advice anyone?
PennLaw with full tuition grant or CLS????
Posted Mar 04, 2009 23:06
Posted Mar 04, 2009 23:24
Leave it to me please...
Posted Mar 04, 2009 23:28
I am facing a similar problem... NYU with full-tuition, Chicago or CLS?
Posted Mar 04, 2009 23:49
It's an incredibly difficult decision, as CLS has the better name (although Penn is incredibly good, but not that well known).
I'd go for Penn, full tuition is A LOT to make up for just a name :)
I am facing a similar problem... NYU with full-tuition, Chicago or CLS?
Again the same problem in my opinion. CLS has the better name, but not by much. Chicago is better than NYU I think because of the very small group with good guidance from the staff.
But full tuition is SO much, I'd go for NYU :)
I'd go for Penn, full tuition is A LOT to make up for just a name :)
<blockquote>I am facing a similar problem... NYU with full-tuition, Chicago or CLS?</blockquote>
Again the same problem in my opinion. CLS has the better name, but not by much. Chicago is better than NYU I think because of the very small group with good guidance from the staff.
But full tuition is SO much, I'd go for NYU :)
Posted Mar 04, 2009 23:51
Thank you for the advice!
Posted Mar 04, 2009 23:53
Consider it as just another personal opinion. It all depends on your aspirations and the amount of money you've got to spend, but for me the decision would be as mentioned above.
Good luck for the rest. The choice is really one of great wealth! :)
Good luck for the rest. The choice is really one of great wealth! :)
Posted Mar 05, 2009 00:15
Penn Law full tuition v. CLS no scholarship -- tough choice.
NYU full tuition v. CLS no scholarship -- I say NYU.
I wouldn't consider Chicago if you had NYU with full tuition.
NYU full tuition v. CLS no scholarship -- I say NYU.
I wouldn't consider Chicago if you had NYU with full tuition.
Posted Mar 05, 2009 00:16
I would send an email to CLS explaining your dilemma to see whether they can propose you something.
Personally I already chose CLS over Penn because of the reputation of the former but with a full tuition grant I would probably have picked the later instead.
Personally I already chose CLS over Penn because of the reputation of the former but with a full tuition grant I would probably have picked the later instead.
Posted Mar 05, 2009 00:33
thank you all for your advice. i'm so confused. i've email CLS and HLS. I hope they get back to me. the deadline for the scholarship at penn is march 6th... just told me today... they've only given me one day!!!!!!!
Posted Mar 05, 2009 01:02
DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.
Posted Mar 05, 2009 02:39
Definitely go to CLS! LLM is a once-in-a-life investment...Penn Law is much more inferior than CLS in terms of location, resources avaialble to law students and academic prestige.........
Your background should be strong, why not wait for Harvard, Yale and Stanford? You should definitely contact Upenn staff to extend your reply deadline
Your background should be strong, why not wait for Harvard, Yale and Stanford? You should definitely contact Upenn staff to extend your reply deadline
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:07
does Penn provide RA position for a LLM student? I thought RA or TA are available only for non-professional disciplines like engineering.
DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.
<blockquote>DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.</blockquote>
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:09
What are your interests?
Penn Law/Wharton are renowned for business law. Wharton is the best business school in the world according to almost every ranking (US News, FT, WSJ, Forbes, etc). And there's a lot of interaction between the business school and law school.
If I had a full scholarship from Penn, I would definitely pick Penn over Columbia any day, especially since my interests relate to corporate law.
Penn Law/Wharton are renowned for business law. Wharton is the best business school in the world according to almost every ranking (US News, FT, WSJ, Forbes, etc). And there's a lot of interaction between the business school and law school.
If I had a full scholarship from Penn, I would definitely pick Penn over Columbia any day, especially since my interests relate to corporate law.
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:17
does Penn provide RA position for a LLM student? I thought RA or TA are available only for non-professional disciplines like engineering.
DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.
Apparently it does... its a part of the human rights scholarship award.... i'm so confused.
DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.
Apparently it does... its a part of the human rights scholarship award.... i'm so confused.
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:37
then do you need to focus on human rights law as a condition of this scholarship?
does Penn provide RA position for a LLM student? I thought RA or TA are available only for non-professional disciplines like engineering.
DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.
Apparently it does... its a part of the human rights scholarship award.... i'm so confused.
<blockquote>does Penn provide RA position for a LLM student? I thought RA or TA are available only for non-professional disciplines like engineering.
DID I MENTION I GOT A RESEARCH ASSISTANT POSITION AS WELL.... i cant decide.
Apparently it does... its a part of the human rights scholarship award.... i'm so confused.</blockquote>
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:39
hmmm... i think so.
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:42
then how did you get this grant? from Penn or other sponsors? I didn't expressly indicate my interest in my application.
hmmm... i think so.
<blockquote>hmmm... i think so. </blockquote>
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:49
i got it from penn... but i didnt apply for it.. and am very grateful i got it.
i'm sorry i'm kinda lost....
what didnt u expressly indicate in your application? did u get into penn? did u get a grant?
i'm sorry i'm kinda lost....
what didnt u expressly indicate in your application? did u get into penn? did u get a grant?
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:52
full tuition scholarship? this is a great achievement really. a master for free at UPenn or NYU and you still consider other admission offer with no scholarship at all? crazy fellows. trust me...run to UPenn (or NYU for the other lucky and talented fellow) and be always grateful! my very best congratulations!
Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:55
i'm admitted with no grant or scholarship.
they say they consider financial aid automatically and no need to apply for it. so you are really the lucky one!!!
still curious why they provide a human rights grant on a RA position... how can you spare time to do the job when you will be very busy with the courses?
i got it from penn... but i didnt apply for it.. and am very grateful i got it.
i'm sorry i'm kinda lost....
what didnt u expressly indicate in your application? did u get into penn? did u get a grant?
they say they consider financial aid automatically and no need to apply for it. so you are really the lucky one!!!
still curious why they provide a human rights grant on a RA position... how can you spare time to do the job when you will be very busy with the courses?
<blockquote>i got it from penn... but i didnt apply for it.. and am very grateful i got it.
i'm sorry i'm kinda lost....
what didnt u expressly indicate in your application? did u get into penn? did u get a grant?</blockquote>
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