Stuart Suss
PhD Student
Posts: 1271
Loc: Chester County, Pennsylva...
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-11-21 03:49 PM - Post#320650
In response to palestra38
Streamers, what is the application deadline for someone who is seeking a Master of Science in Nursing degree?
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HARVARDDADGRAD
Postdoc
Posts: 2191
Loc: New Jersey
Reg: 01-21-14
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02-11-21 04:08 PM - Post#320652
In response to palestra38
Ivy Law and MBA programs require dedication. Hard to play NCAA atheletics.
A lot of other options though.
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bradley
PhD Student
Posts: 1540
Age: 71
Reg: 01-15-16
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02-11-21 06:02 PM - Post#320658
In response to HARVARDDADGRAD
Maybe, IL Presidents will approve a Masters in Basket Weaving to give student athletes an option at such a late date.
Hopefully, reality will settle in and IL Presidents get an earful regarding decisions that they have made over the past few years regarding student athletes. Time to stop giving these folks a free pass. Based on the announcement, it seems to almost pain them to take this "one time" action.
As a number of my friends remind me, what do you expect when it comes to sports and the IL.
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Streamers
Professor
Posts: 5414
Loc: NW Philadelphia
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-11-21 10:52 PM - Post#320666
In response to Stuart Suss
Streamers, what is the application deadline for someone who is seeking a Master of Science in Nursing degree?
Not sure if you are being serious here Stu, of course you did not need me to look this up, but as it happens, all their deadlines have passed save for a part-time MSN program option with a March 15 deadline.
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Go Green
Masters Student
Posts: 787
Age: 49
Reg: 04-22-10
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02-12-21 01:05 PM - Post#320688
In response to HARVARDDADGRAD
Ivy Law and MBA programs require dedication. Hard to play NCAA atheletics.
A lot of other options though.
Yep.
It can be done, but I would not recommend playing a varsity sport while attending law or business school at a top-tier school....
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SRP
Postdoc
Posts: 3952
Reg: 02-04-06
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02-12-21 01:26 PM - Post#320694
In response to Go Green
There is also the matter of (in the non-professional programs) a preference for “outbreeding” in admitting grad students. Elite grad programs generally think it’s better to get people who’ve done their undergrad work elsewhere.
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mrjames
Professor
Posts: 6012
Loc: Montclair, NJ
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-12-21 04:04 PM - Post#320711
In response to SRP
That's generally true, but I do know of a fair number of cases that involve Ivy players going on to grad programs at their own institutions (generally not immediately though).
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JDP
Senior
Posts: 309
Reg: 11-23-04
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02-12-21 06:30 PM - Post#320716
In response to mrjames
For Penn a change in policy could open up more submatriculation options ... and those likely can be done on a case-by-case basis at anytime during the year
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HARVARDDADGRAD
Postdoc
Posts: 2191
Loc: New Jersey
Reg: 01-21-14
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02-12-21 09:49 PM - Post#320721
In response to JDP
Sounds like the approach UNC took with summer courses.
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SomeGuy
Professor
Posts: 5388
Reg: 11-22-04
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02-13-21 12:12 AM - Post#320722
In response to Go Green
Seems like I must have been an unusual slacker in law school.
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Jeff2sf
Postdoc
Posts: 4111
Reg: 11-22-04
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02-13-21 07:44 AM - Post#320723
In response to SomeGuy
i can't speak to law school but business school you could probably coast through. There's a reason they call it "B" school isn't there?
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Streamers
Professor
Posts: 5414
Loc: NW Philadelphia
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-13-21 09:54 AM - Post#320725
In response to Jeff2sf
I doubt there would be much slacking if one was actually paying tuition.
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Silver Maple
Postdoc
Posts: 3616
Loc: Westfield, New Jersey
Reg: 11-23-04
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02-13-21 10:05 AM - Post#320726
In response to Jeff2sf
i can't speak to law school but business school you could probably coast through. There's a reason they call it "B" school isn't there?
That was certainly my b-school experience. While there were quite a few students in my class who worked really hard because they wanted to graduate with honors and also, you know, learn stuff ("Knowledge is Good!"), there was also a sizable contingent that did the bare minimum necessary to get their sheepskin.
It's also worth pointing out that, depending on the flexibility of the program, varsity athletes in the first year of grad school might be able to take a lighter course load.
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Jeff2sf
Postdoc
Posts: 4111
Reg: 11-22-04
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02-13-21 10:58 AM - Post#320728
In response to Silver Maple
yeah that's what i was thinking. work semi hard the first month making some connections, passing a mid term or two, then coast in q2/q3, then ramp up for q4 and do what you want in the 2nd year. and given some of these schools including penn and harvard have NINE HUNDRED PEOPLE PER CLASS, I think they can find their way to making room for a few people.
hardest part of first year was that ramp up for the intership, but I would think alums would be falling over themselves to find a spot for an internship.
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Jeff2sf
Postdoc
Posts: 4111
Reg: 11-22-04
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02-13-21 11:00 AM - Post#320729
In response to Streamers
I doubt there would be much slacking if one was actually paying tuition.
i mean... maybe? the goal of b school for lots of people is to land a kick butt job. That is often independent of how well one does in Accounting 102.
