Does anyone who apply on November 22 get the decision? I don't know whether I am on the waitlist or they simply just haven't looked at my application. :(
Columbia LLM - 2020-2021 Applicants
Posted Mar 21, 2020 02:18
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Does anyone who apply on November 22 get the decision? I don't know whether I am on the waitlist or they simply just haven't looked at my application. :(
Posted Mar 21, 2020 05:34
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Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia
[Edited by Springer on Mar 21, 2020]
Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia
Posted Mar 21, 2020 10:05
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Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop.
[quote]Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia[/quote]
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop.
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop.
Posted Mar 21, 2020 12:40
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Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Who are you to tell other people to stop posting? Get over yourself.
[quote][quote]Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia[/quote]
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop. [/quote]
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Who are you to tell other people to stop posting? Get over yourself.
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop. [/quote]
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Who are you to tell other people to stop posting? Get over yourself.
Posted Mar 21, 2020 13:02
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Hey! I still haven't heard on my application. I am very nervous. Anyone from India still awaiting?
Hey! I still haven't heard on my application. I am very nervous. Anyone from India still awaiting?
Inactive User
Posted Mar 21, 2020 15:33
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Hey! I still haven't heard on my application. I am very nervous. Anyone from India still awaiting?
Me. I've requested an expedited decision.
[quote]Hey! I still haven't heard on my application. I am very nervous. Anyone from India still awaiting? [/quote]
Me. I've requested an expedited decision.
Me. I've requested an expedited decision.
Posted Mar 21, 2020 16:10
1
Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Who are you to tell other people to stop posting? Get over yourself.
Thanks! @TSB: Who are you to ask me to keep quiet??? Just kidding. Of course you can. you can ask anything from anyone on the internet. unfortunately, on the internet everyone is dubious. If you have deferred twice, you should definitely do your best to go ahead. My advice makes sense to those who are applying to be attorneys in the US. The lack of certainty makes decisions difficult. Decisions that only you will make for yourself. Good luck!
[quote][quote][quote]Law firms in the US are laying off people. One of the top 3 law firms (Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden) already started laying off people. This will be an unprecedented recession in the US, as 3 top law firms rarely layoff people but this time they are. NYC just placed a shelter in place which is a lockdown quarantine. This is the first time ever in the city's history. Don't come. Save your money and career. LLM will have a zero to near-zero chance at a law firm job upon graduation, even if it's Columbia[/quote]
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop. [/quote]
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Who are you to tell other people to stop posting? Get over yourself.[/quote]
Thanks! @TSB: Who are you to ask me to keep quiet??? Just kidding. Of course you can. you can ask anything from anyone on the internet. unfortunately, on the internet everyone is dubious. If you have deferred twice, you should definitely do your best to go ahead. My advice makes sense to those who are applying to be attorneys in the US. The lack of certainty makes decisions difficult. Decisions that only you will make for yourself. Good luck!
We don't know what's going to happen in 5 months' time. I initially took TundraKen seriously and engaged with them because I could see they had posted before and it looks like they were a current LLM. Are you a current LLM Springer? What position are you in to tell us not to come? Because it sounds like scaremongering and trolling a group of people already nervous about their future.
I spoke to a friend who's a current LL.M. at Columbia. Yes, they have to do distance learning now. Yes it's an unprecedented and horrible situation. Yes, many of the current LL.M.s want a discount/refund for the fees they paid for attending in person. But should we all panick and cancell our long awaited course immediately? No. Because this situation is very fluid. Right now, we should focus on staying safe, looking out for our loved ones and social distancing to avoid spreading the virus.
We all have different reasons for going. For me, its largely the experiential learning, which I know I may not be able to take part in now. But I've already had to put off going, after being accepted. Twice. So no, I will not be cancelling my dreams. Unless the US gov decides the country is on lockdown for the next year, I will continue my life, as soon as it's safe to do so.
I was in the middle of my LLB when the financial crisis struck. Do you know how crazy it would have been to drop out of the course because the markets are flatlining? Yes, it was difficult to get a good job after graduation, even a few years later. But I did.
We all have to adapt to this new crisis. Let's all wait and see what GLS says. Let's see how the situation develops in the US.
If you've been accepted, please don't decline the offer based on bad or incomplete information from a dubious source.
