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Yet I'm sure we'll get 3 or 4 new provisionally-accredited shitschools within the next 5 years.

I like how the CNBC article ends on a positive note of some Rutgers chick getting a job.

ClayDavis wrote:Yet I'm sure we'll get 3 or 4 new provisionally-accredited shitschools within the next 5 years.

I've already started to draft a letter I'm planning on sending to the University of Delaware administration about how theyre basically just stealing from anyone who attends. If Binghamton decides to also Ill send one there as well.

Nightrunner wrote:(perhaps tempering our prevailing optimism).

You're still optimistic?

BlueDiamond wrote:

ClayDavis wrote:Yet I'm sure we'll get 3 or 4 new provisionally-accredited shitschools within the next 5 years.

I've already started to draft a letter I'm planning on sending to the University of Delaware administration about how theyre basically just stealing from anyone who attends. If Binghamton decides to also Ill send one there as well.

Make it one of those electronic petition things; I bet you could get a shitload of people to sign.

Nightrunner wrote:

BlueDiamond wrote:

ClayDavis wrote:Yet I'm sure we'll get 3 or 4 new provisionally-accredited shitschools within the next 5 years.

I've already started to draft a letter I'm planning on sending to the University of Delaware administration about how theyre basically just stealing from anyone who attends. If Binghamton decides to also Ill send one there as well.

I suppose you could say the same thing about most places. The administration is basically stealing from the below-median students at 90% of our law schools.

I just figured it might do more good than trying to get a school already in operation to close haha.. It's more for self satisfaction than anything.. and of course my hopes for a response e-mail to post here

ClayDavis wrote:

BlueDiamond wrote:

ClayDavis wrote:Yet I'm sure we'll get 3 or 4 new provisionally-accredited shitschools within the next 5 years.

I've already started to draft a letter I'm planning on sending to the University of Delaware administration about how theyre basically just stealing from anyone who attends. If Binghamton decides to also Ill send one there as well.

Make it one of those electronic petition things; I bet you could get a shitload of people to sign.

Actually not a terrible idea.. I'll do it tonight

the ABA should take some pointers from the AMA.

This was way too long in coming. The UK's Law Society published a warning of its own volition on this topic years ago. The ABA only did this after years of pressure and the embarrassment of new law schools opening while most young lawyers remain unemployed.

Edit: I couldn't make the dot any smaller in powerpoint.

TheBigMediocre wrote:[lolgraph]

Someone made the red dot way too big.

sadly true.. most people I'm in undergrad with right now just want to get an LSAT high enough to go to the local state law school which is a Tier 3.. nothing wrong with it, except that many don't know that they will come out jobless or with a job that pays poorly

Going to T-17 is probably still justified though.

TheBigMediocre wrote:

Of course titcr. Far too little, far too late. If the ABA could shut down 150 law schools, or even 50, this would mean something. As is, the effect will be almost zero.

Ragged wrote:Going to T-17 is probably still justified though.

At sticker?

Ragged wrote:Going to T-17 is probably still justified though.

Maybe with a monster scholarship and/or a job lined up.

I'm a 1L at a t-25 and I'm seriously considering cutting my losses now and doing something else.

TheBigMediocre wrote:I'm a 1L at a t-25 and I'm seriously considering cutting my losses now and doing something else.

Grades?

bk187 wrote:

Ragged wrote:Going to T-17 is probably still justified though.

At sticker?

That would depend on where in the T-17 we are talking. Top half I would say yes, bottom half would require a good scholly.

I just don't see going to one of the the top 10% of all institutions in any profession being such a bad idea.

Nightrunner wrote:I wouldn't pay sticker for anything but YHS, personally.

I generally agree with this sentiment. It pretty much takes a full tuition (or close to it) scholarship anywhere else to be a reasonable financial decision.

ClayDavis wrote:

TheBigMediocre wrote:I'm a 1L at a t-25 and I'm seriously considering cutting my losses now and doing something else.

Grades?

Currently unknown except for booking one midterm (that counted for half of the semester grade). If I'm not top 10%-20% at the end of the year, I'll leave.

Ragged wrote:I just don't see going to one of the the top 10% of all institutions in any profession being such a bad idea.

Sadly, it is definitely possible to be a bad idea for law school.

Meh, get a paralegal certificate

bk187 wrote:

Nightrunner wrote:I wouldn't pay sticker for anything but YHS, personally.

I generally agree with this sentiment. It pretty much takes a full tuition (or close to it) scholarship anywhere else to be a reasonable financial decision.

Going to CCN with a small/no scholarship is not reasonable? Please...

Article does not factor in the high quality of lawyers are generally known to have.