AspiringAdvocate

Class of 2027

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Harvard Law School

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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
999	PT Georgetown Univer...	Accepted, Wi...	RDregular decision			$160,000	Dec 05	2023-12-05	Dec 05	2023-12-05							Jan 18	2024-01-18	Feb 21	2024-02-21
4	Harvard University	Accepted, At...	RDregular decision			$75,000	Dec 07	2023-12-07	Dec 07	2023-12-07	Dec 07	2023-12-07					Jan 11	2024-01-11	Feb 12	2024-02-12
1	Yale University	Waitlisted	RDregular decision				Dec 26	2023-12-26									Jan 19	2024-01-19	Mar 28	2024-03-28

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texaslawhopefully

11:25

Having that money is not going to impact need based grants much since aside from HYS most schools don't give much need based aid (and it's only in the form of loans).

shaquilleoatmeal

11:26

seems like majority take out massive loans though? i was under the impression a significant chunk of students graduate with 100+ in loans

[] TheAdoptedOne

11:26

well that doesnt make it a smart move if you can avoid it

KnowledgableBytch

11:27

@shaquilleoatmeal: big difference between 120k in debt and 400k

myproudestnut

11:27

cant put down the cup

babycat

11:27

they say that about undergrad too. just because people do it doesn't mean you should

myproudestnut

11:27

cant put down the cup

KnowledgableBytch

11:27

pay full sticker for tuition, medival insurance, add in living costs, you are looking at around 400k total cost

shaquilleoatmeal

11:27

i mean if i can have loans pay for the time being than i can use my savings for my mortgage and other life expenses - if that makes sense?

KnowledgableBytch

11:27

not even including opportunity cost - you have a BA, probs could get

KnowledgableBytch

11:27

300k+ working for thsoe three years

myproudestnut

11:27

morning beaver

babycat

11:27

yeah but loans accrue interest

texaslawhopefully

11:27

@shaquilleoatmeal: there's also insanely high interest on those loans, though.

KnowledgableBytch

11:27

it is a 750k+ investment

KnowledgableBytch

11:27

Scholarships can move that back down to half a million

myproudestnut

11:28

i read that as midieval insurance

KnowledgableBytch

11:28

@myproudestnut: morning, balls

[] TheAdoptedOne

11:28

this site does a decent job at calculating loan repayment per school based on median salary and loan info

[] TheAdoptedOne

11:28

part of why i am so high on houston is how fast their grads pay off debt

myproudestnut

11:29

im glove u fool

texaslawhopefully

11:29

@KnowledgableBytch: where the hell are you getting 300k+ working for three years

shaquilleoatmeal

11:29

yea ill have to keep playing around with numbers, appreciate the feedback lsd fam

texaslawhopefully

11:29

very few jobs (apart from management consulting or IB) would even make 6 figures with just a bachelor's

texaslawhopefully

11:29

and even those you won't be saving six figures

shaquilleoatmeal

11:30

trying to outsmart the system lmfaoo

myproudestnut

11:30

yea if 300k in three years was my alternative idk if i would be here

jackfrost11770

11:30

^^

myproudestnut

11:30

anyone wanna pay me 100k a year to be ur maid and assistant

[] TheAdoptedOne

11:30

im not super debt averse bc i have no loans from undergrad. but i will not pay sticker and about 80% of my decision making will come down to the cheapest school relative to best prospects post grad

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