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What if you really wanted to go to the moon, but you took out a loan before 2007 and don't qualify for PAYE and you are about to launch in the Challenger?

Space program pays pretty well and they have a loan repayment program that helps cover 65,000 in debt! You still get paid while your in space plus you don't need to pay rent

That's good news indeed! I guess just don't blow up your shuttle if you have a loan cosigner on earth.

[Dr. Dre]

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams.

OP, if the above is true, you don't need to be so vexed. Here is what you need:

http://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-LSAT/e/B0053HGVRQ

Study and take the LSAT in October.

Also, when you need a break listen to this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjlFqgRbICY

[DoveBodyWash]

I wonder what frat OP is in

Delta Iota Kappa

[patentlybored]

How did such an awful, obvious, unimaginitive troll create a thread that lasts for 4 pages? I gave tls more credit than it deserves

[arkgawilson]

Blaming the schools isn't the way to go. You can't blame them for seeing a chance to cash in. It's a pretty lucrative racket. It still begins with Johnny DragonballZ applying to law school because he has been a brain child all his life but can't figure out what to do. Johnny DragonballZ applies, gets accetped because of his grades and LSAT, but probably wouldn't get a job even if there wasn't a shortage. Johnny DragonballZ lacks the social acumen to be a successful lawyer anyways, hands in his pockets all the time, gets nervous talking to more than 2 people at once, and would hate working biglaw hours because it would interfere with his Warcraft time

I choose to blame Johnny DragonballZ, the schools, and Elle Woods.

+1 for Elle Woods.

[arkgawilson]

OP, how do you know that you are such a great fit for law school?

Regardless of what you think of the LSAT, it has a significant role in determining people's futures' as lawyers. Most desirable employers disproportionately hire graduates of top schools who pretty much all have high LSAT scores. Apparently all these desirable employers aren't terribly concerned about whether the graduates of top schools are TLS basement dwellers. Also, always love to see the false dichotomy between intellectual intelligence and emotional/social intelligence...it may be shocking but a lot of people are actually smart and have social skills (although defining social skills as whether you go out at night makes me think you must be like a sophomore in college).

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams. Solution: bash people with high LSAT scores....ahhhhhhh, projection.

I just fell in love a little bit..someone used projection correctly. Let't not leave off the oldies but goodies like narcissistic rage.

[Ben Franklin]

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams. Solution: bash people with high LSAT scores....ahhhhhhh, projection.

Unfortunately my PT average is only a 168. I think with 60 more days I can get that to my target of 173-175. Nice try though.

[Ben Franklin]

How did such an awful, obvious, unimaginitive troll create a thread that lasts for 4 pages? I gave tls more credit than it deserves

Because people will keep it going when certain comments strike a nerve.

[Ben Franklin]

OP, how do you know that you are such a great fit for law school?

....although defining social skills as whether you go out at night makes me think you must be like a sophomore in college...

Never once mentioned the time of day one must go out, just simply going out in general. I tend to believe if someone has 10,000+ posts on a forum, they might not get out that much. Nice job paying attention.

[Dr. Dre]

[Tom Joad]

OP, how do you know that you are such a great fit for law school?

....although defining social skills as whether you go out at night makes me think you must be like a sophomore in college...

Never once mentioned the time of day one must go out, just simply going out in general. I tend to believe if someone has 10,000+ posts on a forum, they might not get out that much. Nice job paying attention.

You post more per day than me...

[DoveBodyWash]

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams. Solution: bash people with high LSAT scores....ahhhhhhh, projection.

Unfortunately my PT average is only a 168. I think with 60 more days I can get that to my target of 173-175. Nice try though.

LOL @ OP thinking that PT average accurate predicts actual performance

[qwertyboard]

...but seriously, It's not a coincidence that the majority of law students have impractical majors...

[somewhatwayward]

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams. Solution: bash people with high LSAT scores....ahhhhhhh, projection.

Unfortunately my PT average is only a 168. I think with 60 more days I can get that to my target of 173-175. Nice try though.

I don't know your GPA but 168 is barely compatible with T14...Cornell, I guess, maybe GT or Michigan. But I was mostly joking. You didn't answer my serious question about how you know that you are law school material, though.

[romothesavior]

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams. Solution: bash people with high LSAT scores....ahhhhhhh, projection.

Unfortunately my PT average is only a 168. I think with 60 more days I can get that to my target of 173-175. Nice try though.

I don't know your GPA but 168 is barely compatible with T14...Cornell, I guess, maybe GT or Michigan. But I was mostly joking. You didn't answer my serious question about how you know that you are law school material, though.

That's his move. Just pick up on one tangential statement and ignore the legit criticism that he's an ass.

[paratactical]

Fuck me. Why didn't someone warn me that having lots of message board posts doesn't make me cool?

[vanwinkle]

Some of you belong in law school, some of you don't. But nothing pisses me off more than seeing a pretentious little punk telling someone to simply not go somewhere, when they themselves don't belong in law school, and are only there because of their numbers. The post was never directed at any one individual, but as the old adage goes: if the shoe fits.....

Aren't you being a pretentious little punk telling a whole bunch of people they shouldn't be going somewhere? How are you not describing yourself here? And as a 0L at that.

I will say however, I'm glad someone else has taken the torch of posting unnecessarily-long screeds on here.

[bjsesq]

"False sense of self perception"- the latest addition to the Corky Thatcher lexicon

[PRgradBYU]

Anyway my guess is you have just started taking practice LSAT tests and all of a sudden your T14 aspirations are looking like pipe dreams. Solution: bash people with high LSAT scores....ahhhhhhh, projection.

Unfortunately my PT average is only a 168. I think with 60 more days I can get that to my target of 173-175. Nice try though.

LOL @ OP thinking that PT average accurate predicts actual performance

Haha seriously. Here's to hoping OP bombs the LSAT.

[Gunnar Stahl]

Fuck me. Why didn't someone warn me that having lots of message board posts doesn't make me cool?

Despite your post count I still think you're cool. And op is either retarded or a really really good troll.

[Dr. Dre]

wat happened to OP?

[PRgradBYU]

wat happened to OP?

He's mad, bro.

[20141023]

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[Dr. Dre]

Networking > LSAT/GPA

they ensure that only those who have superb networking skills - and not just anyone with an elite GPA / LSAT - make it out into the legal market..

[ReformedCat]

OP, I just wanted to thank you for trying to put an end to the blatant and unnecessary online bullying that goes on here at TLS every day. I have been deeply impressed with your abilities to hold a meaningful conversation with others on this board despite the unwarranted vitriol they have directed at you, and believe that this is a testament of your transcendent social acumen. As a token of my gratitude, I would like to provide you with a very special pamphlet about a very special law school where only the brightest and most sociable students go. The law school introduced in this pamphlet will allow you to utilize your social abilities and book smarts as you study alongside over 1,000 classmates in one of the nation's largest legal research facilities. One of the most unique aspects of this institution is the fact that they intentionally limit the number of graduates that can become full-time lawyers to 30% of their graduating class; this way, they ensure that only those who have superb networking skills - and not just anyone with an elite GPA / LSAT - make it out into the legal market. This type of educational system is exactly what the legal market needs right now, and I am sure that you will excel as a graduate of this prestigious institution. Schools like Harvard and Yale, which are centuries old, are using antiquated teaching methods, so it is only a matter of time before they become forgotten relics of the past as the innovative methodologies of 1972 revolutionize legal academia as we know it.

This post made my day. Thank you.