... were 100% against me being a lawyer. They thought lawyers ... going to be the one living my life; not them, ... potential. Even at a T50 you'll appreciate afullride :)
... to be a lawyer, even if you get afullride.
... William & Mary is a great school. I would just ... same power as a T14 in getting you to the ... job prospects. Georgetown is a realllllly big school and ... , although it's still a top school, especially when ...
... others - if I recall correctly, getting off the waitlist at Harvard ... is statistically easier than getting off the waitlist at say ... course it won't be afullride, but T14s tend to have ... GULC and possibly Cornell have a preferred waitlist. Oh and Duke ...
... are kinda simple - obtain afullride scholarship offer or highly reduced ... city where I live. (Living in somewhat rural Texas)(I ... 'm Living with my future wife; ... recommendations on how to achieve a conditional fullride?
... waiting. Worst case, you put a deposit down at Northeastern and ... yes/no.
Between afullride and absolutely no financial aid ... , I would go with the fullride. There are just too many ... to good law schools and getting screwed because they took on ...
... amazing opportunities. You can get afullride at Columbia (like you ... be refreshed after a break), maybe tutor a little bit (best ... from retaking and gettinga score that gets you afullride to CCN.< ... (besides $180). Retaking makes a lot of financial sense. I ...
... said about shooting to get afull-ride. This aspect of the ... for law schools to offer full rides to applicants? And ... relieving a scholarship with acceptance? I've heard of getting scholarships ... after the first year if you meet a ...
... give full rides at many law schools if you're a candidate ... with afullride scholarship and then using loans for any COL expenses. If ... able to secure afullride or great scholarship to a school I want ... can have such a big effect on my monthly expenses, lol.
... life and ended up getting kicked out with a 1.9 gpa ... like me even stand a chance of getting into the top schools ... like me even stand a chance of getting into the top schools ... had to, considering I lost afullride scholarship and had to pay ...
... probably can't bank on getting anything lower than the ... schools, that computes a number based on a mathematical formula that ... scholarships from all schools, and afull-ride from UVA. He is part ... group, but overcame this through a bomb LSAT score.
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> I assumed it was afullride when I first read it ...
https://law.ucla.edu/admissions/full-tuition-scholarship-programs/
< ... Deans scholarships ranging up to full tuition, but from what ... up there with a smaller scholarship and higher cost of living.
It sounds like you can get a sweet job on your experiences alone. I would apply to law schools and go to one where I get afullride. Your experiences plusa JD will put you in a nice spot.
... then T-6 with afull scholarship is worth some ... And 80% of students getting into BigLaw/FedClerk from Columbia ... employment disclosure data before making a decision.
... no scholarship and Columbia with afull-ride, which would you choose? ...
... no scholarship and Columbia with afull-ride, which would you choose? ... fullride scholarships at MVP/CCN. The fullride would allow me to pursue a ... work in the public sector. Plus, it's not always ... easy to land a prestigious public interest job ...
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> I'd take afullride anywhere in the Top 14 ... interest, and you got afullride to a T-6 (or Penn ... HYS, would you take the fullride? How about if it ... were T-4 fullride vs HYS?
> ... , because Cornell big law plus fed clerk is higher in ...
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> @sunflowersandlaw said:
> Living in California most definitely has ... you were to get offered afullride, or a significant enough of money ...
... 't honestly be okay with living long term in an area ... ; @sunflowersandlaw said:
> > Living in California most definitely has ... you were to get offered afullride, or a significant enough of money ...
... t honestly be okay with living long term in an ... @sunflowersandlaw said:
> > Living in California most definitely has ... you were to get offered afullride, or a significant enough of money ... ) I could see myself living there potentially for the rest ...
... 't honestly be okay with living long term in an area ... ; @sunflowersandlaw said:
> > Living in California most definitely has ... you were to get offered afullride, or a significant enough of money ...
... were to get offered afullride, or a significant enough of ... instate tuition, or in full because of the location? ... to this discussion gave a similar response. It's ... of California. It is a wonderful state, but more ... I can not imagine living in South Fl anymore, ...
... be okay with living long term in ...
> > > Living in California most definitely has ... a hard sell for many people who know they'll be living ... to get offered afullride, or a significant enough of ... instate tuition, or in full because of the location? ...
... and am working full-time as a paralegal at a boutique law firm ... their own firm, make a very good living, and have high standing ... fairly certain I could get afull-ride or very close to it ... I would get close to afullride.
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> Conclusion ...
... get afullride(or close to it at a Top 14) living cheap ... and invest your savings in a well diversified stock plan. ... it will be with a similar, but less draconian ... years of this as a maximum and more likely ... the financial investment in a firm that comes with ...
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Feedback from afullride 1L (KJD) going to one ... real life experience of working, living, parenting / adulting gives ... us older students a different perspective on time ... actual experience with maintaining a schedule and prioritizing and ...
... regional T20 that gave me afullride + stipend (there aren't ... who wants KC? Heard a lotta companies been moving/growing ... like WashU was a feeder for top KC firms. Plus, graduating without ... probably gonna be a much larger difference than a few more points ...