How many programs did you apply to?


Baby_Luck

Hey guys,

I have a quick question.. Basically, did you guys apply to many programs or you kind of have one dream school tahat you targeted?

I applied only to one school - GULC..

Hey guys,

I have a quick question.. Basically, did you guys apply to many programs or you kind of have one dream school tahat you targeted?

I applied only to one school - GULC..

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mrw

Tax program at three schools: NYU, GULC, and BU.

As I'm sure most people do, I based my decision on where to apply on the quality of the program and its location.

Tax program at three schools: NYU, GULC, and BU.

As I'm sure most people do, I based my decision on where to apply on the quality of the program and its location.
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Baby_Luck

What about other people?? :>>> I am just curious.
Are there people who applied to one school only, like me?

What about other people?? :>>> I am just curious.
Are there people who applied to one school only, like me?
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scrappydog

Only one -- GULC. The securities and financial regulation program is the leading program of its kind. Plus, D.C. is a great city.

Only one -- GULC. The securities and financial regulation program is the leading program of its kind. Plus, D.C. is a great city.
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kstar3001

I applied to 10 LLM tax programs and 1 LLM in estate planning program

I applied to 10 LLM tax programs and 1 LLM in estate planning program
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isradv

I applied to 10 LLM tax programs and 1 LLM in estate planning program


Can you tell me which programs did you apply to ?
Good Luck!

<blockquote>I applied to 10 LLM tax programs and 1 LLM in estate planning program</blockquote>

Can you tell me which programs did you apply to ?
Good Luck!
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GlasgowLaw

Yo
I applied to NYU only - now getting worried - so started applications for Cornell, Vanderbilt and Georgetown......

Yo
I applied to NYU only - now getting worried - so started applications for Cornell, Vanderbilt and Georgetown......
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kstar3001

I applied to BU, Northwestern, GULC, UF, NYU, USD, U of Washington, U of Denver, U of Miami, and Loyola (CA). So far I haven't heard from NYU or Northwestern, am on hold at UF (they want this semester's grades) waitlisted at USD and in everywhere else (6). I'm probably going to Georgetown unless by some chance I get into NYU and then I have a tough decision.

I applied to BU, Northwestern, GULC, UF, NYU, USD, U of Washington, U of Denver, U of Miami, and Loyola (CA). So far I haven't heard from NYU or Northwestern, am on hold at UF (they want this semester's grades) waitlisted at USD and in everywhere else (6). I'm probably going to Georgetown unless by some chance I get into NYU and then I have a tough decision.
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Baby_Luck

Only one -- GULC. The securities and financial regulation program is the leading program of its kind. Plus, D.C. is a great city.


Did you have a JD securities specialization/ securities experience? I agree that DC is a nice city!

<blockquote>Only one -- GULC. The securities and financial regulation program is the leading program of its kind. Plus, D.C. is a great city.</blockquote>

Did you have a JD securities specialization/ securities experience? I agree that DC is a nice city!
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isradv

I applied to BU, Northwestern, GULC, UF, NYU, USD, U of Washington, U of Denver, U of Miami, and Loyola (CA). So far I haven't heard from NYU or Northwestern, am on hold at UF (they want this semester's grades) waitlisted at USD and in everywhere else (6). I'm probably going to Georgetown unless by some chance I get into NYU and then I have a tough decision.


Thnx for answering. So u got an answer fro GT.... what about BU ? any news? I have to say that I didn't know USD has good rep. on LLM.

<blockquote>I applied to BU, Northwestern, GULC, UF, NYU, USD, U of Washington, U of Denver, U of Miami, and Loyola (CA). So far I haven't heard from NYU or Northwestern, am on hold at UF (they want this semester's grades) waitlisted at USD and in everywhere else (6). I'm probably going to Georgetown unless by some chance I get into NYU and then I have a tough decision. </blockquote>

Thnx for answering. So u got an answer fro GT.... what about BU ? any news? I have to say that I didn't know USD has good rep. on LLM.
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kstar3001

Thnx for answering. So u got an answer fro GT.... what about BU ? any news? I have to say that I didn't know USD has good rep. on LLM.

BU scheduled me for a phone interview in January with the dean. They basically told me they didn't do interviews unless they were planning on accepting you. So no formal letter yet, but I think I'm in.

I don't think USD has that greta of a program (they're ranked 8-9), but I think b/c their application was free a lot of people applied and so to give responses early they waitlisted a lot of people. No matter, I'm excited about GULC.


Thnx for answering. So u got an answer fro GT.... what about BU ? any news? I have to say that I didn't know USD has good rep. on LLM.</blockquote>

BU scheduled me for a phone interview in January with the dean. They basically told me they didn't do interviews unless they were planning on accepting you. So no formal letter yet, but I think I'm in.

I don't think USD has that greta of a program (they're ranked 8-9), but I think b/c their application was free a lot of people applied and so to give responses early they waitlisted a lot of people. No matter, I'm excited about GULC.
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phisher

I applied to 6. NYU, UF, BU, Denver, Loyola, and USD. I submitted all of my applications in early this fall. I've heard responses from the last three and BU and UF are both expected shortly.

I applied to 6. NYU, UF, BU, Denver, Loyola, and USD. I submitted all of my applications in early this fall. I've heard responses from the last three and BU and UF are both expected shortly.
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Baby_Luck

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scrappydog

Did you have a JD securities specialization/ securities experience? I agree that DC is a nice city!

Neither. My school only offered a couple securities classes and therefore I could not specialize in securities law. I took the classes offered, however, and absolutely loved them. Prior to law school, I did not work in the securities industry.

<blockquote>Did you have a JD securities specialization/ securities experience? I agree that DC is a nice city!</blockquote>
Neither. My school only offered a couple securities classes and therefore I could not specialize in securities law. I took the classes offered, however, and absolutely loved them. Prior to law school, I did not work in the securities industry.
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Baby_Luck

It is a great time to specialize in securities :> And you will be close the SEC in DC. You may have a great career here. good luck to you!

My understanding is that the securities and M&A practice is booming in Russia too.

It is a great time to specialize in securities :> And you will be close the SEC in DC. You may have a great career here. good luck to you!

My understanding is that the securities and M&A practice is booming in Russia too.
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scrappydog

It is a great time to specialize in securities :> And you will be close the SEC in DC. You may have a great career here. good luck to you!

Thanks! Hopefully the SEC will get more funding in the near future -- the war in Iraq has diverted a lot of funds from the SEC and other federal agencies.

<blockquote>It is a great time to specialize in securities :> And you will be close the SEC in DC. You may have a great career here. good luck to you! </blockquote>
Thanks! Hopefully the SEC will get more funding in the near future -- the war in Iraq has diverted a lot of funds from the SEC and other federal agencies.
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jcgdelros

hi everyone!

i sent applications to georgetown, boston u, boston college, and cardozo. however, i still have to courier my recommendation letters. will also send an application to wake forest. i figure i would have better chances of being admitted if i applied to five schools. cheers!

hi everyone!

i sent applications to georgetown, boston u, boston college, and cardozo. however, i still have to courier my recommendation letters. will also send an application to wake forest. i figure i would have better chances of being admitted if i applied to five schools. cheers!
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dk-mani

I don't think there is anything wrong with applying to one school if you feel confident of being accepted. I applied to four namely GULC, NYU, UMICH & HLS. So far i have been admitted to GULC. All the best!

I don't think there is anything wrong with applying to one school if you feel confident of being accepted. I applied to four namely GULC, NYU, UMICH & HLS. So far i have been admitted to GULC. All the best!
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