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If UVA is still doing the quick ED turn around you can ED there and if you don't get it (or get deferred) you can then ED to NU. I think you probably have a better shot at NU (though another year of WE would help).
Generally, I don't think a JD/MBA is worth it. And you are right, you won't be able to get into Kellogg with 1 year of work experience, but if you really want law you should just focus on getting into the best law school with the best employment options available. Worry about exit options once you have offer(s) in hand.
Generally, I don't think a JD/MBA is worth it. And you are right, you won't be able to get into Kellogg with 1 year of work experience, but if you really want law you should just focus on getting into the best law school with the best employment options available. Worry about exit options once you have offer(s) in hand.
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I don't know much about UVA's MBA program, and in general how ED works with business school admission, but is there a risk of being bound by the ED if you are accepted to law school and getting rejected from the business school? effectively dashing your chances at getting the JD/MBA?
As a splitter myself, all the bottom fourteen are basically going to be coinflips, youll definitely be helped by an ED. The good thing about UVA is that they have a fast turnaround, so you can ED somewhere else if it doesnt work out
As a splitter myself, all the bottom fourteen are basically going to be coinflips, youll definitely be helped by an ED. The good thing about UVA is that they have a fast turnaround, so you can ED somewhere else if it doesnt work out
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I just wanted to say that NU adcomms expressly told me that they are not okay with people doing this.D-hops wrote:If UVA is still doing the quick ED turn around you can ED there and if you don't get it (or get deferred) you can then ED to NU.
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Interesting, how would they know? Wouldn't UVA give a decision before the application cycle even opens for NU? Plus, that is stupid as hell, why would they care?bk187 wrote:I just wanted to say that NU adcomms expressly told me that they are not okay with people doing this.D-hops wrote:If UVA is still doing the quick ED turn around you can ED there and if you don't get it (or get deferred) you can then ED to NU.
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bk187 wrote:I just wanted to say that NU adcomms expressly told me that they are not okay with people doing this.D-hops wrote:If UVA is still doing the quick ED turn around you can ED there and if you don't get it (or get deferred) you can then ED to NU.
Do they know?
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bk187 wrote:I just wanted to say that NU adcomms expressly told me that they are not okay with people doing this.D-hops wrote:If UVA is still doing the quick ED turn around you can ED there and if you don't get it (or get deferred) you can then ED to NU.
Did they give their reasoning? It seems to me that the purpose of the fast turn around for UVA ED is to allow you a shot at other places. Do they just not like disloyal ED candidates?
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I don't know how they would know, but they are the only school that cared (which I found odd). I asked NYU/UVA/GULC/UMich and all of them were okay with multiple EDs (assuming they weren't concurrent), but NU seemed to have a giant stick up its ass about it when I emailed them asking about the wording of their ED contract because the way it is worded says that you can only ED to NU in that cycle.D-hops wrote:Interesting, how would they know? Wouldn't UVA give a decision before the application cycle even opens for NU? Plus, that is stupid as hell, why would they care?
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I am SHOCKED that NU's administration has a stupid policy with no sound reasoning behind it. SHOCKED.bk187 wrote:I don't know how they would know, but they are the only school that cared (which I found odd). I asked NYU/UVA/GULC/UMich and all of them were okay with multiple EDs (assuming they weren't concurrent), but NU seemed to have a giant stick up its ass about it when I emailed them asking about the wording of their ED contract because the way it is worded says that you can only ED to NU in that cycle.D-hops wrote:Interesting, how would they know? Wouldn't UVA give a decision before the application cycle even opens for NU? Plus, that is stupid as hell, why would they care?
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Cornell doesn't have an ED (just an EA which promises an earlier decision but isn't binding).Gandalf205 wrote:Do I have a chance ED at some other schools like Cornell, Michigan, Penn? From what I've read Michigan is more holistic, not sure whether that hurts or helps me. I don't want to mess around w/ NU's ED policy, seems like a recipe for disaster.
You have a decent shot at UMich/UPenn, iirc, as they are semi-friendly at lower GPAs but check http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com just to be sure.
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