And Springer and TundraKen? Please just stop. TK I can kind of appreciate, because you're in the middle of this and I'm sorry that your experience has been hampered like this. And Springer - just stop. [/quote]
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Who are you to tell other people to stop posting? Get over yourself.[/quote]
Thanks! @TSB: Who are you to ask me to keep quiet??? Just kidding. Of course you can. you can ask anything from anyone on the internet. unfortunately, on the internet everyone is dubious. If you have deferred twice, you should definitely do your best to go ahead. My advice makes sense to those who are applying to be attorneys in the US. The lack of certainty makes decisions difficult. Decisions that only you will make for yourself. Good luck!
Posted Mar 21, 2020 16:22
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Thanks! @TSB: Who are you to ask me to keep quiet??? Just kidding. Of course you can. you can ask anything from anyone on the internet. unfortunately, on the internet everyone is dubious. If you have deferred twice, you should definitely do your best to go ahead. My advice makes sense to those who are applying to be attorneys in the US. The lack of certainty makes decisions difficult. Decisions that only you will make for yourself. Good luck!
Cheers TundraKen, best of luck with your LLM. To clarify, the majority of the above response was directed primarily at Springer (for the reasons I detailed). As I said, I appreciate where you're coming from, but I also don't want anyone to be deterred by the experience of others when we still don't know what the next month, much lest next year may bring.
Hope everyone is doing well in these crazy times!
Thanks! @TSB: Who are you to ask me to keep quiet??? Just kidding. Of course you can. you can ask anything from anyone on the internet. unfortunately, on the internet everyone is dubious. If you have deferred twice, you should definitely do your best to go ahead. My advice makes sense to those who are applying to be attorneys in the US. The lack of certainty makes decisions difficult. Decisions that only you will make for yourself. Good luck![/quote]
Cheers TundraKen, best of luck with your LLM. To clarify, the majority of the above response was directed primarily at Springer (for the reasons I detailed). As I said, I appreciate where you're coming from, but I also don't want anyone to be deterred by the experience of others when we still don't know what the next month, much lest next year may bring.
Hope everyone is doing well in these crazy times!
Cheers TundraKen, best of luck with your LLM. To clarify, the majority of the above response was directed primarily at Springer (for the reasons I detailed). As I said, I appreciate where you're coming from, but I also don't want anyone to be deterred by the experience of others when we still don't know what the next month, much lest next year may bring.
Hope everyone is doing well in these crazy times!
Posted Mar 21, 2020 16:29
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@kyotolawllm - Nice... actually, I'm not telling people to stop posting. I'm asking people to stop fearmongering and *telling* us not to go next year. Nothing else.
@kyotolawllm - Nice... actually, I'm not telling people to stop posting. I'm asking people to stop fearmongering and *telling* us not to go next year. Nothing else.
Posted Mar 21, 2020 16:31
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@kyotolawllm - Nice... actually, I'm not telling people to stop posting. I'm asking people to stop fearmongering and *telling* us not to go next year. Nothing else.
You are absolutely right from my point of view!
[quote]@kyotolawllm - Nice... actually, I'm not telling people to stop posting. I'm asking people to stop fearmongering and *telling* us not to go next year. Nothing else.[/quote]
You are absolutely right from my point of view!
You are absolutely right from my point of view!
Posted Mar 21, 2020 18:59
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Hi! Has anyone e-mailed or is planning to write to CLS for extension of the deposit deadline (because of the COVID-19 situation?)
Hi! Has anyone e-mailed or is planning to write to CLS for extension of the deposit deadline (because of the COVID-19 situation?)
Posted Mar 22, 2020 11:22
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Hi! Has anyone e-mailed or is planning to write to CLS for extension of the deposit deadline (because of the COVID-19 situation?)
Chicago U did it. I would be very interested to know if there is an extension. Keep us posted if you hear anything. Thanks
[quote]Hi! Has anyone e-mailed or is planning to write to CLS for extension of the deposit deadline (because of the COVID-19 situation?)[/quote]
Chicago U did it. I would be very interested to know if there is an extension. Keep us posted if you hear anything. Thanks
Chicago U did it. I would be very interested to know if there is an extension. Keep us posted if you hear anything. Thanks
Posted Mar 22, 2020 13:39
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What's the financial deadline though!?
