SeaOttering

Class of 2027

First choice school:

3.5/4.3

GPA

169/180

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0 years (KJD)

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I just want to be happy (:

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SeaOttering's wisdom for future generations

School apps

Rank	2023-2024	Result	App type	FW	Resident	Schol...	Sent	Sent raw	Received	Received raw	Complete	Complete raw	UR	UR raw	UR2	UR2 raw	II	II raw	Decision	Decision raw
29	Boston College	Rejected	RDregular decision																Apr 18	2024-04-18
27	Boston University	WL, Withdrawn	RDregular decision																Jan 24	2024-01-24
29	Fordham University	WL, Withdrawn	RDregular decision																Feb 01	2024-02-01
35	George Washington Un...	Accepted	RDregular decision			$105,000													Jan 17	2024-01-17
71	Northeastern University	WL, Withdrawn	RDregular decision																Feb 09	2024-02-09
60	UCDavis	WL, Withdrawn	RDregular decision																Feb 29	2024-02-29
35	UIowa	Accepted	RDregular decision				Mar 17	2024-03-17											Mar 22	2024-03-22
16	UMinnesota	WL, Withdrawn	RDregular decision																Dec 20	2023-12-20
49	UWashington	Accepted, Wi...	RDregular decision																Mar 01	2024-03-01
40	UWisconsin	WL, Withdrawn	RDregular decision														Feb 16	2024-02-16	Mar 04	2024-03-04

General

General chat about the legal profession.

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SeanStrickland2024

17:51

@erase: minor edge if you can tie it into your why law, like bio ethics or something

babybunny

17:51

I think the general consensus is that neither majors nor minors matter too much, only your GPA

babybunny

17:53

i did a double major and graduated in three years and they don’t gaf

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17:54

should i get an internship to work in a county clerk's office next semester?

babybunny

17:54

anything you can write about is good

babybunny

17:54

why not

babybunny

17:55

as long as it won’t hurt your GPA

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17:55

idk time management

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17:55

any tips for time management? esp for finals

babybunny

17:56

I like to make checklists and check things off when I’m done with them

GuardianDevil

17:56

anyone got any clue what's going on with sls.......

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17:57

i am procrastinating

babybunny

17:58

we can bully you off of here if that would help you get your work done :)

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18:00

i'm done bye bye! i'll be back later

slaywer

18:20

helppp UT Austin or Gerogetown? Interested in public law. Not interested in living in texas long term but a good school environment/culture is important to me. 90k + instate tution from texas and 186k total after 3 years from GT

trees1234567

18:28

tinman (if he is still around the site) would have good perspective on this

menherachan

18:38

@slaywer: georgetown 100%. better lrap, and you'll get your loan remainder forgiven after 10 years if you stay in public interest

LuckyDog

18:39

When will we can the Cornell WL movement

menherachan

18:40

if you make 75k or less, gulc will cover 100% of your loans. if you make 110k, you'll only have to pay like 1k a month max

anxiouslydiligentmeerkat

18:45

does anyone think pepperdine still has As to give out?

Ijustwannagetinman

18:45

I would pick Georgetown

Ijustwannagetinman

18:46

I just think as he thoroughly researched the schools, Texas is a great law school, but there’s a significant gap between top 14 schools and even number 15. Texas is a great school and has an expanding LRAP program, but I believe it’s more limiting to Texas than we are led to believe

Ijustwannagetinman

18:46

I do love Texas though

Ijustwannagetinman

18:46

@menherachan: Texas also does that but goes up to 120k

Ijustwannagetinman

18:47

Idk anything about georgetowns LRAP tbh. But the environment strikes me as much more competitive in general which was a turn off for me

Ijustwannagetinman

18:47

I think there’s an argument for both

trees1234567

18:58

see tinman dropping knowledge

jb2028

19:04

FWIW the terms of LRAPs vary *significantly* beyond the topline figures everyone looks at (Pay $0 below X in income, benefit-eligible up to $Y in income)

jb2028

19:05

For anyone picking a school based on that, I would review LRAP terms (NB: A lot of programs have made changes recently since the SAVE repayment plan was introduced, so updated plan documents may not be available. Email the school's LRAP point person if you have unanswered questions)

jb2028

19:08

For one example: Georgetown's LRAP requires you to enter within two years of graduation, or request an extension if you spend two years in clerkships (not eligible for LRAP). Texas' LRAP has a similar two-year window, but automatically extends it to three for clerkships *immediately after graduation*

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