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<p>This has all the trappings of being correct, but it isn’t. I’m well acquainted with Hamilton recipients who weren’t auto-admits at HLS, and indeed quite a few you weren’t even admitted at HYS.</p>
<p>“This has all the trappings of being correct, but it isn’t. I’m well acquainted with Hamilton recipients who weren’t auto-admits at HLS, and indeed quite a few you weren’t even admitted at HYS.”</p>
<p>The purpose of full-rides from CLS remains the same: to lure applicants from HYS. YLS can afford to fill its class based on non-numerical factors; CCN can’t.</p>
<p>The core problem here is that OP seems to think HY will be free for him while other schools will not be. For the life of me, I can’t comprehend where he’s getting that idea.</p>
<p>Law schools are unlike the colleges that are need-blind for international student and meet 100% of their needs with grants (HYP, MIT, Dartmouth, Williams, etc.). Colleges sometime give out so much grant ($50000/year) that the grant covers tuition, room, board, and travel. Law school is different. No matter how little your parents make, you will end up with a lot of debt (and law schools give loans to international students).</p>
<p>You should retake IT!!!</p>