I am still awaiting my decision.
What's the financial deadline though!?
I am still awaiting my decision.
I am still awaiting my decision.
Posted Mar 23, 2020 15:18
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Hi! Has anyone e-mailed or is planning to write to CLS for extension of the deposit deadline (because of the COVID-19 situation?)
I was told I would get a deadline with my financial decision (admitted early review mid-December; still no news on financial aid). I asked other schools, and for those I had an offer of financial aid in place, they said they would not extend the deadline to commit (which as of now coincides with the deposit). They have offered to return the deposit if I cannot attend due to COVID, though.
[quote]Hi! Has anyone e-mailed or is planning to write to CLS for extension of the deposit deadline (because of the COVID-19 situation?)[/quote]
I was told I would get a deadline with my financial decision (admitted early review mid-December; still no news on financial aid). I asked other schools, and for those I had an offer of financial aid in place, they said they would not extend the deadline to commit (which as of now coincides with the deposit). They have offered to return the deposit if I cannot attend due to COVID, though.
I was told I would get a deadline with my financial decision (admitted early review mid-December; still no news on financial aid). I asked other schools, and for those I had an offer of financial aid in place, they said they would not extend the deadline to commit (which as of now coincides with the deposit). They have offered to return the deposit if I cannot attend due to COVID, though.
Posted Mar 23, 2020 16:01
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Hey! I still haven't heard on my application. I am very nervous. Anyone from India still awaiting?
Me. I've requested an expedited decision.
I am in this situation... I haven't heard news from CLS.
[quote][quote]Hey! I still haven't heard on my application. I am very nervous. Anyone from India still awaiting? [/quote]
Me. I've requested an expedited decision.[/quote]
I am in this situation... I haven't heard news from CLS.
Me. I've requested an expedited decision.[/quote]
I am in this situation... I haven't heard news from CLS.
Posted Mar 23, 2020 16:30
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Will there be any updates today? I still get nothing from CLS....
Will there be any updates today? I still get nothing from CLS....
Posted Mar 23, 2020 17:05
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That's what they answered me concerning the deadline and covid : "We are not yet sure whether we are pushing the deadlines, like Chicago has. At this point, we are not, but we will keep you posted if anything changes.
That's what they answered me concerning the deadline and covid : "We are not yet sure whether we are pushing the deadlines, like Chicago has. At this point, we are not, but we will keep you posted if anything changes.
Posted Mar 23, 2020 18:39
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Has anyone who requested an expedited decision received a response? Either admitted, waitlisted or rejected??
Has anyone who requested an expedited decision received a response? Either admitted, waitlisted or rejected??
Posted Mar 24, 2020 08:29
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Has anyone who requested an expedited decision received a response? Either admitted, waitlisted or rejected??
I had requested an expedited decision on 4th March. Still waiting for a response
[quote]Has anyone who requested an expedited decision received a response? Either admitted, waitlisted or rejected??[/quote]
I had requested an expedited decision on 4th March. Still waiting for a response
I had requested an expedited decision on 4th March. Still waiting for a response
Posted Mar 24, 2020 11:09
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Has anyone who requested an expedited decision received a response? Either admitted, waitlisted or rejected??
I had requested an expedited decision on 4th March. Still waiting for a response
What was the deadline of the other school which you quoted?
[quote][quote]Has anyone who requested an expedited decision received a response? Either admitted, waitlisted or rejected??[/quote]
I had requested an expedited decision on 4th March. Still waiting for a response[/quote]
What was the deadline of the other school which you quoted?
I had requested an expedited decision on 4th March. Still waiting for a response[/quote]
What was the deadline of the other school which you quoted?
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Nov 16 09:22 PM 40,089 209 -
Stanford 2024-2025
Nov 07, 2024 35,066 117 -
Oxford 2025-2026 BCL/MSCs/MJUR/MPHIL/MLF
Nov 15 04:43 AM 2,035 44 -
Warwick or Birmingham
Nov 10, 2024 1,161 5 -
LL.M. Scholarship Rates?
Nov 09, 2024 2,502 5 -
Scholarship Negotiation Strategy (BCL v. NYU LLM Dean's Graduate Scholarship)
Nov 09, 2024 1,038 4 -
NUS vs Peking
Nov 09, 2024 183 4
