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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by 2011Law » Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:09 am

Hey-O wrote:
ahduth wrote:I can now feel inadequate that I only got a 173 on the LSAT. Thanks TLS!
+1. Yes, it's the 99th percentile, but just barely, almost a thousand other people got that score this year. Seriously, you think that makes you a special butterfly? Yeah right. You need to be well into the 99th percentile. Re-take and let's talk when you have 175+
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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by 20160810 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:43 am

ATR wrote:
amorfati wrote:I want to study "international" law.
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lol this

Every time I see the words "international law," I stop paying attention. I hope everyone on this site learns that in the entire history of the legal profession, not a single person has or ever will do "international law," no matter how totally awesome their semester in Prague was.

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by fatduck » Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:47 am

You could always commit massive genocide and defend yourself?

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by jtemp320 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:54 am

dabbadon8 wrote:
jtemp320 wrote:TLS taught me that unless I was going to a T6 I should retake and reapply.

Then I got into a T6...so TLS taught CCN are TTT's in decline and not worth sticker...

...so now TLS has taught me to drink
Ha it is like TLS wants you to do well but not to be happy...

Unless your in at YHS or have a fullride at a T10 you will probably feel bad about your choice because of TLS.
This is exactly right. Its like TLS is the pushy mother I never had (because my Mom is cool and is proud, or at least pretends to be proud, no matter what).

TLS is my tiger mother!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/82 ... other.html

I'm sorry I have failed you TLS...I will go to CLS and enjoy debt slavery as punishment

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by fatduck » Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:57 am

jtemp320 wrote:
dabbadon8 wrote:
jtemp320 wrote:TLS taught me that unless I was going to a T6 I should retake and reapply.

Then I got into a T6...so TLS taught CCN are TTT's in decline and not worth sticker...

...so now TLS has taught me to drink
Ha it is like TLS wants you to do well but not to be happy...

Unless your in at YHS or have a fullride at a T10 you will probably feel bad about your choice because of TLS.
This is exactly right. Its like TLS is the pushy mother I never had (because my Mom is cool and is proud, or at least pretends to be proud, no matter what).

TLS is my tiger mother!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/82 ... other.html

I'm sorry I have failed you TLS...I will go to CLS and enjoy debt slavery as punishment
rofl, great article
Obviously, it would be cheering to report that both girls are humourless automatons with terrible dress sense. Sadly not. They have turned out so well they call their mother “insane”.

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Post by gator1 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:14 am

SBL wrote:
ATR wrote:
amorfati wrote:I want to study "international" law.
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lol this

Every time I see the words "international law," I stop paying attention. I hope everyone on this site learns that in the entire history of the legal profession, not a single person has or ever will do "international law," no matter how totally awesome their semester in Prague was.
how do people make it past junior year in college without knowing this stuff? it eludes me sometimes lol.

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by gator1 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:17 am

fatduck wrote:
jtemp320 wrote:
dabbadon8 wrote:
jtemp320 wrote:TLS taught me that unless I was going to a T6 I should retake and reapply.

Then I got into a T6...so TLS taught CCN are TTT's in decline and not worth sticker...

...so now TLS has taught me to drink
Ha it is like TLS wants you to do well but not to be happy...

Unless your in at YHS or have a fullride at a T10 you will probably feel bad about your choice because of TLS.
This is exactly right. Its like TLS is the pushy mother I never had (because my Mom is cool and is proud, or at least pretends to be proud, no matter what).

TLS is my tiger mother!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/82 ... other.html

I'm sorry I have failed you TLS...I will go to CLS and enjoy debt slavery as punishment
rofl, great article
Obviously, it would be cheering to report that both girls are humourless automatons with terrible dress sense. Sadly not. They have turned out so well they call their mother “insane”.

this is fantastic cho-chop i'm not the only one who thinks this lady is clearly insane...

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Post by Hey-O » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:50 am

SBL wrote:
ATR wrote:
amorfati wrote:I want to study "international" law.
--ImageRemoved--
lol this

Every time I see the words "international law," I stop paying attention. I hope everyone on this site learns that in the entire history of the legal profession, not a single person has or ever will do "international law," no matter how totally awesome their semester in Prague was.
Erg! This echo chamber mindset is something I don't like about TLS. Just repeat blanket statements about things and act like the people who don't repeat them are morons. There are people, a limited amount, who do work in 'international law'.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=147867

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Post by Ikki » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:58 am

AztecaRex wrote:It made me realize how smug internet tough guys/gals can be when they come together with their fellows when they have the anonymity of the internet.
Cabron, no seas nena.

