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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
24 Boston University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $75,000 Nov 30 2022-11-30 Nov 30 2022-11-30 Dec 01 2022-12-01 Dec 22 2022-12-22 Jan 03 2023-01-03 1969-06-09 Jan 09 2023-01-09
8 Columbia University Accepted, At... RDregular decision $226,716 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Nov 18 2022-11-18 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Jan 23 2023-01-23
4 Harvard University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $21,270 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 18 2022-10-18 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Dec 01 2022-12-01 Jan 10 2023-01-10
82 Lewis And Clark College Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $132,000 Oct 08 2022-10-08 Oct 23 2022-10-23 Oct 23 2022-10-23 Nov 14 2022-11-14 Dec 19 2022-12-19 Oct 28 2022-10-28 Dec 20 2022-12-20
9 New York University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $45,000 Nov 30 2022-11-30 Dec 01 2022-12-01 Dec 02 2022-12-02 Dec 02 2022-12-02 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Jan 04 2023-01-04
1 Stanford University Rejected RDregular decision Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 20 2022-10-20 Oct 20 2022-10-20 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Apr 20 2023-04-20
54 Temple University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $130,563 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Dec 12 2022-12-12 1969-06-09 Dec 19 2022-12-19
12 UCBerkeley Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $135,000 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 23 2022-10-23 Oct 24 2022-10-24 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Nov 21 2022-11-21
48 UColorado—Boulder Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $72,700 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 18 2022-10-18 Oct 18 2022-10-18 Nov 03 2022-11-03 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Nov 21 2022-11-21
9 UMichigan Rejected RDregular decision Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 14 2022-10-14 Oct 14 2022-10-14 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Jan 06 2023-01-06
16 UMinnesota Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $111,000 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 24 2022-10-24 Nov 07 2022-11-07 Nov 22 2022-11-22 Oct 24 2022-10-24 Nov 28 2022-11-28
4 UPennsylvania Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $0 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 13 2022-10-13 Oct 19 2022-10-19 Oct 19 2022-10-19 Nov 17 2022-11-17 1969-06-09 Jan 12 2023-01-12
48 UWashington Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $72,000 Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Nov 29 2022-11-29 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Dec 09 2022-12-09
1 Yale University Rejected RDregular decision Oct 11 2022-10-11 Oct 12 2022-10-12 Oct 17 2022-10-17 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 1969-06-09 Mar 07 2023-03-07

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Dkk
22:43
Yeah, I had no idea about the fee waiver last year. Would have saved a lot of money. This whole process really takes a year to learn.
22:43
scroll down, green box, 2 prep tests in exam mode, then a course,
soapy
22:45
oh baller
22:46
* I did have a pell grant, however LSAC reworked their website re fee waiver, it seems it depends on income alone
22:50
@Dkk: I never knew if this guy, but ig he memed a little too hard: https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-137/united-states-v-mackey/
[] baddestbunny
22:53
I had a Pell grant and they denied my request and I got too scared to appeal bc of their weird language about how they can come after you
22:54
@soapy: see how the cycle goes, it is impossible to give advice bc: 1. I am no expert, 2. i do not know your situation, 3. i have no idea what your goals are. BUT I think bunny is right- apply to HSY if you want this year (ideally after getting a fee waiver from LSAC), take the Jan lsat, and see what choices you have, if u like them, and go from there
[] baddestbunny
22:54
You can get a fee waiver from Berkeley by showing proof you were a Pell grant recipient if this helps anyone in chat
[] baddestbunny
22:55
my undergrad EFC was zero lol
22:55
@baddestbunny: the nerve: picture this: poor student asks for a discount, big company says no, poor student sheepishly asks to reconsider, big company: sues. lol fuck this timeline
[] baddestbunny
22:56
I’m picturing it!
soapy
22:58
That’s a good plan. Based on my technically dependent status and the fact that my parents have enough money to not be eligible for that, I would def get denied. But I’ll just see what happens with the schools I did applied to. I got an interview w/Gtown and Cornell, so maybbbeee it won’t be a total bust, and honestly would be happy going to a match school. We’ll see what happens!
soapy
23:01
shoutout to monopolies within higher ed making the whole thing hard to access and unaffordable 🫡
23:01
"just do JD next bro"
23:03
it seems so simple; how hard could they make it to spend $300k for a piece of paper. Law schools be like: hold my beer bro!
soapy
23:05
“hello! I am willing to go hundreds of thousands of dollars into debt for a piece of paper! please let me do so!”
soapy
23:06
“Pay me $125 bucks first. Not good enough. Next.”
23:07
ok step right up, it will take 1 year + a few thousand $$ to begin the 3 year process to teach you to say; 'it depends" THEN you can spend 6 months studying for the test to maybe get a job.
soapy
23:08
Don’t forget, you’ll need to shell out $5000 in prep materials and a few thousand for the test itself. Then you have a shot at a job, good luck!
23:08
but on the plus side- we are headed towards hyper inflation so in 5 years $300k may be so little amount of money the whole process may be a great deal, maybe.
soapy
23:10
Ah, but we’re also experiencing the death of on campus interviews. So if you aren’t already close to a Biglaw partner, good luck getting enough money to pay back the debt thanks to the bimodal salary.
23:11
@soapy: also true
23:15
on the bright side: 1. avg age of a lawyer is 46 yrs old, many JDs do not stay in the profession, turnover is high and you get a chance to spend 3 years figuring out the rules of life so you may be in a position to be a weapon in business. overall, possibly worth it?
soapy
23:17
certainly worthwhile. The job I want requires a law degree, and I really can’t see myself doing anything other than law long term.
23:17
wat u wanna do soap
soapy
23:19
The long-term pipe dream would be to be a labor arbitrator. That’s far in the future, however, and I would like to do labor/employment law cases as an attorney
23:19
u ever watch this guy> https://www.youtube.com/@RyanStygar
soapy
23:20
Never seen him! I don’t really use YouTube, but his channel seems interesting
23:21
ah, he does trial for sa, wage, wrong termination, workplace stuff.
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