Quote from: dashrashi on March 31, 2007, 05:50:52 PMPaaaaam, is this changing anything? I kind of think maybe not. If anything, it made me more sure that I don't want NYU, because my first thought was "crap, why didn't I get this before I wrote to Penn asking for money?" I know that I'm practically the only person on this board who thinks this, but I really can't see myself spending three years in the village. If CLS gave me the same offer (ha), it would be a different ballgame.
Paaaaam, is this changing anything?
Saw dashrashi's LSN site. Since she seems to use profanity, one could say that HYP does not necessarily mean class or refinement.
Quote from: Team Pam on March 31, 2007, 06:51:54 PMQuote from: dashrashi on March 31, 2007, 05:50:52 PMPaaaaam, is this changing anything? I kind of think maybe not. If anything, it made me more sure that I don't want NYU, because my first thought was "crap, why didn't I get this before I wrote to Penn asking for money?" I know that I'm practically the only person on this board who thinks this, but I really can't see myself spending three years in the village. If CLS gave me the same offer (ha), it would be a different ballgame.me too..thus the reason i didn't even apply--but i'm from NY so i'm more blase about the village than others.
Quote from: Team Pam on March 31, 2007, 06:51:54 PMQuote from: dashrashi on March 31, 2007, 05:50:52 PMPaaaaam, is this changing anything? I kind of think maybe not. If anything, it made me more sure that I don't want NYU, because my first thought was "crap, why didn't I get this before I wrote to Penn asking for money?" I know that I'm practically the only person on this board who thinks this, but I really can't see myself spending three years in the village. If CLS gave me the same offer (ha), it would be a different ballgame.I of course disagree about the village but also of course wholeheartedly approve of your implicit love of Philadelphia. (You should totally email Penn anyway about the NYU money. What with the new rankings and all--that's the one language Penn really understands.)
Quote from: bonkers1234 on March 31, 2007, 05:09:52 PMQuote from: newtothis on March 31, 2007, 04:19:02 PMQuote from: kirsten11235 on March 31, 2007, 04:09:30 PMYes I meant 37 over three years, so 15 for the first 2 and 7 for the last one. I am so mad about this, I read in this thread that people with much worse LSAT than me got much higher packages, that is unfair. heh.1) life is unfair2) a good number of people applied for and received one of the named scholarships3) LSAT isn't everythingis that really true about #2? I thought we had come to the consensus that that wasn't really the case. no one here got IILJ, there were like two anne brycepeople? or something like that? one IP award... thats all ive seenConsidering sample size (applicants to NYU who post on LSD, applicants to one of these named scholarships, recipients of these named scholarships), it doesn't seem like that small a number.
Quote from: newtothis on March 31, 2007, 04:19:02 PMQuote from: kirsten11235 on March 31, 2007, 04:09:30 PMYes I meant 37 over three years, so 15 for the first 2 and 7 for the last one. I am so mad about this, I read in this thread that people with much worse LSAT than me got much higher packages, that is unfair. heh.1) life is unfair2) a good number of people applied for and received one of the named scholarships3) LSAT isn't everythingis that really true about #2? I thought we had come to the consensus that that wasn't really the case. no one here got IILJ, there were like two anne brycepeople? or something like that? one IP award... thats all ive seen
Quote from: kirsten11235 on March 31, 2007, 04:09:30 PMYes I meant 37 over three years, so 15 for the first 2 and 7 for the last one. I am so mad about this, I read in this thread that people with much worse LSAT than me got much higher packages, that is unfair. heh.1) life is unfair2) a good number of people applied for and received one of the named scholarships3) LSAT isn't everything
Yes I meant 37 over three years, so 15 for the first 2 and 7 for the last one. I am so mad about this, I read in this thread that people with much worse LSAT than me got much higher packages, that is unfair.
For the email, does it link you back to the financial aid application page under the admitted students section? Is this where everyone is seeing their award amounts?I forgot which email I used for the finaid app
Quote from: newtothis on March 31, 2007, 05:42:49 PMFor the email, does it link you back to the financial aid application page under the admitted students section? Is this where everyone is seeing their award amounts?I forgot which email I used for the finaid app Come on, someone please answer this.
I didn't see this mentioned before, but at least for my scholarship, I have to decide by April 11th. 11 days...
Quote from: newtothis on March 31, 2007, 07:31:22 PMQuote from: newtothis on March 31, 2007, 05:42:49 PMFor the email, does it link you back to the financial aid application page under the admitted students section? Is this where everyone is seeing their award amounts?I forgot which email I used for the finaid app Come on, someone please answer this.The link in my email is to:https://its.law.nyu.edu/finaid/awards/And it tells you to log in with your SSN and password.
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