Usually the LLM class is made up of students from around 27-29 different countries so it's safe to assume that quite a lot of students from these 77 countries will be weeded out in the selection process
Chicago LLM 2013/2014
Posted Dec 22, 2012 14:37
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Usually the LLM class is made up of students from around 27-29 different countries so it's safe to assume that quite a lot of students from these 77 countries will be weeded out in the selection process
Posted Jan 17, 2013 23:11
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You guys got the #2 e-mail from Richard? thinking about decisions in the first week of February makes me excited!!!
You guys got the #2 e-mail from Richard? thinking about decisions in the first week of February makes me excited!!!
Posted Jan 18, 2013 09:59
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Yes I got Richard's email as well !!! AAAAh so excited to receive this answer!
Yes I got Richard's email as well !!! AAAAh so excited to receive this answer!
Posted Jan 18, 2013 11:46
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I guess Chicago has been the most professional university and it gives us hope all the time :)
I guess Chicago has been the most professional university and it gives us hope all the time :)
Posted Jan 18, 2013 13:30
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Oh yes! Chicago is definitely one of my top choices!
and the pizza looks amazing! :)
hahaha I can testify it! the pizza, bief, burgers, live music and in my opinion the most beatuful skyscrapers in the Country...
you will love it! I had the great opportunity to do an internship in a Law Firm in Chicago and I could say is an amazing city! and regarding law schools, I visited both Chicago and Northwestern (in this last one I attended classes since one of the partners is a professor there). Both are great! I would say that North is better located in downtown.. Chicago is not in a save area, but on contrast, it has a beautiful campus and is the most respected university in the City.
Good luck to all! if you end up in Chicago you will enjoy!
<blockquote>Oh yes! Chicago is definitely one of my top choices!
and the pizza looks amazing! :) </blockquote>
hahaha I can testify it! the pizza, bief, burgers, live music and in my opinion the most beatuful skyscrapers in the Country...
you will love it! I had the great opportunity to do an internship in a Law Firm in Chicago and I could say is an amazing city! and regarding law schools, I visited both Chicago and Northwestern (in this last one I attended classes since one of the partners is a professor there). Both are great! I would say that North is better located in downtown.. Chicago is not in a save area, but on contrast, it has a beautiful campus and is the most respected university in the City.
Good luck to all! if you end up in Chicago you will enjoy!
and the pizza looks amazing! :) </blockquote>
hahaha I can testify it! the pizza, bief, burgers, live music and in my opinion the most beatuful skyscrapers in the Country...
you will love it! I had the great opportunity to do an internship in a Law Firm in Chicago and I could say is an amazing city! and regarding law schools, I visited both Chicago and Northwestern (in this last one I attended classes since one of the partners is a professor there). Both are great! I would say that North is better located in downtown.. Chicago is not in a save area, but on contrast, it has a beautiful campus and is the most respected university in the City.
Good luck to all! if you end up in Chicago you will enjoy!
Posted Jan 18, 2013 18:00
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Yes I got Richard's email as well !!! AAAAh so excited to receive this answer!
Just three more weeks!!!
<blockquote>Yes I got Richard's email as well !!! AAAAh so excited to receive this answer!</blockquote>
Just three more weeks!!!
Just three more weeks!!!
Posted Jan 18, 2013 20:34
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Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
Posted Jan 18, 2013 20:39
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Nice recall, Dibar.
Tnx
Nice recall, Dibar.
Tnx
Tnx
Posted Jan 18, 2013 21:03
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I am so anxious for this!! :3
.......but mainly for that pizza!
I am so anxious for this!! :3
.......but mainly for that pizza!
.......but mainly for that pizza!
Posted Jan 22, 2013 12:56
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Just three more weeks!!!
Yes, only three weeks left!! Receiving Richard's email made me nervous, anxious and excited all at the same time!
I agree that Chicago manages the process better than most of the universities. At least we know at which stage the Admission Office is right now. It makes the waiting period somewhat tolerable :))
<blockquote><blockquote>Just three more weeks!!!</blockquote>
Yes, only three weeks left!! Receiving Richard's email made me nervous, anxious and excited all at the same time!
I agree that Chicago manages the process better than most of the universities. At least we know at which stage the Admission Office is right now. It makes the waiting period somewhat tolerable :))
Yes, only three weeks left!! Receiving Richard's email made me nervous, anxious and excited all at the same time!
I agree that Chicago manages the process better than most of the universities. At least we know at which stage the Admission Office is right now. It makes the waiting period somewhat tolerable :))
Posted Jan 22, 2013 13:50
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Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.
