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Tell me my fortune
Lower T1: top 25%: K-JD: AG office and federal judge intern 1l summer jobs: what are my odds of BL/FC at OCI? Known to tell inappropriate jokes at interviews but I'm working on that.
the school places between 20 and 25 % in BL
the school places between 20 and 25 % in BL
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Re: Tell me my fortune
I foresee a visit from a tall, dark (but not necessarily handsome) stranger in your future
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I consider myself smart but this one went over my head. are you making a racist inference?Hand wrote:I foresee a visit from a tall, dark (but not necessarily handsome) stranger in your future
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Eh, no, that was a Woody Allen reference.Gifted Hands wrote:I consider myself smart but this one went over my head. are you making a racist inference?Hand wrote:I foresee a visit from a tall, dark (but not necessarily handsome) stranger in your future
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for real though, I assume its not like the top 25 get the only 25 BL jobs. Right? I'm mainly looking for input from non-t14 people and how your/freinds results were
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Re: Tell me my fortune
who cares? PAYE for life.
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that makes no sense. you are implying that I am contradicting myself. PAYE is not the target, it's the fallback which I won't have to worry about bc I went debt-free (but I'd rather be median at cornell with full debt).pancakes3 wrote:who cares? PAYE for life.
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So transfer and marginally increase your odds at BL, then PAYE for life.
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I have a very slight chance to transfer to Gtown or cornell. but I'm going to trypancakes3 wrote:So transfer and marginally increase your odds at BL, then PAYE for life.
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Don't do this. If you don't get BL consider yourself lucky. Graduate debt free, then build your practice. This is especially true for litigation.Gifted Hands wrote:I have a very slight chance to transfer to Gtown or cornell. but I'm going to trypancakes3 wrote:So transfer and marginally increase your odds at BL, then PAYE for life.
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seriously considering maxing out loans and starting a injury settlement mill (use about 10k per month on ads) and then re-invest etc.Lacepiece23 wrote:Don't do this. If you don't get BL consider yourself lucky. Graduate debt free, then build your practice. This is especially true for litigation.Gifted Hands wrote:I have a very slight chance to transfer to Gtown or cornell. but I'm going to trypancakes3 wrote:So transfer and marginally increase your odds at BL, then PAYE for life.
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Yeah, not sure why you'd want to take on debt considering I see plenty of recent NYL and Brooklyn Law grads in BL, some of which don't even have honors.Lacepiece23 wrote:Don't do this. If you don't get BL consider yourself lucky. Graduate debt free, then build your practice. This is especially true for litigation.Gifted Hands wrote:I have a very slight chance to transfer to Gtown or cornell. but I'm going to trypancakes3 wrote:So transfer and marginally increase your odds at BL, then PAYE for life.
Network and graduate debt-free.
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you will end up in prison for garden variety fraud
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