I don't have insight into this stuff any more, but it's possible (if it is supposed to come out today) that it comes out later this evening. There's precedent for late phone calls (like starting around 10:30-11pm) by the other journals in the past few years.hopefuljumbo23 wrote:Anyone know when law review results come out? I thought it was today...
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Wow really? I didn't think they'd call past 9. Thanks for the heads up.runthetrap1990 wrote:I don't have insight into this stuff any more, but it's possible (if it is supposed to come out today) that it comes out later this evening. There's precedent for late phone calls (like starting around 10:30-11pm) by the other journals in the past few years.hopefuljumbo23 wrote:Anyone know when law review results come out? I thought it was today...
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I've heard from a source that LR calls are going out. No clue if they are still ongoing or not.
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runthetrap1990 wrote:I've heard from a source that LR calls are going out. No clue if they are still ongoing or not.
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They're going out all right!
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Yes they are!runthetrap1990 wrote:I've heard from a source that LR calls are going out. No clue if they are still ongoing or not.
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Will we know if we're denied from LR before the deadline to accept for other journals?
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There is a waitlist that exists, and they will pull from the list if someone declines their offer (i.e. generally transfers). I believe my year a candidate who was offered an acceptance onto LR had something like two days to accept, and I think last year that was also the case (a lot of this is hazy in my memory). So I'd say if you don't hear anything by tomorrow you'll have a pretty solid idea of where things stand re: LR.SkaEnthusiast wrote:Will we know if we're denied from LR before the deadline to accept for other journals?
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I feel like you should just be able to reneg on a secondary journal if you later make law review, no?runthetrap1990 wrote:There is a waitlist that exists, and they will pull from the list if someone declines their offer (i.e. generally transfers). I believe my year a candidate who was offered an acceptance onto LR had something like two days to accept, and I think last year that was also the case (a lot of this is hazy in my memory). So I'd say if you don't hear anything by tomorrow you'll have a pretty solid idea of where things stand re: LR.SkaEnthusiast wrote:Will we know if we're denied from LR before the deadline to accept for other journals?
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A little off topic, but I'm transferring in this fall and looking for apartments at the moment. Could anyone recommend some apartments within walking distance of the law school?
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This may sound dumb, but I'm from a blue collar community where we're excited to earn $10 over minimum wage, so I really don't know the answer to this question: Why do people gun to make partner at a law firm? What are the benefits? It sounds like more pressure for only (relatively) a little more money. My career goals are to do some interesting work and earn enough to live modestly and continue to do so in retirement. Is it the prestige? This is a strange world I've entered.
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Be warned, living anywhere in walking distance without roommates will cost you, but here are the two most popular rentals in walking distance:Gunner19 wrote:A little off topic, but I'm transferring in this fall and looking for apartments at the moment. Could anyone recommend some apartments within walking distance of the law school?
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People gun for money and prestige, obviously. But the less obvious answer may be that most Biglaw partners fall into one of two camps (at least in my experience thus far): (1) born well-off, went to good schools, pressure to succeed/haven't ever known a life other than UMC/1 percenter; or (2) born very not well-off, and making partner is a way to guarantee that they and their children will never face the poverty they grew up in.cantexplaingottago wrote:This may sound dumb, but I'm from a blue collar community where we're excited to earn $10 over minimum wage, so I really don't know the answer to this question: Why do people gun to make partner at a law firm? What are the benefits? It sounds like more pressure for only (relatively) a little more money. My career goals are to do some interesting work and earn enough to live modestly and continue to do so in retirement. Is it the prestige? This is a strange world I've entered.
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- cantexplaingottago
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Good to know, thanks. In this economy, I can't believe that making partner guarantees anything, particularly when making partner is more often a non-equity promotion these days, but if it works for gunners, whatever.deepseapartners wrote: People gun for money and prestige, obviously. But the less obvious answer may be that most Biglaw partners fall into one of two camps (at least in my experience thus far): (1) born well-off, went to good schools, pressure to succeed/haven't ever known a life other than UMC/1 percenter; or (2) born very not well-off, and making partner is a way to guarantee that they and their children will never face the poverty they grew up in.
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You would think I'd remember how this works by now, but when are loans disbursed? I am only seeing my scholarship (for Spring 2018? Not for this semester) in "pending financial aid," so I'm not sure what's going on.
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I take that back, I see my fall scholarship $ has already been applied. Still don't see anything for my other loans, though.
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Mine were already disbursed and refunded. Hit my bank this weekend.lowlands wrote:I take that back, I see my fall scholarship $ has already been applied. Still don't see anything for my other loans, though.
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