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Glaucon191
Class of 2024
First choice school:
2.71/4.3
GPA
172/180
LSAT
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T2
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Black or African American
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5-9 years
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Clerk --> Big Law Lit
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Glaucon191's wisdom for future generations Love the process, not the prize

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Rank
2020-2021
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
32 Arizona State Univer... Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Oct 02 2020-10-02 Oct 05 2020-10-05
8 Columbia University WL, Withdrawn RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Oct 08 2020-10-08
13 Cornell University Rejected RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 24 2020-09-24 Nov 02 2020-11-02 Dec 16 2020-12-16
5 Duke University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 23 2020-09-23 Oct 05 2020-10-05 Nov 11 2020-11-11 Dec 20 2020-12-20
29 Fordham University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 25 2020-09-25 Nov 06 2020-11-06
15 Georgetown University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 23 2020-09-23 Nov 13 2020-11-13
5 Harvard University Accepted, At... RDregular decision $155,730 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 30 2020-09-30 Feb 19 2021-02-19 Mar 22 2021-03-22
125 Howard University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision Oct 21 2020-10-21 Oct 22 2020-10-22 Nov 17 2020-11-17 Nov 17 2020-11-17 Dec 23 2020-12-23
5 New York University Hold, Rejected RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 23 2020-09-23 Oct 26 2020-10-26
10 Northwestern University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $205,000 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 28 2020-09-28 Sep 28 2020-09-28 Sep 24 2020-09-24 Dec 21 2020-12-21
1 Stanford University Pending, Wit... RDregular decision Oct 20 2020-10-20 Oct 27 2020-10-27
10 UCBerkeley Rejected RDregular decision Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 20 2020-09-20 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Jan 19 2021-01-19 Jan 26 2021-01-26
14 UCLos Angeles WL, Withdrawn RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 23 2020-09-23 Sep 24 2020-09-24 Jan 05 2021-01-05
3 UChicago Rejected RDregular decision Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 29 2020-09-29 Oct 31 2020-10-31 Nov 25 2020-11-25
10 UMichigan WL, Withdrawn RDregular decision Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 25 2020-09-25 Feb 05 2021-02-05
4 UPennsylvania Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $77,122 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 23 2020-09-23 Sep 24 2020-09-24 Nov 18 2020-11-18 Dec 02 2020-12-02 Jan 08 2021-01-08
16 UTexas at Austin WL, Withdrawn RDregular decision Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 20 2020-09-20 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Oct 02 2020-10-02 Oct 13 2020-10-13
8 UVirginia Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $208,500 Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 25 2020-09-25 Dec 01 2020-12-01 Dec 02 2020-12-02
16 Vanderbilt University Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision Sep 19 2020-09-19 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Sep 24 2020-09-24
20 Washington Universit... Accepted, Wi... RDregular decision $135,000 Sep 21 2020-09-21 Sep 22 2020-09-22 Oct 07 2020-10-07 Oct 12 2020-10-12
1 Yale University WL, Withdrawn RDregular decision Sep 22 2020-09-22 Apr 09 2021-04-09

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KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
18:47
@TruthTheX: praying for your gulc uprising
19:15
Ty me too 🙏
19:15
@Silver: if you want to practice in IL then there’s likely no better school than the in state schools
@SpectacularDefiantMouse: yeah, like condemnedpuffygnome, I'm not really preparing for law school by taking some courses or anything like that. The only way I'm going to be preparing is by getting myself into a rhythm schedule-wise, well enough in advance of the first day of classes, that I think will be necessary for me to do well 1L.
I'm very much not in rhythm now. lol. But I've 3-ish months.
19:55
@Silver: Cost of attendance is what matters. $37K in-state tuition = $47K sticker price with a $10K scholarship elsewhere, $70K sticker with a $40K scholarship is better than either, $40K sticker with a $0 scholarship worse than both.
19:55
(Assuming placement etc. is comparable)
Congrats on Harvard, jb2028. Any reason you applied to A&M but not Texas at Austin? Seems odd.
19:58
@BankruptcyAndRestructuringLawIsCool: Family connection, they gave me a CAS waiver so it was free
Question for the chat about judicial internships (not externships). My understanding is that judicial internships (as opposed to externships) during the summer are unpaid. How, then, do people who get them pay living expenses during the summer? Do they just make loans stretch for 12 months when they're only meant for 9? I heard that some people supplement the internship with, e.g., a research assistant position with a law professor. But would such a person both do the internship and the RA position at the same time? And if so, is that too much work or feasible?
I don't know what the workload is really like for judicial internships and RA positions.
Also curious what other things people might do to supplement an unpaid judicial internship over the summer with something paid.
20:20
@BankruptcyAndRestructuringLawIsCool: Many schools will provide some type of stipend for unpaid summer roles with a public interest employer (defined broadly, often includes any gov or judicial job)
Right, I thought so. At BU, though, it appears that what's called BU's public interest project grant is not available to supplement judicial internships. And I think its public service summer funding is also limited. Oh well.
21:13
@BankruptcyAndRestructuringLawIsCool: FWIW they allude to some type of funding ("BU Law has implemented separate funding sources for judicial interns") in this packet https://www.bu.edu/law/files/2023/11/Public-Service-Summer-Funding-Applicant-Packet-2024.pdf
21:13
Although they don't give details, and as you note they don't guarantee funding to everyone (which is in line with other $ they offer, e.g. the LRAP)
21:14
Anyone know how hard it is to do pro bono work as a 1L for judges or fed gov in general in the D.C. market
21:14
Idk much about pro bono opportunities period but thinking I wanna try to get some work experience as soon as humanly possible
21:14
When I begin law school I mean
21:15
Lines up with BU's limited endowment: $81K per student a few years ago, i.e., enough to support a payout of about $3,250 per student per year at a 4% payout rate https://leiterlawschool.typepad.com/leiter/2022/05/per-student-value-of-law-school-endowments-2021.html
21:17
Seems like they're trying to compete with other schools on program headlines (we fund X, Y, and Z and we have an LRAP) but the endowment can't really support that, so they have all these programs but don't guarantee funding. Would not rely on that if you have alternatives.
Thanks for those links. I'll give the public service summer funding information packet, in particular, a careful read. But yeah, your takeaway seems right.
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
22:33
i could really use some fried chicken right now
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
22:34
kfc or popeyes
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
22:34
or korean with gochujang
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
22:35
i might order some gochujang sauce on amazon and cook some air fried chicken breast filets, they’re really good
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
22:35
just letting you guys know :)
0:14
Where I can find the definition of the false-endowment?
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