letitbe (2022-2023)

thanks. I just found out yesterday.

thanks. I just found out yesterday.

As for attending (sorry for the second message--I still getting used to the site) I've never even been to Seattle before--so we shall see. I take it youre a fan of UW?

LC and UW are about equal for me. I'm stuggling with the fact that I like Portland better and may want to practice there, but UW is ranked much higher and is close to home. I'm basically going back and forth between the two, but we'll see what UW says. That may make my decision very hard or very easy.

Thanks for the congrats! And good luck to yourself; hopefully I'll see you at UW in the fall!

Thanks for the comments on my page. I found out via e-mail (a very short one) and it said a letter is to follow. It is possible that I got an e-mail because I had called earlier and asked if a decision was coming because I wanted to come visit, or they might be e-mailing everyone now, I'm not sure. Good luck...hopefully the decisions will be rolling in now.

Thanks for the message. I got a one-sentence email from UW. It told me I was admitted and said "details to come." Funny. Good luck to you--did you apply to any others?

Thanks for the info on my page. I had no idea the PNW legal market was bad. Definitely a big downside. The employment numbers at U Wash though are pretty good (89% employed at grad, 99% 9 months out...both numbers better than BC, and $85K avg starting salary). Why do you think they have such good numbers? Are people getting employed, but just at crap jobs? I definitely am not set on staying out West, so that is scary if UW's name doesn't travel. The portability of BC is a big plus. I like the laid back atmosphere, good curve, nice building, outdoor activities, etc of UW though. BTW, UW sent a letter that the tuition is probably going to go up dramatically this year, so it might not be so cheap in the future =(