3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances? Forum
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artfuldodger23

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3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
Hey Guys,
I am a junior at University of Rochester, what are my chances for the AILE program at Columbia?
I am a junior at University of Rochester, what are my chances for the AILE program at Columbia?
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bofaem

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Re: 3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
im pretty sure AILE is only for columbia undergrads
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BluJeans88

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Re: 3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
Not true, any junior can apply. Your chances are good, but I would recommend thinking twice before you apply. Do you really want to take on extra coursework in addition to your law school workload? You must be graduating early if you're thinking of applying; you wouldn't rather have a 9 month break before law school? Do you want to miss the opportunity to graduate with your undergrad class?
Most importantly, if you are competitive enough to be accepted under the AILE program, you are a definite in under regular admission.
Most importantly, if you are competitive enough to be accepted under the AILE program, you are a definite in under regular admission.
- Sentry

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Re: 3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
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- Nom Sawyer

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Re: 3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
Keep your grades up, apply to HYS, go to one of those.
I think a 3.9+/173 is a ~70% chance at H past several cycles.
I think a 3.9+/173 is a ~70% chance at H past several cycles.
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- mi-chan17

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Re: 3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
If you're a junior at another university, I'm not entirely sure how you can fulfill their entry requirements of being a) not a transfer and b) having six or more semesters of study at Columbia.Colulmbia AILE wrote:(Transfer students and students with fewer than six semesters of study as Columbia College students on this campus [not abroad] before entering the Law School are not eligible for the program.
You'll be plenty competitive as a regular applicant, though. Which, I recognize, would delay your graduation a year from what it would be with AILE. But, given the economy, it might be for the best anyway.
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artfuldodger23

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Re: 3.95/173 Columbia AILE Chances?
So it looks like I am better off doing the regular route! This has been on my mind for the past three years guys! I really appreciate all of your help! Thank you so much, and wish me luck! 