PLEASE LISTEN. If you can't get T14, Don't have connections Forum

[pleaselisten]

And you do not plan on being creative like opening your own law firm or do something else with your JD, THEN DO NOT GO TO LAW SCHOOL.

I'm going to a T2 school. Heard the same advice on here. I said to myself rankings don't matter. Its bogus.

You are likely going to end up with a few C's and B's. Or worse.


You will apply for summer internships and not understand why no one is caling you back.

The school i go to now is just making a profit from dumb clowns like me who assumed they would get in the top 10 percent through studying and hard work. I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course.


There is no quality control. So basically if you finish out of the top 10 percent you won't get a good high paying law job.



People are walking around depressed that there decent grades are no better than the people who got C's.


The depression will kick in midway through your second semester. Then you will see everyone in your class on facebook. Not giving a damn.



Study hard for the LSAT and get to a T14. I thought it was just about prestige before. Law school is BULL CRAP.

[kittenmittons]

IB sub-165 LSATS

[D. H2Oman]

OP, dude why did you format your mother fucking post like that.

[flyingpanda]

Wow... just wow...

[09042014]

LOL dude paid 150K for a 40K a year job.

[kittenmittons]

OP, dude why did you format your mother fucking post like that.

T2 education obv

[miamiman]

Shit just got real (and fast)

[pleaselisten]

Only in my first year. I can still escape.

[D. H2Oman]

Peyton Manning choked.

[09042014]

Only in my first year. I can still escape.

Dude, suicide is always an option.

[flyingpanda]

Bets on where OP goes to school?

I'm guessing a T2 in a really saturated market.

[D. H2Oman]

Bets on where OP goes to school?

I'm guessing a T2 in a really saturated market.

Yeah, I agree, it probably is Cornell.

[tallboone]

Bets on where OP goes to school?

Based on "I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course." I would say Pepperdine.

[kittenmittons]

I applaud OP for the post, format or not.

[flyingpanda]

Bets on where OP goes to school?

Based on "I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course." I would say Pepperdine.

Isn't Pepperdine T1?

I was going to guess Catholic U.

But H20 is right, could be Cornell

[sanpiero]

Catholic, USF, Kent, or Loyola (LA)???

[09042014]

I applaud OP for the post, format or not.

The OP is 100% correct.

[Kohinoor]

If your classmates are retarded, why aren't you in the top 10%?

[qualster]

And you do not plan on being creative like opening your own law firm or do something else with your JD, THEN DO NOT GO TO LAW SCHOOL.

I'm going to a T2 school. Heard the same advice on here. I said to myself rankings don't matter. Its bogus.

You are likely going to end up with a few C's and B's. Or worse.


You will apply for summer internships and not understand why no one is caling you back.

The school i go to now is just making a profit from dumb clowns like me who assumed they would get in the top 10 percent through studying and hard work. I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course.


There is no quality control. So basically if you finish out of the top 10 percent you won't get a good high paying law job.



People are walking around depressed that there decent grades are no better than the people who got C's.


The depression will kick in midway through your second semester. Then you will see everyone in your class on facebook. Not giving a damn.



Study hard for the LSAT and get to a T14. I thought it was just about prestige before. Law school is BULL CRAP.

I'm not saying that you're wrong, but what if the job market rebounds in two or three years? I don't know how likely that is, but it's a distict possibility.

[kittenmittons]

And you do not plan on being creative like opening your own law firm or do something else with your JD, THEN DO NOT GO TO LAW SCHOOL.

I'm going to a T2 school. Heard the same advice on here. I said to myself rankings don't matter. Its bogus.

You are likely going to end up with a few C's and B's. Or worse.


You will apply for summer internships and not understand why no one is caling you back.

The school i go to now is just making a profit from dumb clowns like me who assumed they would get in the top 10 percent through studying and hard work. I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course.


There is no quality control. So basically if you finish out of the top 10 percent you won't get a good high paying law job.



People are walking around depressed that there decent grades are no better than the people who got C's.


The depression will kick in midway through your second semester. Then you will see everyone in your class on facebook. Not giving a damn.



Study hard for the LSAT and get to a T14. I thought it was just about prestige before. Law school is BULL CRAP.

I'm not saying that you're wrong, but what if the job market rebounds in two or three years? I don't know how likely that is, but it's a distict possibility.

HOLD UP. Are you serious?

[qualster]

And you do not plan on being creative like opening your own law firm or do something else with your JD, THEN DO NOT GO TO LAW SCHOOL.

I'm going to a T2 school. Heard the same advice on here. I said to myself rankings don't matter. Its bogus.

You are likely going to end up with a few C's and B's. Or worse.


You will apply for summer internships and not understand why no one is caling you back.

The school i go to now is just making a profit from dumb clowns like me who assumed they would get in the top 10 percent through studying and hard work. I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course.


There is no quality control. So basically if you finish out of the top 10 percent you won't get a good high paying law job.



People are walking around depressed that there decent grades are no better than the people who got C's.


The depression will kick in midway through your second semester. Then you will see everyone in your class on facebook. Not giving a damn.



Study hard for the LSAT and get to a T14. I thought it was just about prestige before. Law school is BULL CRAP.

I'm not saying that you're wrong, but what if the job market rebounds in two or three years? I don't know how likely that is, but it's a distict possibility.

HOLD UP. Are you serious?

I don't know. Am I?

[kittenmittons]

And you do not plan on being creative like opening your own law firm or do something else with your JD, THEN DO NOT GO TO LAW SCHOOL.

I'm going to a T2 school. Heard the same advice on here. I said to myself rankings don't matter. Its bogus.

You are likely going to end up with a few C's and B's. Or worse.


You will apply for summer internships and not understand why no one is caling you back.

The school i go to now is just making a profit from dumb clowns like me who assumed they would get in the top 10 percent through studying and hard work. I had one test that had mutiple choice questions stating what would Jesus believe we should do in this situation? In a property course.


There is no quality control. So basically if you finish out of the top 10 percent you won't get a good high paying law job.



People are walking around depressed that there decent grades are no better than the people who got C's.


The depression will kick in midway through your second semester. Then you will see everyone in your class on facebook. Not giving a damn.



Study hard for the LSAT and get to a T14. I thought it was just about prestige before. Law school is BULL CRAP.

I'm not saying that you're wrong, but what if the job market rebounds in two or three years? I don't know how likely that is, but it's a distict possibility.

HOLD UP. Are you serious?

I don't know. Am I?

I don't know bro. Be introspective. Are you?

[qualster]

I'm not saying that you're wrong, but what if the job market rebounds in two or three years? I don't know how likely that is, but it's a distict possibility.

HOLD UP. Are you serious?

I don't know. Am I?

I don't know bro. Be introspective. Are you?

Maybe?

[tallboone]

I don't know bro. Be introspective. Are you?

haha
Sometimes a perfectly placed "bro" can make me lol.

[Rowinguy2009]

ITT we learn T2 at sticker price in a saturated market might be a bad idea.....calling the Daily Planet now to inform them of the news.