NYU Admission Decisions ?
Posted Feb 05, 2008 21:09
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Posted Feb 12, 2008 03:00
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No one who recieved an admissions decision from NYU(NYC) yet?
No one who recieved an admissions decision from NYU(NYC) yet?
Posted Feb 12, 2008 09:18
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Jballer, my stats are: top 20%, journal, summer clerk for a FL circuit judge, research assistant, master in economics, no non-law work experience. But i'm not sure if that comparison will help you much because i'm sure the only reason why they took me was because i never got anything lower than a B+ in the 6 tax law courses i took (with other LLM students) at a school consistently ranked #2 for its tax LLM. In fact, i'm going to pay that seat deposit ASAP in case they made a mistake.
Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job.
<blockquote>Jballer, my stats are: top 20%, journal, summer clerk for a FL circuit judge, research assistant, master in economics, no non-law work experience. But i'm not sure if that comparison will help you much because i'm sure the only reason why they took me was because i never got anything lower than a B+ in the 6 tax law courses i took (with other LLM students) at a school consistently ranked #2 for its tax LLM. In fact, i'm going to pay that seat deposit ASAP in case they made a mistake.</blockquote>
Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job.
Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job.
Posted Feb 12, 2008 12:59
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hi i sent my NYU(NYC) application on 21st november.since then i havent even heard application received or application complete notification.has anybody received offer from NYU.Also how can we check the application status.
Gudluck to all
hi i sent my NYU(NYC) application on 21st november.since then i havent even heard application received or application complete notification.has anybody received offer from NYU.Also how can we check the application status.
Gudluck to all
Gudluck to all
Posted Feb 13, 2008 10:09
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usually they send an email for the completion of application.....if u have not received any email u should contact them immediately by phone or email as it is a serious thing......
usually they send an email for the completion of application.....if u have not received any email u should contact them immediately by phone or email as it is a serious thing......
Posted Feb 13, 2008 15:48
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Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job.
From my friends experiences in the Florida LLM (I dont know anyone at NYU), I will agree with you and say that regardless of where you go for your LLM, you carry a taint with you if you went to a lower tiered school. Ive known about 12 Florida LLMs, and all but two of them went to tier 1 schools. One went to a tier 2 school, and another went to a tier 3 school. Both of them found jobs in firms that are composed of less than 25 lawyers, but the firms are well known (within FL at least) boutique estate tax firms in South Florida. They tried to find mid-large sized firms, but were unable to get interviews at the large firms. I think that if you want to practice tax, you should go to the best LLM you can get into, otherwise your only crutch is a tier 2 JD, and no tax firm is going to take you seriously. My remaining friends all went to biglaw firms (including 3 Florida JDs), primarily in the South and D.C. To answer your question, before even beginning the program, NYU has already helped me get 2 interviews with big law firms with offices in Miami, but Im not in the same position as you. Florida is a tier 1 school, even after the temporary 6 spot drop caused by a temporary bulge in students that resulted from a restructuring of incoming classes (http://www.law.ufl.edu/deansmessages/pdf/usnews_%20ranking_031407.pdf).
good luck in your decision, and congrats on NYU
<blockquote> Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job. </blockquote>
From my friends experiences in the Florida LLM (I dont know anyone at NYU), I will agree with you and say that regardless of where you go for your LLM, you carry a taint with you if you went to a lower tiered school. Ive known about 12 Florida LLMs, and all but two of them went to tier 1 schools. One went to a tier 2 school, and another went to a tier 3 school. Both of them found jobs in firms that are composed of less than 25 lawyers, but the firms are well known (within FL at least) boutique estate tax firms in South Florida. They tried to find mid-large sized firms, but were unable to get interviews at the large firms. I think that if you want to practice tax, you should go to the best LLM you can get into, otherwise your only crutch is a tier 2 JD, and no tax firm is going to take you seriously. My remaining friends all went to biglaw firms (including 3 Florida JDs), primarily in the South and D.C. To answer your question, before even beginning the program, NYU has already helped me get 2 interviews with big law firms with offices in Miami, but Im not in the same position as you. Florida is a tier 1 school, even after the temporary 6 spot drop caused by a temporary bulge in students that resulted from a restructuring of incoming classes (http://www.law.ufl.edu/deansmessages/pdf/usnews_%20ranking_031407.pdf).