<blockquote>Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
</blockquote>
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
</blockquote>
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.
Posted Jan 22, 2013 13:58
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Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.
Except places like Chicago are worth the debt. Others however...
<blockquote><blockquote>Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
</blockquote>
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.</blockquote>
Except places like Chicago are worth the debt. Others however...
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
</blockquote>
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.</blockquote>
Except places like Chicago are worth the debt. Others however...
Posted Jan 22, 2013 16:56
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Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.
Except places like Chicago are worth the debt. Others however...
One more reason not to withdraw.
<blockquote><blockquote><blockquote>Hello everyone! Nice to say hello to many well qualified candidates applying for an LLM.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
</blockquote>
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.</blockquote>
Except places like Chicago are worth the debt. Others however...</blockquote>
One more reason not to withdraw.
I just wanted to remind you about what Richard stated on the email he sent yesterday. We should consider which school we are interested the most and if we get admitted, we should withdraw our applications to give more chances to other candidates.
Last week I was accepted to Georgetown and I already withdrew the rest of my applications. I will like to encourage you to do the same, so others can get in.
</blockquote>
I will not withdraw from anything.
Two reasons:
One: I paid for my application to be considered. I want my money's worth.
Two: I applied for financial aid, too. I'll settle for what comes cheapest. And I ain't seen no free ride yet.
You hang in there, kids.</blockquote>
Except places like Chicago are worth the debt. Others however...</blockquote>
One more reason not to withdraw.
Posted Jan 29, 2013 20:50
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Just got Richard's e-mail! we should expect decision by the end of next week!!!
Just got Richard's e-mail! we should expect decision by the end of next week!!!
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Posted Jan 29, 2013 21:17
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Just got Richard's e-mail! we should expect decision by the end of next week!!!
I've received it too. Its really impressive the attention given by Richard to Chicago's applicants. I havent received such a detailed follow-up from any university other than Chicago's.
<blockquote>Just got Richard's e-mail! we should expect decision by the end of next week!!!</blockquote>
I've received it too. Its really impressive the attention given by Richard to Chicago's applicants. I havent received such a detailed follow-up from any university other than Chicago's.
I've received it too. Its really impressive the attention given by Richard to Chicago's applicants. I havent received such a detailed follow-up from any university other than Chicago's.
Posted Jan 30, 2013 14:01
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Couldn't agree more! I met him personally last year and he was indeed very considerate. I was very happy to hear that we will have decisions next week! Fingers crossed!!!!
Couldn't agree more! I met him personally last year and he was indeed very considerate. I was very happy to hear that we will have decisions next week! Fingers crossed!!!!
Posted Jan 30, 2013 18:34
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can anyone tell me what the financial aid in Chicago is like for intnl students?
can anyone tell me what the financial aid in Chicago is like for intnl students?
Posted Jan 30, 2013 19:33
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International students do not have the same privilege as US nationals at receiving financial aid. This is what the Chicago FAQ states here: http://www.law.uchicago.edu/prospective/financialaid/faq
Q: Are all of these programs open to me if I am an international student?
A: Unfortunately international students cannot participate in the federal loan programs. However, you are still eligible for Scholarships and may still apply for private alternative loans. It is important to note that the Law School cannot assist you in securing a private loan. You must apply directly with private lenders. A U.S. cosigner may be required for you to secure funding with a U.S. lender.
International students do not have the same privilege as US nationals at receiving financial aid. This is what the Chicago FAQ states here: http://www.law.uchicago.edu/prospective/financialaid/faq
Q: Are all of these programs open to me if I am an international student?
A: Unfortunately international students cannot participate in the federal loan programs. However, you are still eligible for Scholarships and may still apply for private alternative loans. It is important to note that the Law School cannot assist you in securing a private loan. You must apply directly with private lenders. A U.S. cosigner may be required for you to secure funding with a U.S. lender.
Q: Are all of these programs open to me if I am an international student?
A: Unfortunately international students cannot participate in the federal loan programs. However, you are still eligible for Scholarships and may still apply for private alternative loans. It is important to note that the Law School cannot assist you in securing a private loan. You must apply directly with private lenders. A U.S. cosigner may be required for you to secure funding with a U.S. lender.
Posted Feb 06, 2013 00:17
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Judgement day is nigh people! Fingers crossed!!
Judgement day is nigh people! Fingers crossed!!
Posted Feb 06, 2013 09:44
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Judgement day is nigh people! Fingers crossed!!Good luck everyone!!!!
<blockquote>Judgement day is nigh people! Fingers crossed!!</blockquote> Good luck everyone!!!!
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