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Danger Zone wrote:It literally makes no difference. I visited the law school for a half hour tour and they were like "here's a classroom, here's the moot courtroom, here's the library." Definitely could have done without.

And all law students are pretty much the same.

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For those considering UT, a small bit of good news.

http://m.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/at ... cle&r=full

haus wrote:For those considering UT, a small bit of good news.

http://m.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/at ... cle&r=full

For me, the reaction to the campus visit just helped clarify what was in my gut.

ironbmike wrote:How many people are planning on going to a school without ever visiting? Bad idea or acceptable?

what could you possibly learn from your visit?

Blessedassurance wrote:

ironbmike wrote:How many people are planning on going to a school without ever visiting? Bad idea or acceptable?

what could you possibly learn from your visit?

You could learn that some rooms in Pound Hall at Harvard Law uses seats that are mounted to the floor. For those of us in the larger side (6'+ and 240lbs+) it is quite uncomfortable as you spend a lecture shoved into the table in front of you.

haus wrote:

Blessedassurance wrote:

ironbmike wrote:How many people are planning on going to a school without ever visiting? Bad idea or acceptable?

what could you possibly learn from your visit?

You could learn that some rooms in Pound Hall at Harvard Law uses seats that are mounted to the floor. For those of us in the larger side (6'+ and 240lbs+) it is quite uncomfortable as you spend a lecture shoved into the table in front of you.

hemengway should probably be the biggest selling point. even though closing at 8 on fridays is pretty lame.