i haven't received anything in the mail yet. this happen to anyone else?
Received a call back today from the admissions office. The office has not yet sent out letters, but hope to do so soon. People should receive within a week.tartugas wrote:Same here. I'm currently awaiting a call back from the admissions office. Will let you know what I hear.Stringer6 wrote:checked my status for the first time and it says a decision has been made as of 12/1. i haven't received anything in the mail yet. this happen to anyone else?