Despite rankings Michigan is particularly well regarded by academics in my country.
dam: can i ask which country you are from?
Posted Feb 23, 2007 17:52
Despite rankings Michigan is particularly well regarded by academics in my country.
Posted Feb 23, 2007 19:24
I'm from Italy; nothing on financial aid; and you ?
Posted Feb 23, 2007 21:29
none either. It said that they will let me know about the fellowship in March or something like that... I dont remember exactly.
Posted Feb 25, 2007 19:45
Hi, Got into Michigan as well and seriously considering the offer. Why is the school so well regarded in Italian academia?
Got my admission at Michigan just now: it's a great honor, since I consider it one of the finest schools in my field.
The e-mail (very kind, indeed) does not specify a deadline for acceptance.
Posted Feb 26, 2007 10:31
On the one hand, I think it's a matter of tradition: a relatively high number of Italians studied there in the past, so Michigan is considered a 'good' choice by professors that usually don't know U.S. News rankings. The same is even more evident with regard to Georgetown: huge Italian alumni network and a reputation that here is far higher than the one a #14 in U.S. News could grant. On the other hand, i think that Michigan academic reputation is well deserved: see the rankings regarding Supreme Court law clerks placement and alumni who became law professors, wich may not be decisive factors from an attorney's perspective but are important in academia.
May I ask you if you're Italian too?
Posted Feb 26, 2007 11:12
hey all...i too applied for jan deadline. n recieved the email indicating tht my application is complete immediately.but i havent heard from them ever since...would it b a gud idea to email dem n ask for my application status?
Posted Feb 26, 2007 12:16
I'm still waiting answers from several schools and this waiting is killing me (I'm very anxious); however, I would advise not to e-mail the schools out of legitimate curiosity alone but only if there is a compelling reason for doing so. After all it's absolutely not too late to get admitted at Michigan.
Posted Mar 03, 2007 13:07
Is anyone still waiting for Michigan's decision?
applied late November. received an confirmaiton email early December. still no news...
Posted Mar 04, 2007 00:54
i applied late december. received confirmation of application in January. Still waiting like you.
Posted Mar 04, 2007 02:30
I got in on wednesday.. my application was complete in the 1st week of februrary.. anyways planning on going to michigan for sure?
Posted Mar 04, 2007 13:29
michigan started sending out acceptance emails and rejections by post already. a friend of mine got his rejection letter last week. he's from asia.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 01:37
Hello everyone
I have a dilemma and i truly hope you can help me. I've been accepted at Michigan and need to give them an answer by the end of March. However, i have also applied to other law schools, and have not yet received definitive answers.
Does any one of you know what would happen if i accepted the Michigan offer and later decided to take it back? What would be the consequences? Has anyone ever done anything similar?
I ask this because some schools might communicate their decisions in April, yet i have to reply to Mich before that...
Thanks!
Posted Mar 07, 2007 02:12
michigan started sending out acceptance emails and rejections by post already. a friend of mine got his rejection letter last week. he's from asia.
Posted Mar 07, 2007 02:15
I've been accepted at Michigan and need to give them an answer by the end of March. However, i have also applied to other law schools, and have not yet received definitive answers.
Does any one of you know what would happen if i accepted the Michigan offer and later decided to take it back? What would be the consequences? Has anyone ever done anything similar?
Posted Mar 07, 2007 02:32
i think so. because from reading the posts here, everyone was accepted through email and yet my friend was rejected via post so i came to that conclusion.
to happychild: there's no consequence really but i really urge you to ask for an extension rather than accept and then reject later on. Its much fair to the others, considering there are only 45 slots in michigan. if you accept, it may be too late to offer that place to someone else, someone who may really really want to go to that school.
surely you'd want to be treated that way as well. ask for an extension, i don't think its going to be a problem. good luck!
Posted Mar 11, 2007 00:16
Any recent updates on Michigan?
Perhaps they are moving late this year.
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