Univ of Georgia Forum
- Grizz
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Re: Univ of Georgia
As of now, I'm planning on being at Alston & Bird for the reception.
- Grizz
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Almost definitely going that day as well.bonnieblue wrote:yep, count me in too
- dhatfie1
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So I called Georgia and they said it's not a "waitlist" and we will have a decision anywhere from now until April 1st (which blows), but it's still better than having to wait until July or something. Have fun at A & B everybody who's going, wish they allowed "held" students to join lol.algren wrote:164 not URM here in the same boat.dhatfie1 wrote:Same boat, except I'm a non-URM..I just think it's a case of we applied late, although I had a very good explanation of why I applied later in the cycle. Does this essentially just mean "waitlist" in other words?PJC wrote:I'm an URM with a 164 and significant softs - and I was held for further review. How shitty must my app have been?
My understanding is that it's not technically a waitlist. It's just that UGA wants to recieve a full applicant pool before deciding if we're acceptable. I don't really blame them either... with apps up all over the place, its kind of an unsure environment for law schools and it will be interesting to see how everything shakes out when all is said and done. I wonder if medians will significantly shift in some places and stay the same in others....
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Re: Univ of Georgia
Killacam18 wrote:I'll be there as well. Anyone going to the reception at Alston & Bird on 3/4?
I really wish I could go, but I have class that night and it's a class that only meets once a week and the professor will kill my grade if I don't show up. I'll be at the admitted students open house, though.
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- algren
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Re: Univ of Georgia
Thanks for looking into this and reporting back. Nice to have some sort of understanding about what it means.dhatfie1 wrote:So I called Georgia and they said it's not a "waitlist" and we will have a decision anywhere from now until April 1st (which blows), but it's still better than having to wait until July or something. Have fun at A & B everybody who's going, wish they allowed "held" students to join lol.algren wrote:164 not URM here in the same boat.dhatfie1 wrote:Same boat, except I'm a non-URM..I just think it's a case of we applied late, although I had a very good explanation of why I applied later in the cycle. Does this essentially just mean "waitlist" in other words?PJC wrote:I'm an URM with a 164 and significant softs - and I was held for further review. How shitty must my app have been?
My understanding is that it's not technically a waitlist. It's just that UGA wants to recieve a full applicant pool before deciding if we're acceptable. I don't really blame them either... with apps up all over the place, its kind of an unsure environment for law schools and it will be interesting to see how everything shakes out when all is said and done. I wonder if medians will significantly shift in some places and stay the same in others....
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Re: Univ of Georgia
I'll be at both.Killacam18 wrote:I'll be there as well. Anyone going to the reception at Alston & Bird on 3/4?
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I am currently a 1L at UGA Law and I am looking for two roommates to share my 3BR/3BA condo in the Woodlands starting this fall. The Woodlands is a very nice complex on the East side of town and usually has a lot of law students living in it. It is about a three to five minute drive to campus. Rent would be $400 a month plus 1/3 utilities. If any one is interested or just wants more information please feel free to message me.
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Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
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I'm bringing a friend!? I've seen on other threads people who bring parents, friends, and SOs to ASD, I don't think it's too abnormal.minkins wrote:Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
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Everyone have fun at A+B, wish I could be there! Will definitely be there for ASD though!
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Public Interest Conference
Has anyone heard anything about student housing at the upcoming public interest conference and/or the agenda for conference? I have contacted the point people/searched the website, but I'm finding very little information. I'm flying in for the weekend and just want to know where to go and what to do. Thanks!
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Yeah, they haven't given out a ton of info about it yet. I don't even think you can register/RSVP for it. They only just sent out the invites for the 3/4 Alston + Bird meet and greet so I think it may be a little bit before we hear anything substantial.eagerbeaver wrote:Has anyone heard anything about student housing at the upcoming public interest conference and/or the agenda for the weekend? I have contacted the point people/searched the website, but I'm finding very little information. I'm flying in for the weekend and just want to know where to go and what to do. Thanks!
