Penn Law c/o 2020 Applicants - Pending is better than a Penn ding Forum
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Just sent a scholly negotiation e-mail to Penn! It's my first attempt at negotiation. Very anxious to see how they respond.
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Really loved Penn this weekend and I'm pretty much dead set on attending pending finances.
I've received my need portion but nothing on the merit side. I spoke with the Fin-Aid office briefly they said they were meeting this week and still had about 40% of the applications to go through. I'm unsure whether I should sit tight and see what they come back with or let them know what Michigan is giving me beforehand.
What do you guys thing?
I feel like if I tell them what Michigan is giving me, then it is unlikely I will get any more than that. On the other hand, I have a concern that if I wait too long, they might not have much money left to distribute
I've received my need portion but nothing on the merit side. I spoke with the Fin-Aid office briefly they said they were meeting this week and still had about 40% of the applications to go through. I'm unsure whether I should sit tight and see what they come back with or let them know what Michigan is giving me beforehand.
What do you guys thing?
I feel like if I tell them what Michigan is giving me, then it is unlikely I will get any more than that. On the other hand, I have a concern that if I wait too long, they might not have much money left to distribute
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Personally, I'd wait.Mr. Meeseeks wrote:Really loved Penn this weekend and I'm pretty much dead set on attending pending finances.
I've received my need portion but nothing on the merit side. I spoke with the Fin-Aid office briefly they said they were meeting this week and still had about 40% of the applications to go through. I'm unsure whether I should sit tight and see what they come back with or let them know what Michigan is giving me beforehand.
What do you guys thing?
I feel like if I tell them what Michigan is giving me, then it is unlikely I will get any more than that. On the other hand, I have a concern that if I wait too long, they might not have much money left to distribute
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Based on last year's thread, it seems like they really do send out initial scholarship information through late April, so personally I was thinking of sending in competing offer information upfront to avoid a really stressful scramble as things get close to deadlines. I guess it also depends whether you think it is likely their initial offer could beat Michigan's, maybe based on something like mylsn?Mr. Meeseeks wrote:Really loved Penn this weekend and I'm pretty much dead set on attending pending finances.
I've received my need portion but nothing on the merit side. I spoke with the Fin-Aid office briefly they said they were meeting this week and still had about 40% of the applications to go through. I'm unsure whether I should sit tight and see what they come back with or let them know what Michigan is giving me beforehand.
What do you guys thing?
I feel like if I tell them what Michigan is giving me, then it is unlikely I will get any more than that. On the other hand, I have a concern that if I wait too long, they might not have much money left to distribute
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Just turned down my seat, freeing up some $$ for the rest of you. Best of luck to those on the WL!
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I think I'll give it to the end of the week and then give them a call. I believe the named schollys have a April 15th deadline so I'm sure some money will be freed up after that but I don't think I can wait that longBlue664 wrote:Based on last year's thread, it seems like they really do send out initial scholarship information through late April, so personally I was thinking of sending in competing offer information upfront to avoid a really stressful scramble as things get close to deadlines. I guess it also depends whether you think it is likely their initial offer could beat Michigan's, maybe based on something like mylsn?Mr. Meeseeks wrote:Really loved Penn this weekend and I'm pretty much dead set on attending pending finances.
I've received my need portion but nothing on the merit side. I spoke with the Fin-Aid office briefly they said they were meeting this week and still had about 40% of the applications to go through. I'm unsure whether I should sit tight and see what they come back with or let them know what Michigan is giving me beforehand.
What do you guys thing?
I feel like if I tell them what Michigan is giving me, then it is unlikely I will get any more than that. On the other hand, I have a concern that if I wait too long, they might not have much money left to distribute
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Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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I've already got some from them I'm just waiting on any additional that they might be givingStopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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Have faith, man! Splitters can get love...StopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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My bad, thought you have to be above both medians to get something from Penn.Mackgal wrote:I've already got some from them I'm just waiting on any additional that they might be givingStopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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What was your initial offer, if you're comfortable sharing? My stats are the same as yours, and I haven't heard anything yet (I was just accepted two weeks ago after having them hold for my February LSAT), so I'm curious to know what I might expect.Mackgal wrote:I've already got some from them I'm just waiting on any additional that they might be givingStopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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I got $20,000 but it was a scholarship specifically for Native American students (pretty much every law school has one but normally don't list them because there's not a lot of Aboriginal students who apply to law school). I don't know if my stats played a role in it although I'm assuming they must have because it's unlikely I'm the only Native student applying23Allen wrote:What was your initial offer, if you're comfortable sharing? My stats are the same as yours, and I haven't heard anything yet (I was just accepted two weeks ago after having them hold for my February LSAT), so I'm curious to know what I might expect.Mackgal wrote:I've already got some from them I'm just waiting on any additional that they might be givingStopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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Got it, thanks! Good luck, I hope you get a bigger offer!Mackgal wrote:I got $20,000 but it was a scholarship specifically for Native American students (pretty much every law school has one but normally don't list them because there's not a lot of Aboriginal students who apply to law school). I don't know if my stats played a role in it although I'm assuming they must have because it's unlikely I'm the only Native student applying23Allen wrote:What was your initial offer, if you're comfortable sharing? My stats are the same as yours, and I haven't heard anything yet (I was just accepted two weeks ago after having them hold for my February LSAT), so I'm curious to know what I might expect.Mackgal wrote:I've already got some from them I'm just waiting on any additional that they might be givingStopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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Someone just posted on reddit that they were admitted. And it looks like someone else (maybe same person) updated LSN with an acceptance today. Has anyone else heard back today?
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My status checker just changed, updated to today (4/5)! Will now be staring at my phone until my eyes bleed.fbc669 wrote:Someone just posted on reddit that they were admitted. And it looks like someone else (maybe same person) updated LSN with an acceptance today. Has anyone else heard back today?
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Sorry about the wl ... if you don't mind me asking, when did you go complete? Thanksalexp wrote:Waitlisted via status checker after going UR2 7 days ago
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So does anyone know how many people typically comprise the waitlist? I'm assuming the chances of getting off are very low.
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WL @ > both 75ths.
Why???
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ehhhhhhh I wouldn't be so sure. I'm 25th percentile GPA and 50th LSAT and they threw me $30k in merit.StopLawying wrote:Sry, but you won't be getting anything in merit aid.Mackgal wrote:Also waiting on scholarship money before I make my decision. I'm assuming that the 40% they're going through this week doesn't include any Levy Scholarships (those have all been given out right?)
Do you we know the average amount a person gets in $$ who is 25th-median LSAT and 75th GPA ?
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