good luck in your decision, and congrats on NYU
From my friends experiences in the Florida LLM (I dont know anyone at NYU), I will agree with you and say that regardless of where you go for your LLM, you carry a taint with you if you went to a lower tiered school. Ive known about 12 Florida LLMs, and all but two of them went to tier 1 schools. One went to a tier 2 school, and another went to a tier 3 school. Both of them found jobs in firms that are composed of less than 25 lawyers, but the firms are well known (within FL at least) boutique estate tax firms in South Florida. They tried to find mid-large sized firms, but were unable to get interviews at the large firms. I think that if you want to practice tax, you should go to the best LLM you can get into, otherwise your only crutch is a tier 2 JD, and no tax firm is going to take you seriously. My remaining friends all went to biglaw firms (including 3 Florida JDs), primarily in the South and D.C. To answer your question, before even beginning the program, NYU has already helped me get 2 interviews with big law firms with offices in Miami, but Im not in the same position as you. Florida is a tier 1 school, even after the temporary 6 spot drop caused by a temporary bulge in students that resulted from a restructuring of incoming classes (http://www.law.ufl.edu/deansmessages/pdf/usnews_%20ranking_031407.pdf).
good luck in your decision, and congrats on NYU
Posted Feb 14, 2008 01:22
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Jballer, my stats are: top 20%, journal, summer clerk for a FL circuit judge, research assistant, master in economics, no non-law work experience. But i'm not sure if that comparison will help you much because i'm sure the only reason why they took me was because i never got anything lower than a B+ in the 6 tax law courses i took (with other LLM students) at a school consistently ranked #2 for its tax LLM. In fact, i'm going to pay that seat deposit ASAP in case they made a mistake.
Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job.
You a little angry?
You must have posted on the wrong board. Autoadmit.com. is another website.
<blockquote><blockquote>Jballer, my stats are: top 20%, journal, summer clerk for a FL circuit judge, research assistant, master in economics, no non-law work experience. But i'm not sure if that comparison will help you much because i'm sure the only reason why they took me was because i never got anything lower than a B+ in the 6 tax law courses i took (with other LLM students) at a school consistently ranked #2 for its tax LLM. In fact, i'm going to pay that seat deposit ASAP in case they made a mistake.</blockquote>
Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job. </blockquote>
You a little angry?
You must have posted on the wrong board. Autoadmit.com. is another website.
Don't be too impressed with your "luck." Most NYU LLM ppl are like you. Do you expect to get a biglaw job out of this? I've heard it's hard, because an NYU LLM won't remove the taint of your tier 2 (Florida) JD. I'm in a very similar boat as you (without the masters though) and I'm wondering if I'm just wasting more money on a degree which won't get me a good job. </blockquote>
You a little angry?
You must have posted on the wrong board. Autoadmit.com. is another website.
Posted Feb 14, 2008 11:47
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has anyone who did not also apply für NYU@NUS received an admission decision for NYU yet? I am getting little nervous since the deadline to accept admission to CLS is getting closer and closer.
has anyone who did not also apply für NYU@NUS received an admission decision for NYU yet? I am getting little nervous since the deadline to accept admission to CLS is getting closer and closer.
