hey guys,
I have a 163 and 3.66. I'm waiting to hear back from UIUC and BC, both of which I'm strongly considering. Are there any negotiation tips that are specific to these schools? Are there certain schools (BU obvs, northeastern, any others?) that you think I could use $$$ offers from to bump up BC and UIUC?
Negotiation tips--BC and UIUC Forum
- cavalier1138
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Re: Negotiation tips--BC and UIUC
There is no way in hell BU or BC will negotiate with a Northeastern offer, so there's that.
Part of the trouble you're going to run into here is trying to play regional schools in totally separate regions off of one another. BU and BC are unlikely to care about a UIUC offer and vice-versa. So I'd highly recommend finding another school in the Midwest to use for negotiations if you can (or just deciding what region you want to work in).
Part of the trouble you're going to run into here is trying to play regional schools in totally separate regions off of one another. BU and BC are unlikely to care about a UIUC offer and vice-versa. So I'd highly recommend finding another school in the Midwest to use for negotiations if you can (or just deciding what region you want to work in).
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Re: Negotiation tips--BC and UIUC
What schools do you have in mind? ND, WUSTL, Loyola, IU?cavalier1138 wrote:There is no way in hell BU or BC will negotiate with a Northeastern offer, so there's that.
Part of the trouble you're going to run into here is trying to play regional schools in totally separate regions off of one another. BU and BC are unlikely to care about a UIUC offer and vice-versa. So I'd highly recommend finding another school in the Midwest to use for negotiations if you can (or just deciding what region you want to work in).
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Re: Negotiation tips--BC and UIUC
BC doesn't negotiate. I tried with more money from a t14, they told me (and others last cycle) they won't move on $$$. Sorry.
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Re: Negotiation tips--BC and UIUC
Iowa, ND, and WashU would all be good candidates for negotiations (and WashU has better employment outcomes, so it may be a better choice if you can boost your LSAT for cash).jstanhope14 wrote:What schools do you have in mind? ND, WUSTL, Loyola, IU?cavalier1138 wrote:There is no way in hell BU or BC will negotiate with a Northeastern offer, so there's that.
Part of the trouble you're going to run into here is trying to play regional schools in totally separate regions off of one another. BU and BC are unlikely to care about a UIUC offer and vice-versa. So I'd highly recommend finding another school in the Midwest to use for negotiations if you can (or just deciding what region you want to work in).
Just use common sense in thinking about negotiations. Why would UIUC negotiate based on a Loyola offer?
As with all of these cases, your best negotiating chip is a higher LSAT.
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Re: Negotiation tips--BC and UIUC
Last year I had similar numbers to you and was offered a $40k per yer out-of-state scholarship at UIUC. I used a regional T2 full scholarship offer to negotiate up to a full scholarship offer from UIUC.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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