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Re: Spring cycle
I would google "law schools with spring admission". That might help you out, If you really want to know.
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Re: Spring cycle
Students at Pace who end up in "business" end up making minimum wage and working food service/retail.john1990 wrote: There are plenty of students who find work at Pace and i do not necessarily need to work in law, i could work in business. The job prospects at cardozo are great. I have thought it through and attending either school is alright by me.
Nevertheless, you miss the entire point of this thread which is to make a list of schools with spring admissions
Why are you so incapable of taking your future seriously? Anything worth having is worth working for, so just wait and reapply and go to a school that at least gives you a coin flip of a chance of getting a real job.
Also, if you have to go this spring, doesn't Michigan have an early start? That would be your best option.
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Re: Spring cycle
Dude, the thread I linked to has a list of schools with spring starts. It contains exactly what you asked for, as well as a discussion on why its a bad idea.john1990 wrote:Please do not troll my post history, just send me a pm. This issue is commonly denied and people who dont want to talk about it call it crazy.TheSpanishMain wrote:Check his post history. OP is either an elaborate troll or is struggling with some legitimate mental health issues and should seek help.BruinRegents wrote:Holy crap do tell lol.
That wasn't you that posted a thread about a government kill squad coming after you? Also, are you already in at Cardozo or not?
OP, just go to Dozo or Pace or wherever. It's a bad idea but one you seem pretty committed to. Your complete inability to even explain why you need to start in spring, your constantly changing story, and the fact that you somehow "missed the fall cycle" (how does that even happen? were you in a coma for four straight months?) makes giving you advice pretty tough.
I am asking for a list of other schools with spring admissions. That is what this thread is for. You are a terrible listener, good luck at law school when you cannot understand a simple thread
You realize no one here gets a free Amazon gift card when they talk you out of a bad idea, right? No one has an ulterior motive. I'm not trying to be an asshole, I'm trying to convince you not to ruin your life.
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Re: Spring cycle
Truth.TheSpanishMain wrote:You realize no one here gets a free Amazon gift card when they talk you out of a bad idea, right? No one has an ulterior motive. I'm not trying to be an asshole, I'm trying to convince you not to ruin your life.
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Re: Spring cycle
I have found about 5 threads like and none of them spiraled this way. They all resulted in spring cycle lists. You guys need to calm down.North wrote:Truth.TheSpanishMain wrote:You realize no one here gets a free Amazon gift card when they talk you out of a bad idea, right? No one has an ulterior motive. I'm not trying to be an asshole, I'm trying to convince you not to ruin your life.
Unfortunately those lists are outdated
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Re: Spring cycle
Perhaps it's because you haven't given any reason as to WHY you must start in the spring other than "I want to."
Look, if you had a guaranteed in writing job upon graduation from any ABA accredited law school, and thus didn't care about placement or OCI and just wanted to get through it as quickly as possible, that might make sense. Presumably that's not the case, so you really need to ask yourself why 7-8 more months is worth sabotaging your career.
Look, if you had a guaranteed in writing job upon graduation from any ABA accredited law school, and thus didn't care about placement or OCI and just wanted to get through it as quickly as possible, that might make sense. Presumably that's not the case, so you really need to ask yourself why 7-8 more months is worth sabotaging your career.
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Re: Spring cycle
We're not going to give you information that you will use to make a stupid, career-aborting decision. You're welcome.john1990 wrote:I have found about 5 threads like and none of them spiraled this way. They all resulted in spring cycle lists. You guys need to calm down.
Unfortunately those lists are outdated
If you are absolutely determined to go to a TTTT with a spring start, I recommend searching for "law school spring start" on Google. Plenty of TTTT's will come up -- they're eager to take your cash. Google doesn't care what you waste three years and a ton of money on. I hear Abraham Lincoln Law will let you start, like, tonight if you want.
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Re: Spring cycle
He's trying to get his JD before the black helicopters track him down.TheSpanishMain wrote:Perhaps it's because you haven't given any reason as to WHY you must start in the spring other than "I want to."
Look, if you had a guaranteed in writing job upon graduation from any ABA accredited law school, and thus didn't care about placement or OCI and just wanted to get through it as quickly as possible, that might make sense. Presumably that's not the case, so you really need to ask yourself why 7-8 more months is worth sabotaging your career.
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Re: Spring cycle
There have been threads like this before. There is no reason to go insane here
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Re: Spring cycle
Dude.john1990 wrote:Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to read my post. The topic at hand is very serious and life changing for me. You see the government has kill lists and now they target american's. Unfortunately, my family was the target of a kill list after my mother correlated a conspiracy to serial murder. I have been subject to heavy surveillance for months now. My family (father, mother, brother, two sisters) has already disappeared and replaced with government agents who assume their everyday lives. Here is a picture of my brother and sister and their doubles http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... =1&theater
I was followed for days until i was kidnapped by a squad. I was questioned under threat of torture and immediate death. I eventually talked and provided valuable information relating to the conspiracy. Because of this i was released and given a year to live. Most are released and given just a week. My family disappeared in June because of crimes they committed in May. There was no official record.
I insist that i am not guilty. But, the squad believes i am the one who ordered the attack. I confessed to telling the leader that parts of the plan made sense, and they think that was code for them to act. It does not help that the attack was carried out in my name, as a retaliation for when i was raped. However, i insist that i told the leader not to attack anyone and i was promised that they would not attack. Nevertheless, there was an attack and a cover-up by the feds.
I would like to spread awareness of this event. I am devoting the rest of my life to spreading awareness of my situation and trying to run from the american government.
I would like to discuss the harsh reality of kill lists and the fact that they are known to target american's. Today, the most severe crime is an act of terrorism, a politically charged term. With this bias and these kill lists, how can justice be secured?