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palestra38
Professor
Posts: 26503
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-13-21 11:11 AM - Post#320730
In response to Jeff2sf
With a daughter about to start B-school at Columbia in the fall, I'll find out shortly. I'll tell you from her experience at Penn as an undergrad, though--the students these days are FAR more competitive and work FAR harder than we did back in the day. You want recommendations and good grades. Where it doesn't matter as much is where the investment banking firms send their people there, as they do in bulk. Those guys already have jobs lined up.
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Streamers
Professor
Posts: 5414
Loc: NW Philadelphia
Reg: 11-21-04
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02-13-21 02:08 PM - Post#320733
In response to palestra38
Having done my time recruiting at MBA programs, I can tell you recommendations and transcripts make a difference. Many companies and especially highbrow consulting shops only recruit from the top slice of the class.
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Go Green
Masters Student
Posts: 787
Age: 49
Reg: 04-22-10
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02-14-21 04:58 PM - Post#320754
In response to SomeGuy
Seems like I must have been an unusual slacker in law school.
At my law school, the saying was:
1) Grades
2) Sleep
3) Social life
Choose two.
If you were able to accomplish all three, I salute you!
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rbg
Postdoc
Posts: 2578
Reg: 10-20-14
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Transfer List
02-26-21 01:03 PM - Post#321209
In response to penn nation
Tai Bibbs and Randy Brumant have announced they will be transferring to Howard University to play for former Columbia & Harvard assistant coach Kenny Blakeney.
https://twitter.com/bibbs_tai19/status/13 651072796...
https://twitter.com/rjaybrumant/status/13 651062602...
Edited by rbg on 02-26-21 01:08 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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rbg
Postdoc
Posts: 2578
Reg: 10-20-14
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02-26-21 01:07 PM - Post#321210
In response to rbg
Men
Transferred
Paul Atkinson (Yale): Notre Dame
Brendan Barry (Dartmouth): Temple - playing this season
Tai Bibbs (Columbia): Howard
Randy Brumant (Columbia): Howard
Jerome Desrosiers (Princeton): Hawaii
Rio Haskett (Harvard): Hampton
Chris Knight (Dartmouth): Loyola-Chicago
Terrance McBride (Cornell): Rice
Ryan Schwieger (Princeton): Loyola-Chicago
Entered Transfer Portal
Jimmy Boeheim (Cornell)
Luke Bolster (Columbia)
Tamenang Choh (Brown)
Matt DeWolf (Brown)
Danilo Djuricic (Harvard)
Reed Farley (Harvard)
Jake Klores (Columbia)
Bryan Knapp (Cornell)
Aaryn Rai (Dartmouth)
Eddie Scott (Penn) - 2 years remaining
Jake Shaper (Brown)
Jarrod Simmons (Penn)
Joseph Smoyer (Columbia)
Gabe Stefanini (Columbia)
Riley Voss (Cornell)
Wyatt Yess (Yale)
Returning
Jameel Alausa (Yale) - taking year off, returning in 2021-2022
Charlie Bagin (Princeton) - taking year off, probably returning in 2021-2022
Elijah Barnes (Princeton) - taking year off, probably returning in 2021-2022
Jalen Gabbidon (Yale) - taking year off, returning in 2021-2022
Azar Swain (Yale)
Unclear
Mark Jackson (Penn)
EJ Perry (Brown)
Ben Swett (Dartmouth)
Jelani Williams (Penn) - possibly staying for 5th year in 2021-2022
Women
Transferred
Jadyn Bush (Harvard): Cal - 2 years remaining
McKenna Dale (Brown): Virginia - 2 years remaining
Entered Transfer Portal
Maria Guramare (Harvard)
Katie Kinum (Penn)
Dominique Leonidas (Brown)
Carlie Littlefield (Princeton)
Anna Luce (Dartmouth)
Madison Pack (Columbia)
Eleah Parker (Penn)
Kate Sramac (Cornell)
Asha Taylor (Dartmouth) - graduating after junior year, will have 2 years remaining
Returning
Alex Cade (Yale) - taking year off, returning in 2021-2022
Rachel Levy (Harvard) - taking year off, returning in 2021-2022
Maddie Stuhlreyer (Harvard) - taking year off, returning in 2021-2022
Not Returning
Tori Andrew (Yale) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Ellen Margaret Andrews (Yale) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022 (possibly has 2 years of eligibility - injured after 5 games in her sophomore year)
Sydney Boyer (Princeton) - enrolled, not entering transfer portal
Riley Casey (Columbia) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Tori Crawford (Penn) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Christina Dicindio (Penn) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
McKenna Haire (Princeton) - enrolled, not entering transfer portal
Michae Jones (Penn) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Andrea McCormick (Columbia) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Halley Miklos (Cornell) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Matilda Salen (Harvard) - enrolled, not entering transfer portal
Kallin Spiller (Columbia) - enrolled, no decision announced for 2021-2022
Unclear
Elle Louie (Dartmouth)
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