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Post by gator1 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:05 am

Ikki wrote:
AztecaRex wrote:It made me realize how smug internet tough guys/gals can be when they come together with their fellows when they have the anonymity of the internet.
Cabron, no seas nena.
English! you're in a site for people who want to practice law in the United States esse.

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Post by AztecaRex » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:44 am

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Post by Zabini » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:24 am

Before TLS

-I had no idea of the sort of boost I'm (theoretically, at least) in line for for being a URM
-I believed all the brochure stuff about median starting salaries from T40ish schools being 6 figures
-I thought that "median starting salary: 160k" meant that if I was significantly above median I could start at 200k or something
-I thought GULC was the absolute nuts

edit: as for how this manifested itself in real changes in my application cycle, I added apps to Harvard, Yale and Columbia and did not apply to Northwestern, GWU, WUSTL, Emory, UC Hastings, and UNC.
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Post by fatduck » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:25 am

Zabini wrote:Before TLS

-I had no idea of the sort of boost I'm (theoretically, at least) in line for for being a URM
-I believed all the brochure stuff about median starting salaries from T40ish schools being 6 figures
-I thought that "median starting salary: 160k" meant that if I was significantly above median I could start at 200k or something
-I thought GULC was the absolute nuts
1 out of 4's not bad.

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by Hey-O » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:29 am

TLS almost certainly changed my life. I would have gone to Fordham last year if I hadn't learned about how regional law schools are.

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Post by Ikki » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:35 am

AztecaRex wrote:
gator1 wrote:
Ikki wrote:
AztecaRex wrote:It made me realize how smug internet tough guys/gals can be when they come together with their fellows when they have the anonymity of the internet.
Cabron, no seas nena.
English! you're in a site for people who want to practice law in the United States esse.
He's calling me a little girl. Hopefully he's using the Mexican version of "cabron."
You're Mexican right? I didn't call you "little girl", I said don't be one. Creo que te lei escribiendo español en otro hilo, viviste en Mexico?

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Post by AztecaRex » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:52 am

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Post by Ikki » Wed Mar 02, 2011 4:00 am

AztecaRex wrote:
I wasn't going for an exact translation, mate. I was just conveying what I thought you were implying--i.e. that I was acting like a little girl. I know you were saying "don't be a girl," but obviously I must have been acting like one for you to say that, right? And yeah, born in Mexico City. You?
Born in the U.S. but raised Donde Empieza la Patria. You've been living here in the States for long? I'm going to law school in the East Coast, it's gonna suck being thousands of miles away from home and the food.

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Post by AztecaRex » Wed Mar 02, 2011 4:08 am

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Post by jump_man » Wed Mar 02, 2011 4:08 am

jtemp320 wrote:TLS taught me that unless I was going to a T6 I should retake and reapply.
TLS taught me that I will always be better off retaking and waiting till next year - no matter what - no exceptions

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Post by Ikki » Wed Mar 02, 2011 4:11 am

TLS taught me to be grateful for not being a JDU regular...
yet.

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by 20160810 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 5:52 am

Hey-O wrote:
SBL wrote:
ATR wrote:
amorfati wrote:I want to study "international" law.
--ImageRemoved--
lol this

Every time I see the words "international law," I stop paying attention. I hope everyone on this site learns that in the entire history of the legal profession, not a single person has or ever will do "international law," no matter how totally awesome their semester in Prague was.
Erg! This echo chamber mindset is something I don't like about TLS. Just repeat blanket statements about things and act like the people who don't repeat them are morons. There are people, a limited amount, who do work in 'international law'.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=147867
Hyperbole: Learn what it is.

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Re: How has TLS affected your thought/application process?

Post by Hey-O » Wed Mar 02, 2011 7:07 am

SBL wrote:
Hey-O wrote:
Erg! This echo chamber mindset is something I don't like about TLS. Just repeat blanket statements about things and act like the people who don't repeat them are morons. There are people, a limited amount, who do work in 'international law'.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=147867
Hyperbole: Learn what it is.
Lol. Whoosh.

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Post by Eugenie Danglars » Wed Mar 02, 2011 7:49 am

Dream school went from Northeastern to Northwestern.

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Post by Justathought » Wed Mar 02, 2011 8:38 am

Eugenie Danglars wrote:Dream school went from Northeastern to Northwestern.
Stop hatin' on Southwestern.

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Post by rman1201 » Wed Mar 02, 2011 8:51 am

I learned Nova Southeastern > Barry

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