I have read the criminal law statutes and i know i am not guilty because i never agreed to do anything and never intended for anything to happen so i am innocent under the mens rea defense. However, they believe i am obviously guilty and i have no way to defend my case
Wat
Confirmed: OP is nutty bananas.
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Re: Spring cycle
Please stop spamming my threads with year old posts, this is not the place
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Re: Spring cycle
Just do this if you need to know what schools have spring starts. Stop being a huge tool on the forums. If everyone else were the troll, don't you think others would help steer the conversation back to the relevant topic?jlb251 wrote:I would google "law schools with spring admission". That might help you out, If you really want to know.
If you're anything like this in real life, your friends must LOVE you.
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Re: what is trolling
This is trollingmatthewsean85 wrote:
If you're anything like this in real life, your friends must LOVE you.
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Re: Spring cycle
No, it is not. Trolling does not mean "someone said something I don't like or disagree with."
An example of trolling might be posting the same personal statement twice and then getting angry when people criticize it again.
By the way, OP, I'm not even making fun of you for having some kind of mental health issue. I was legitimately asking if you were getting treatment/still having paranoid delusions. If your mental health is iffy, you should delay law school (or just forgo it entirely) until you're a little more stable.
An example of trolling might be posting the same personal statement twice and then getting angry when people criticize it again.
By the way, OP, I'm not even making fun of you for having some kind of mental health issue. I was legitimately asking if you were getting treatment/still having paranoid delusions. If your mental health is iffy, you should delay law school (or just forgo it entirely) until you're a little more stable.
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Re: trolling 1.0
obvious troll is obvious. Trolling is saying irrelevant information just to deter from the point of someones threadTheSpanishMain wrote:No, it is not. Trolling does not mean "someone said something I don't like or disagree with."
An example of trolling might be posting the same personal statement twice and then getting angry when people criticize it again.
By the way, OP, I'm not even making fun of you for having some kind of mental health issue. I was legitimately asking if you were getting treatment/still having paranoid delusions. If your mental health is iffy, you should delay law school (or just forgo it entirely) until you're a little more stable.
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Re: trolling 1.0
It's very relevant to understanding your (incredibly bizarre) law school calculus.john1990 wrote:Trolling is saying irrelevant information just to deter from the point of someones threadTheSpanishMain wrote:No, it is not. Trolling does not mean "someone said something I don't like or disagree with."
An example of trolling might be posting the same personal statement twice and then getting angry when people criticize it again.
By the way, OP, I'm not even making fun of you for having some kind of mental health issue. I was legitimately asking if you were getting treatment/still having paranoid delusions. If your mental health is iffy, you should delay law school (or just forgo it entirely) until you're a little more stable.
I don't know why I'm still going, but, fuck it, I'm in for this ride.
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Re: trolling 1.0
Sounds like trolling. This was just a listTheSpanishMain wrote:It's very relevant to understanding your (incredibly bizarre) law school calculus.john1990 wrote:Trolling is saying irrelevant information just to deter from the point of someones threadTheSpanishMain wrote:No, it is not. Trolling does not mean "someone said something I don't like or disagree with."
An example of trolling might be posting the same personal statement twice and then getting angry when people criticize it again.
By the way, OP, I'm not even making fun of you for having some kind of mental health issue. I was legitimately asking if you were getting treatment/still having paranoid delusions. If your mental health is iffy, you should delay law school (or just forgo it entirely) until you're a little more stable.
I don't know why I'm still going, but, fuck it, I'm in for this ride.
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Re: The troll thread 1.0
You do realize people quoted your original post, right? You can't pretend it was just you asking for a list for some kind of weird archival purpose.
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Re: The troll thread 1.0
This guy writes like Bearsgrl but with 85% more crazy.
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Re: The troll thread 1.0
I'm just so intrigued. Even when the grammar isn't wrong per se, the syntax is just slightly...off.
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Re: The troll thread 1.0
Tell me about it. I tried to review his PS. It didn't go well.TheSpanishMain wrote:I'm just so intrigued. Even when the grammar isn't wrong per se, the syntax is just slightly...off.
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Re: trolling 1.0
Seems like there isn't a consolidated list, so just buck up and do the research yourself. Try usnews, try google, try bing, etc. and see what you find. Then come back and post it if you like so a future person like yourself looking for ways to make horrible decisions about their future won't have to deal with this inexplicable and abhorrent trolling.john1990 wrote:Sounds like trolling. This was just a listTheSpanishMain wrote:It's very relevant to understanding your (incredibly bizarre) law school calculus.john1990 wrote:Trolling is saying irrelevant information just to deter from the point of someones threadTheSpanishMain wrote:No, it is not. Trolling does not mean "someone said something I don't like or disagree with."
An example of trolling might be posting the same personal statement twice and then getting angry when people criticize it again.
By the way, OP, I'm not even making fun of you for having some kind of mental health issue. I was legitimately asking if you were getting treatment/still having paranoid delusions. If your mental health is iffy, you should delay law school (or just forgo it entirely) until you're a little more stable.
I don't know why I'm still going, but, fuck it, I'm in for this ride.
Was that better advice for you?
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Re: The troll thread 1.0
Its not a spot to question choosing a law school its a list thread which has appeared itf beforeTheSpanishMain wrote:You do realize people quoted your original post, right? You can't pretend it was just you asking for a list for some kind of weird archival purpose.
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Re: The troll thread 1.0
Well, matthewsean85 raved about it. I don't know why it didn't work for you.rinkrat19 wrote:Tell me about it. I tried to review his PS. It didn't go well.TheSpanishMain wrote:I'm just so intrigued. Even when the grammar isn't wrong per se, the syntax is just slightly...off.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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