britsteph (2022-2023)

I got a call from Reyes Aguilar; I missed it, of course, but he left a message telling me to call him back. So I did, and now HE missed MY call. After playing phone-tag for a day or so, he finally got a hold of me and told me. He's a nice guy; I'm sure you'll speak with him real soon!

yeah, i was time person of the year too...great stuff i'm not sure where you're at but i think asu has a lot to offer byu kids...so maybe it's worth considering...there's a new (ira fulton) religious institute opening right across the law school so that's something new can i ask how you did your applications? i'm a little confused myself...and the free app? nice

thanks for the comment...it's all very exciting...i'm looking forward to graduating this may and starting w/ the law school apps and lsat...i am a little lost on the apps but i'm sure once i start up it will work itself out so where does it look like you're going? i'm sure it's even more exciting for you considering you'll be in your first class in half a year...best wishes

You and I have similar numbers and went complete at similar times and are both waiting on the Y. What do you think at this point? It seems that if they haven't accepted us they will probably waitlist fairly soon. Any thoughts?

That is so weird. How did you hear? What did they say? What is up with them rejecting people off the wait list before accepting any (at least from LSN)?

I already sent in my seat deposit. If I had known your experience I may have played my cards differently. I'm still considering sending a letter asking for a scholarship similar to the one you received. If you don't mind me asking, was your EFC from FAFSA low or high? i.e. was it above or below 6000?

Hey -- I wrote a letter to the U and they responded with a scholarship, the same one you received. Do you know if I can stay on a waitlist at another school and still maintain my scholarship at the U, assuming I send in the 2nd seat deposit as they requested?

I spoke with a lady in the admissions office at the U about waitlists. I said "may I accept your scholarship and remain on a waitlist at another school? Or does my acceptance of the scholarship represent a binding commitment?" She said "we cannot require you to commit 100% to our school. However, if you are not serious about attending the SJ Quinney College of Law you should notify us so that we can offer the scholarship to someone else. When it comes right down to it, it is a matter of ethics." Thought you might be interested in that answer. Seems to me most any law school would give a similar response. Considering the above, do you think it's okay if I remain on a waitlist? Just curious as to your opinion. Also, this technology merit scholarship we received, it is only good for Fall '07 -- correct? We don't get $5,000 more in the Spring.