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parliamentary

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A quick definition of parliamentary:

Parliamentary means something that is related to a group of people who make laws and decisions for a country or organization. It can also refer to the rules that are followed during meetings where important decisions are made.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Parliamentary is an adjective that describes something related to a parliament or the rules of order for conducting business in a deliberative assembly.

Examples:

  • The parliamentary system of government in the United Kingdom has a monarch as the head of state and a prime minister as the head of government.
  • During a parliamentary debate, members of parliament follow strict rules of order to ensure that everyone has a chance to speak and that decisions are made fairly.

The first example illustrates how parliamentary is used to describe a type of government system that is based on a parliament. The second example shows how parliamentary is used to describe the rules of order that are followed during a parliamentary debate.

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trees1234567
19:27
people submit additional LORs
trees1234567
19:27
depending on the school tho
trees1234567
19:28
as a general piece of advice - whatever you wrote about your job in any material - make sure you share that w them so they can co sign that and expand on it!
trees1234567
19:28
as a baseline
TruthTheX
19:28
Yeah I was hoping to submit it to GULC to get off the WL. I’m assuming most of their medians are hit so they need diversity and experience etc
TruthTheX
19:29
@Hellwoods2025: gotcha yeah they actually offered first to try and help they’re super supportive so I’m not worried they’ll hate me and use it to screw me over hahaha
TruthTheX
19:30
@trees1234567: gotcha when I send my supervisor the list of things to talk about I’ll include the paragraph I wrote as a “job update” for my LOCI ty
trees1234567
19:31
ofc! i feel like as a baseline recommenders can cosign whatever cool stuff you say about yourself
trees1234567
19:31
like that is always helpful and then anything else they can do is above and beyond!
TruthTheX
19:32
Tbh I downplayed myself and more mentioned as a team we did x y and z and all that cuz I didn’t wanna come off as arrogant and be like “all me” so them backing it up or expanding on how I specifically helped even more than the “here were my notable contributions to this team effort” should strengthen I think
trees1234567
19:33
yep
trees1234567
19:33
you laid the foundation that your team is doing well and now they can highlight your leadership/contributions!
TruthTheX
19:34
I gotcha that makes sense to frame it that way ty
CallHerDaddy
19:40
Hi loves
CallHerDaddy
19:41
Who got vandy movement
BelligerentMagicalWarthog
19:51
^^^^
Obtainingdreams
20:03
Question: If you had a 177 3.96 would accept Northwestern for 90k (30 a year) off the waitlist
[] shereallysaidmeganslaw
20:06
umm yes
[] shereallysaidmeganslaw
20:07
its an incredible school, is there a reason why you're hesitant?
jb2029
20:11
WL? Lose my number
jb2029
20:11
lol
Obtainingdreams
20:25
the thought is i could reapply ED next year and get more they guarantee 40
Obtainingdreams
20:25
or get more at cornell they usually give 50 a year to people w my stats
WhatDoIHaveToLose
20:26
Gotta think if you're willing to re write your essays though - most schools expect/want new material
WhatDoIHaveToLose
20:26
that scholly at northwestern is nice if you get off the wl
jb2029
20:27
That does seem low for your stats
jb2029
20:30
unobtanium, when did you apply
Obtainingdreams
20:37
september
GreenJumbledScorpion
21:51
@jb2029: did you get into hls?
babybunny
22:13
Wittgenstein’s ladder
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