Just received my email with scholarship info!!dylanca wrote:Same here. Looking at the tracker though, it now has a status for paying the two deposits, so I am guessing that means I'm in! Waiting for the email and hoping for some sort of money.kippercd wrote:Decision made as of 11/20, but no email or call yet.
University of Colorado Boulder c/o 2021 (2017-2018) Forum
- dylanca

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thebirdlawexpert

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Do they seem more generous with scholarships this year? Also congrats on your acceptance!dylanca wrote:Just received my email with scholarship info!!dylanca wrote:Same here. Looking at the tracker though, it now has a status for paying the two deposits, so I am guessing that means I'm in! Waiting for the email and hoping for some sort of money.kippercd wrote:Decision made as of 11/20, but no email or call yet.
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dwill1234

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In via email. Full tuition merit scholarship first year, 10K per year second and third year. 166/3.69
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kippercd

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Not more generous so far, same bad scholarship offers compared to other similar ranked schools so far
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- dylanca

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Thank you! 164/3.0 with full tuition first year and $10/000/year for years two and three. It's honestly more than I was expecting considering my GPA. Though, my actual GPA is 3.7 and I wrote an addendum for the disparity between the two.thebirdlawexpert wrote:Do they seem more generous with scholarships this year? Also congrats on your acceptance!dylanca wrote:Just received my email with scholarship info!!dylanca wrote:Same here. Looking at the tracker though, it now has a status for paying the two deposits, so I am guessing that means I'm in! Waiting for the email and hoping for some sort of money.kippercd wrote:Decision made as of 11/20, but no email or call yet.
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thebirdlawexpert

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Thats not to bad at all! especially since their tuition isn't outrageously expensivedylanca wrote:Thank you! 164/3.0 with full tuition first year and $10/000/year for years two and three. It's honestly more than I was expecting considering my GPA.thebirdlawexpert wrote:Do they seem more generous with scholarships this year? Also congrats on your acceptance!dylanca wrote:Just received my email with scholarship info!!dylanca wrote:Same here. Looking at the tracker though, it now has a status for paying the two deposits, so I am guessing that means I'm in! Waiting for the email and hoping for some sort of money.kippercd wrote:Decision made as of 11/20, but no email or call yet.
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megs384

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In with the same 1st year full tuition, $10,000 for years 2 and 3 that others are reporting! 162/3.76 went complete 10/12. Pretty good scholarship considering my LSAT, very excited!
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ATXStudent

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In via email, my email included scholarship. Applied 10/13.
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wombythewombat

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Long-time lurker and first-time poster here: I'm in as well via e-mail. I had a 169/2.96 and have been given $10,000 for the first year and $5,000 for the next two years.
I was wondering though, how does the merit-based scholarship factor in to need-based aid? Or does it factor in at all? I'm going to do plenty of my own research before making any decisions, of course, but I was somewhat confused by the lack of any mention of need-based aid in the acceptance e-mail. Relevant full disclosure: my parents paid for my undergraduate so I have very little initial knowledge of how these things work.
I was wondering though, how does the merit-based scholarship factor in to need-based aid? Or does it factor in at all? I'm going to do plenty of my own research before making any decisions, of course, but I was somewhat confused by the lack of any mention of need-based aid in the acceptance e-mail. Relevant full disclosure: my parents paid for my undergraduate so I have very little initial knowledge of how these things work.
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- dylanca

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Need based aid is generally determined after filling out your FAFSA form.wombythewombat wrote:Long-time lurker and first-time poster here: I'm in as well via e-mail. I had a 169/3.0 and have been given $10,000 for the first year and $5,000 for the next two years.
I was wondering though, how does the merit-based scholarship factor in to need-based aid? Or does it factor in at all? I'm going to do plenty of my own research before making any decisions, of course, but I was somewhat confused by the lack of any mention of need-based aid in the acceptance e-mail. Relevant full disclosure: my parents paid for my undergraduate so I have very little initial knowledge of how these things work.
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rowdy

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I imagine not getting scholarship info is either a very good sign or a very bad sign lol
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wombythewombat

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Ah, so, essentially, it'll probably just come later since it takes a while to process the FAFSA forms? That would make sense, I suppose I'm just wildly impatient. I filled out my FAFSA the day it opened and applied to most of my schools very soon after their applications opened, so in my head I feel like I've been waiting for ages. Guess I'll just buckle myself in for some more hurrying up and waiting.dylanca wrote:Need based aid is generally determined after filling out your FAFSA form.wombythewombat wrote:Long-time lurker and first-time poster here: I'm in as well via e-mail. I had a 169/2.96 and have been given $10,000 for the first year and $5,000 for the next two years.
I was wondering though, how does the merit-based scholarship factor in to need-based aid? Or does it factor in at all? I'm going to do plenty of my own research before making any decisions, of course, but I was somewhat confused by the lack of any mention of need-based aid in the acceptance e-mail. Relevant full disclosure: my parents paid for my undergraduate so I have very little initial knowledge of how these things work.
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Mwhit1

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Got an email this morning; priority waitlist, GPA 3.57, LSAT 161. Anyone know if there's a diff. between regular waitlist and priority? Can't seem to find much about it. Admitted students: would you mind listing the deadlines for deposits?
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wre27

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For those admitted, when did you all go under review? I went UR 11/8 and I’m just curious as to when I might hear back...
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thatguy2017

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Went under review today (been complete since end of October). I wonder if the return time will accelerate now that they have sent out first wave of decisions
- dylanca

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I went UR 11/8 and was admitted today.wre27 wrote:For those admitted, when did you all go under review? I went UR 11/8 and I’m just curious as to when I might hear back...
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wre27

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Congrats! We have similar stats too...I think I’m out of luck for today but hopefully tomorrow!dylanca wrote:I went UR 11/8 and was admitted today.wre27 wrote:For those admitted, when did you all go under review? I went UR 11/8 and I’m just curious as to when I might hear back...
- Catzzzzz14

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Re: University of Colorado Boulder c/o 2021 (2017-2018)
In via email as of 11/20 went into review 10/13. Recieved a scholarship as well.
Good luck to everyone!
Good luck to everyone!
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cakepatrol

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In via email on 11/20! 20k scholarship, I wasn't expecting anything so that was a nice surprise.

- urmlaw17

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Is anyone else applying to the LILAC program?
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rowdy

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How do you apply? Is it with the application or separate?urmlaw17 wrote:Is anyone else applying to the LILAC program?
- dylanca

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I am also curious about this.rowdy wrote:How do you apply? Is it with the application or separate?urmlaw17 wrote:Is anyone else applying to the LILAC program?
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MountainWest

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Just got acceptance email. Stated that currently under review for a merit scholarship will be notified before deposit deadline.
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wre27

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Got accepted via email! At 75th for LSAT, and GPA slightly above median. 20000 for first year, 10000 for 2nd and 3rd years which I am slightly disappointed by but overall excited for my first acceptance of the cycle!
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kippercd

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Yes scholarship offers have been lower than last year acting to lsn. Idk what there game is by not trying to make the school more affordablewre27 wrote:Got accepted via email! At 75th for LSAT, and GPA slightly above median. 20000 for first year, 10000 for 2nd and 3rd years which I am slightly disappointed by but overall excited for my first acceptance of the cycle!
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