Posted Feb 14, 2008 19:04
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From my friends experiences in the Florida LLM (I dont know anyone at NYU), I will agree with you and say that regardless of where you go for your LLM, you carry a taint with you if you went to a lower tiered school. Ive known about 12 Florida LLMs, and all but two of them went to tier 1 schools. One went to a tier 2 school, and another went to a tier 3 school. Both of them found jobs in firms that are composed of less than 25 lawyers, but the firms are well known (within FL at least) boutique estate tax firms in South Florida. They tried to find mid-large sized firms, but were unable to get interviews at the large firms. I think that if you want to practice tax, you should go to the best LLM you can get into, otherwise your only crutch is a tier 2 JD, and no tax firm is going to take you seriously. My remaining friends all went to biglaw firms (including 3 Florida JDs), primarily in the South and D.C. To answer your question, before even beginning the program, NYU has already helped me get 2 interviews with big law firms with offices in Miami, but Im not in the same position as you. Florida is a tier 1 school, even after the temporary 6 spot drop caused by a temporary bulge in students that resulted from a restructuring of incoming classes (http://www.law.ufl.edu/deansmessages/pdf/usnews_%20ranking_031407.pdf).
good luck in your decision, and congrats on NYU
So you got interviews at firms, as a 3L, that had rejected you prior to your getting into NYU? That's very interesting and seems to prove NYU's value.
P.S. I got to a school like yours (when I say tier 2 I mean real tier 2, like everything outside T14 + the few other national schools like Vandy or USC.)
My concern is that if I go to NYU, and don't get a good job, it will be a huge waste of money. NY is expensive, not to mention the lost opportunity cost. I'm wondering if I should just take a job at a small firm now and forget about starting off at a high paying firm.
<blockquote>From my friends experiences in the Florida LLM (I dont know anyone at NYU), I will agree with you and say that regardless of where you go for your LLM, you carry a taint with you if you went to a lower tiered school. Ive known about 12 Florida LLMs, and all but two of them went to tier 1 schools. One went to a tier 2 school, and another went to a tier 3 school. Both of them found jobs in firms that are composed of less than 25 lawyers, but the firms are well known (within FL at least) boutique estate tax firms in South Florida. They tried to find mid-large sized firms, but were unable to get interviews at the large firms. I think that if you want to practice tax, you should go to the best LLM you can get into, otherwise your only crutch is a tier 2 JD, and no tax firm is going to take you seriously. My remaining friends all went to biglaw firms (including 3 Florida JDs), primarily in the South and D.C. To answer your question, before even beginning the program, NYU has already helped me get 2 interviews with big law firms with offices in Miami, but Im not in the same position as you. Florida is a tier 1 school, even after the temporary 6 spot drop caused by a temporary bulge in students that resulted from a restructuring of incoming classes (http://www.law.ufl.edu/deansmessages/pdf/usnews_%20ranking_031407.pdf).
good luck in your decision, and congrats on NYU</blockquote>
So you got interviews at firms, as a 3L, that had rejected you prior to your getting into NYU? That's very interesting and seems to prove NYU's value.
P.S. I got to a school like yours (when I say tier 2 I mean real tier 2, like everything outside T14 + the few other national schools like Vandy or USC.)
My concern is that if I go to NYU, and don't get a good job, it will be a huge waste of money. NY is expensive, not to mention the lost opportunity cost. I'm wondering if I should just take a job at a small firm now and forget about starting off at a high paying firm.
good luck in your decision, and congrats on NYU</blockquote>
So you got interviews at firms, as a 3L, that had rejected you prior to your getting into NYU? That's very interesting and seems to prove NYU's value.
P.S. I got to a school like yours (when I say tier 2 I mean real tier 2, like everything outside T14 + the few other national schools like Vandy or USC.)
My concern is that if I go to NYU, and don't get a good job, it will be a huge waste of money. NY is expensive, not to mention the lost opportunity cost. I'm wondering if I should just take a job at a small firm now and forget about starting off at a high paying firm.
Posted Feb 21, 2008 01:17
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Congrats on your acceptance though. Hurry up and pay before they realize their error.
I thought you mind find this helpful in deciding whether to go. look at the second post.
http://www.llm-guide.com/board/8353/
<blockquote> Congrats on your acceptance though. Hurry up and pay before they realize their error. </blockquote>
I thought you mind find this helpful in deciding whether to go. look at the second post.
http://www.llm-guide.com/board/8353/
I thought you mind find this helpful in deciding whether to go. look at the second post.
http://www.llm-guide.com/board/8353/
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