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honolulu_hopeful
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"non-traditional"?
In UG non-traditional students were older students (i.e. old enough to have graduate when by the time they started). Is this similar to LS, what is the age (ballpark)?
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danitt
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Re: "non-traditional"?
I think it's if you've been out of undergrad for at least 5 years.honolulu_hopeful wrote:In UG non-traditional students were older students (i.e. old enough to have graduate when by the time they started). Is this similar to LS, what is the age (ballpark)?
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spleenworship
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Re: "non-traditional"?
Do you have any actual life experience as compared to the K-JDs? Yes? Good, you are a non-trad.
(provided you go to most schools. obv there are exceptions, see Northwestern)
(provided you go to most schools. obv there are exceptions, see Northwestern)
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DocHawkeye
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Re: "non-traditional"?
Is an application specifically asking for this information? Otherwise, I'm not sure why a law school would care. Probably 10% or more of my class is over 30 and more than half, I would estimate have been out of school for more than a year or two before starting law school.
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honolulu_hopeful
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Re: "non-traditional"?
8 years Active Duty count as "real world" experience?
