John Marshall Chicago 2011
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 12:30 pm
I submitted my application and LSAC sent the CAS report, but I have not heard from them that I am complete yet.
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Lord only knows. I think it is like a lot of schools - the later you apply, the longer it may take - unless you have killer stats. I wasted too much time waiting nervously for my LSAT score. I think I am just going to take a break from the internet and status checkers and focus on work (I am a non-trad 15 years out of undergrad). I'll get e-mails or letters in the mail when decisions are made. Even if one school comes back super quick, I still need to wait on the others before I can decide anyways.boricuaman wrote:I applied as well. How long do you think it will take them to render a decision?
JM Atlanta is of no affiliation with the JM in Chicago. I wish the op in that thread would share where he is at.
Whoops! My bad!angiej wrote:JM Atlanta is of no affiliation with the JM in Chicago. I wish the op in that thread would share where he is at.
Estimated cost of attendance = $52,864angiej wrote:I'm so glad to see a JMLS 2011 thread! I applied several months back and was admitted within 2 weeks. The process was pretty quick but I think I beat the rush. I'm really impressed with this school. Did you know that they are spending millions of dollars on an expansion project? Their new entrance will have great presence right on State Street. I'm pretty excited. http://www.suntimes.com/news/education/ ... 12.article
Considering I was offered a full tuition scholarship I'd say not a bit.Aqualibrium wrote:Estimated cost of attendance = $52,864angiej wrote:I'm so glad to see a JMLS 2011 thread! I applied several months back and was admitted within 2 weeks. The process was pretty quick but I think I beat the rush. I'm really impressed with this school. Did you know that they are spending millions of dollars on an expansion project? Their new entrance will have great presence right on State Street. I'm pretty excited. http://www.suntimes.com/news/education/ ... 12.article
Location = One of the more difficult major markets to break into.
Schools students compete against: Chicago, Northwestern, Chicago Kent, Notre Dame, Illinois, IU-Bloomington, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, etc.. etc... etc..
So my question is: How much do you think that new expansion project is going to affect your ability to pay those loans back?
Don't forget the 400+ students from JMLS who graduate each year. They're competing for the same jobs, too.Aqualibrium wrote:Estimated cost of attendance = $52,864angiej wrote:I'm so glad to see a JMLS 2011 thread! I applied several months back and was admitted within 2 weeks. The process was pretty quick but I think I beat the rush. I'm really impressed with this school. Did you know that they are spending millions of dollars on an expansion project? Their new entrance will have great presence right on State Street. I'm pretty excited. http://www.suntimes.com/news/education/ ... 12.article
Location = One of the more difficult major markets to break into.
Schools students compete against: Chicago, Northwestern, Chicago Kent, Notre Dame, Illinois, IU-Bloomington, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, etc.. etc... etc..
So my question is: How much do you think that new expansion project is going to affect your ability to pay those loans back?
I would agree that the Chicago legal market is oversatuated (in good and bad economies).patrickd139 wrote:Don't forget the 400+ students from JMLS who graduate each year. They're competing for the same jobs, too.Aqualibrium wrote:Estimated cost of attendance = $52,864angiej wrote:I'm so glad to see a JMLS 2011 thread! I applied several months back and was admitted within 2 weeks. The process was pretty quick but I think I beat the rush. I'm really impressed with this school. Did you know that they are spending millions of dollars on an expansion project? Their new entrance will have great presence right on State Street. I'm pretty excited. http://www.suntimes.com/news/education/ ... 12.article
Location = One of the more difficult major markets to break into.
Schools students compete against: Chicago, Northwestern, Chicago Kent, Notre Dame, Illinois, IU-Bloomington, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, etc.. etc... etc..
So my question is: How much do you think that new expansion project is going to affect your ability to pay those loans back?
Even without full tuition the answer would be not a bit...angiej wrote:Considering I was offered a full tuition scholarship I'd say not a bit.Aqualibrium wrote:Estimated cost of attendance = $52,864angiej wrote:I'm so glad to see a JMLS 2011 thread! I applied several months back and was admitted within 2 weeks. The process was pretty quick but I think I beat the rush. I'm really impressed with this school. Did you know that they are spending millions of dollars on an expansion project? Their new entrance will have great presence right on State Street. I'm pretty excited. http://www.suntimes.com/news/education/ ... 12.article
Location = One of the more difficult major markets to break into.
Schools students compete against: Chicago, Northwestern, Chicago Kent, Notre Dame, Illinois, IU-Bloomington, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, NYU, etc.. etc... etc..
So my question is: How much do you think that new expansion project is going to affect your ability to pay those loans back?
Congrats Greg. Where else have you applied?Greg2011 wrote:My first acceptance! In with a $60k (over three years) scholarship. Requirement to remain in top 3rd of class.
ChicagoRambler89 wrote:Congrats Greg. Where else have you applied?Greg2011 wrote:My first acceptance! In with a $60k (over three years) scholarship. Requirement to remain in top 3rd of class.