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Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 7:42 pm**

Thanks everybody. Looks like I'm gonna let it roll.

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 8:27 pm**

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 8:32 pm**

scoobers wrote:Yes.

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 9:58 pm**

Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 10:01 pm**

cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...

$250 is inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, but that does not make it any less of an impractical amount to pay for those for whom it is a significant portion of their monthly income, especially when other app fees are considered.

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 10:04 pm**

cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...

$250 can be a lot of money for some people, but I think most agree it is worth the chance (assuming your numbers give you a shot) of YS and not wondering "what if?" the rest of your life.

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 10:19 pm**

Winston1984 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...
$250 can be a lot of money for some people, but I think most agree it is worth the chance (assuming your numbers give you a shot) of YS and not wondering "what if?" the rest of your life.

A YS admit can be some nice leverage too, for someone very debt-adverse.

Posted: **Tue Jan 14, 2014 10:33 pm**

scoobers wrote:
Winston1984 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...
$250 can be a lot of money for some people, but I think most agree it is worth the chance (assuming your numbers give you a shot) of YS and not wondering "what if?" the rest of your life.
A YS admit can be some nice leverage too, for someone very debt-adverse.

I didn't even think about that. Good point.

Posted: **Wed Jan 15, 2014 3:52 am**

If you can't swing $250, then you shouldn't think about swinging $250k. The risk/reward is good with these applicant stats.

Posted: **Wed Jan 15, 2014 3:09 pm**

cron1834 wrote:If you can't swing $250, then you shouldn't think about swinging $250k. The risk/reward is good with these applicant stats.

This isn't a sensical comparison. You can get better loans for the $250k than for the $250. Plus, applying to law school doesn't mean you're willing to pay sticker to go to law school.

Posted: **Wed Jan 15, 2014 10:39 pm**

midwest17 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:If you can't swing $250, then you shouldn't think about swinging $250k. The risk/reward is good with these applicant stats.
This isn't a sensical comparison. You can get better loans for the $250k than for the $250. Plus, applying to law school doesn't mean you're willing to pay sticker to go to law school.

If one has competitive numbers/softs for Yale and can't afford to apply, he/she should take out a personal loan or put the app fee on a credit card.

Posted: **Wed Jan 15, 2014 10:43 pm**

riverboat wrote:
midwest17 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:If you can't swing $250, then you shouldn't think about swinging $250k. The risk/reward is good with these applicant stats.
This isn't a sensical comparison. You can get better loans for the $250k than for the $250. Plus, applying to law school doesn't mean you're willing to pay sticker to go to law school.
If one has competitive numbers/softs for Yale and can't afford to apply, he/she should take out a personal loan or put the app fee on a credit card.

Dat sticker price tho

Posted: **Wed Jan 15, 2014 10:48 pm**

The value of YS vs. some others could amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars. If one is a longshot candidate, then forget it. If one has pretty salable numbers, the enormity of the (potential) payoff is clearly worth $250, obtained by hook or crook.

Though I agree that going somewhere for free is best, if that's on the table.

Posted: **Thu Jan 16, 2014 12:53 am**

scoobers wrote:
Winston1984 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...
$250 can be a lot of money for some people, but I think most agree it is worth the chance (assuming your numbers give you a shot) of YS and not wondering "what if?" the rest of your life.
A YS admit can be some nice leverage too, for someone very debt-adverse.

averse

Posted: **Thu Jan 16, 2014 1:18 am**

inklevon wrote:
scoobers wrote:
Winston1984 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...
$250 can be a lot of money for some people, but I think most agree it is worth the chance (assuming your numbers give you a shot) of YS and not wondering "what if?" the rest of your life.
A YS admit can be some nice leverage too, for someone very debt-adverse.
averse

hey, stop burying scoobers in aversity.

Posted: **Thu Jan 16, 2014 1:35 am**

inklevon wrote:
scoobers wrote:
Winston1984 wrote:
cron1834 wrote:Is an AdComm going to drive to your house and slap you upon rejection (or acceptance/no money)? Actually, that would be awesome. What exactly is the downside in applying? I'm new to this game, but I don't see the problem...
$250 can be a lot of money for some people, but I think most agree it is worth the chance (assuming your numbers give you a shot) of YS and not wondering "what if?" the rest of your life.
A YS admit can be some nice leverage too, for someone very debt-adverse.
averse

nice first post, btw

Posted: **Sat Jan 25, 2014 6:24 pm**

scoobers wrote:

nice first post, btw

You gotta save it for the important things.

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