PennLaw with full tuition grant or CLS????

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Posted Mar 05, 2009 03:57

these are the same questons i have. i will call them tomorrow to get all the details. it sounds like a great opportunity though!

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partofdavi...

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Posted Mar 05, 2009 05:13

when you get the answers, do share with us the information and experience!!

these are the same questons i have. i will call them tomorrow to get all the details. it sounds like a great opportunity though!

when you get the answers, do share with us the information and experience!!

<blockquote>these are the same questons i have. i will call them tomorrow to get all the details. it sounds like a great opportunity though!</blockquote>

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eto

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Posted Mar 05, 2009 08:04

there are certain applicants got scholarship from Penn previously...but finally all turn to YHS....I think the most point thing is to hold your scholarship awardee status....

Believe me, YHS really have unparalled academic atmosphere whereby you can enjoy the academic seeds planted by lots of leading scholars

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grugani

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Posted Mar 05, 2009 14:07

In my opinion, I'd get UPenn with full tuition scholarship, no second thought. Not only a great school (such as CLS), but being awarded a scholarship is something material to figure out in your resumè...

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Jenny1980

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Posted Mar 05, 2009 15:31

In my opinion, I'd get UPenn with full tuition scholarship, no second thought. Not only a great school (such as CLS), but being awarded a scholarship is something material to figure out in your resumè...

Completely agree with grugiani!

In fact, I think that, in most cases, if you have an scholarship for some university you should go there, without considering which other law schools had offered you admission (at least that the law school that offered the scholarship is bad and the other is very good, i.e. U. Phoenix vs. Yale).

<blockquote>In my opinion, I'd get UPenn with full tuition scholarship, no second thought. Not only a great school (such as CLS), but being awarded a scholarship is something material to figure out in your resumè...</blockquote>

Completely agree with grugiani!

In fact, I think that, in most cases, if you have an scholarship for some university you should go there, without considering which other law schools had offered you admission (at least that the law school that offered the scholarship is bad and the other is very good, i.e. U. Phoenix vs. Yale).

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