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- MarkRenton
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Apparently it's common place to bring parents, but I kind of consider it weird. I mean, law school is a professional school. Just kind of think that we've made it to the point in our lives where we can consult our folks on big decisions but they shouldn't really be holding our hand through it. I've seen elsewhere that if you do bring parents, make sure they don't ask questions for you in the different forums. That will bring a few eye rolls. I understand bringing SO's.missvik218 wrote:I'm bringing a friend!? I've seen on other threads people who bring parents, friends, and SOs to ASD, I don't think it's too abnormal.minkins wrote:Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
- flowerpot
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Just got the Tuition Equalization Scholarship in the mail today in NC! So excited!!!!!
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I'm probably not bringing anyone to the actual ASD itself, but I'm gonna see if me and some of my friends want to split a hotel in Athens and make a rager out of the weekend. Might be fun.minkins wrote:Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
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If anyone asks, say your friend is your significant other.MarkRenton wrote:Apparently it's common place to bring parents, but I kind of consider it weird. I mean, law school is a professional school. Just kind of think that we've made it to the point in our lives where we can consult our folks on big decisions but they shouldn't really be holding our hand through it. I've seen elsewhere that if you do bring parents, make sure they don't ask questions for you in the different forums. That will bring a few eye rolls. I understand bringing SO's.missvik218 wrote:I'm bringing a friend!? I've seen on other threads people who bring parents, friends, and SOs to ASD, I don't think it's too abnormal.minkins wrote:Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
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- MarkRenton
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Re: Univ of Georgia
I recommend this.rad law wrote:I'm probably not bringing anyone to the actual ASD itself, but I'm gonna see if me and some of my friends want to split a hotel in Athens and make a rager out of the weekend. Might be fun.minkins wrote:Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
- missvik218
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Excellent, maybe I could get some diversity points and an increased scholarship!!rad law wrote:If anyone asks, say your friend is your significant other.MarkRenton wrote:Apparently it's common place to bring parents, but I kind of consider it weird. I mean, law school is a professional school. Just kind of think that we've made it to the point in our lives where we can consult our folks on big decisions but they shouldn't really be holding our hand through it. I've seen elsewhere that if you do bring parents, make sure they don't ask questions for you in the different forums. That will bring a few eye rolls. I understand bringing SO's.missvik218 wrote:I'm bringing a friend!? I've seen on other threads people who bring parents, friends, and SOs to ASD, I don't think it's too abnormal.minkins wrote:Is anyone bringing a parent to ASD? Is that normal or not?
- Midnight Rider
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Re: Univ of Georgia
Hold on...if dating URMs is a scholly qualifier, then I should get PAID to go to UGAmissvik218 wrote:Excellent, maybe I could get some diversity points and an increased scholarship!!
- bonnieblue
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my mom is going with me.......i think she assumes i will be kidnapped in atlanta or something
but she is paying for the whole thing instead of me having to, so i guess i can't complain too much
but she is paying for the whole thing instead of me having to, so i guess i can't complain too much
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- JMBrown32
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Re: Univ of Georgia
Finally got my fin aid info from UGA. Equalization + 5K/year. Quite please with that offer and will be visiting the school sometime soon.
- Neil
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Midnight Rider wrote:Hold on...if dating URMs is a scholly qualifier, then I should get PAID to go to UGAmissvik218 wrote:Excellent, maybe I could get some diversity points and an increased scholarship!!

... pretty sure she meant in the LGBT sense.
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Haha, yes nice thought "Midnight Rider" ... if you're F your name has just taken on a whole new meaning. But I was talking about bringing my GIRLFRIEND to ASD.Neil wrote:Midnight Rider wrote:Hold on...if dating URMs is a scholly qualifier, then I should get PAID to go to UGAmissvik218 wrote:Excellent, maybe I could get some diversity points and an increased scholarship!!![]()
... pretty sure she meant in the LGBT sense.
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Get your head out of the gutter!missvik218 wrote:Haha, yes nice thought "Midnight Rider" ... if you're F your name has just taken on a whole new meaning. But I was talking about bringing my GIRLFRIEND to ASD.Neil wrote:Midnight Rider wrote:Hold on...if dating URMs is a scholly qualifier, then I should get PAID to go to UGAmissvik218 wrote:Excellent, maybe I could get some diversity points and an increased scholarship!!![]()
... pretty sure she meant in the LGBT sense.

It's possible the "diversity points" reference only came to me naturally because I had the same conversation about negotiating scholarships with my friend, who is coming with me to WUSTL's ASD...
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