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Put in your numbers. Poof, your chances of admission.
Also, retake the LSAT.
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This is the most depressing success story I have every heard.mavshoosiers4life wrote:not positive, but i met with someone who went from cooley to depaul as a transfer, so i assume if i can do well, i could probably do something similar
There is a reason you have never heard of it happening before.DaRascal wrote:What does it take to transfer from Cooley to T14? I've heard of people transferring from Cooley to T1 but never Cooley to Harvard or Cooley to Michigan.
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It pains me that people like you think going to a TTT is your only option. Oh, you're going to do SUPER well and transfer? Probably not. No, I'm not being mean or negative but it's pretty much written in stone that you shouldn't go to a shitty school with the intent of transfering becausemavshoosiers4life wrote:150 lsat 3.29 gpa
Bro I've got about the same GPA as you do and started in the low 150's on the LSAT. I listened to TLS and took a year off. Now I'm PTing in the mid/upper 160's with two months to go before the October LSAT. I plan to break 170 and snag a T14. You should do the same.mavshoosiers4life wrote:just because the job prospects aren't great, what makes you think one cannot get a job from the school? i know many graduates from the school with very good jobs.
Coin flip chance of work as an attorney. A much lower chance of actually paying off that debt. JMLS Atlanta has a 0% "large firm score."North wrote:mavshoosiers4life wrote:Would you bet $200,000 on a coin flip, broski?
I know somebody with a Juris Doctorate from John Marshall Law School. She works as a self-employed yoga instructor because nobody will pay her to be a lawyer.
Retaking the LSAT.DaRascal wrote:What does it take to transfer from Cooley to T14? I've heard of people transferring from Cooley to T1 but never Cooley to Harvard or Cooley to Michigan.
top30man wrote:Retaking the LSAT.DaRascal wrote:What does it take to transfer from Cooley to T14? I've heard of people transferring from Cooley to T1 but never Cooley to Harvard or Cooley to Michigan.
That's nuts. How likely is it to find anyone with a combination of all those at any law school let alone Cooley? I almost want to doubt that there's ever been anyone in the history of law school with all that going for them.ben2587 wrote:There is a reason you have never heard of it happening before.DaRascal wrote:What does it take to transfer from Cooley to T14? I've heard of people transferring from Cooley to T1 but never Cooley to Harvard or Cooley to Michigan.
Only thing I can imagine is; #1 in your class + military service + URM + LGBT. Something close to that formula.
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what would it take for you to quit tls? how much money would i need to put in your paypal account for you to accept a permanent ban?DaRascal wrote:That's nuts. How likely is it to find anyone with a combination of all those at any law school let alone Cooley? I almost want to doubt that there's ever been anyone in the history of law school with all that going for them.ben2587 wrote:There is a reason you have never heard of it happening before.DaRascal wrote:What does it take to transfer from Cooley to T14? I've heard of people transferring from Cooley to T1 but never Cooley to Harvard or Cooley to Michigan.
Only thing I can imagine is; #1 in your class + military service + URM + LGBT. Something close to that formula.
Well at least the lay prestige at the schools isn't too bad. JMLS is named after a famous Supreme Court Justice and Cooley could pass for being named after a president.
If anyone can it's fatduck.DaRascal wrote:No money, fatduck. But there is a way.
I need a really hot girl: Slender, dirty blonde hair, hazel eyes, wears jean shorts and tight clothes that accentuate her awesome physique. I'd prefer if she didn't have a southern accent but if she does that's OK too. I'd also like her to have a history of teasing other guys. Not cheating on her boyfriend but teasing other guys. I want to have some drama in this relationship so that I can go to a bar or a club and catch her teasing some random dude.
But I want her to be faithful for the most part. She also needs to have an average intelligence level. Don't want her to be really boring but also don't want her to be a total nerd.
If you can make this happen.... Oh baby that'd be great.
i'll just wait out the body of work banYukos wrote:If anyone can it's fatduck.DaRascal wrote:No money, fatduck. But there is a way.
I need a really hot girl: Slender, dirty blonde hair, hazel eyes, wears jean shorts and tight clothes that accentuate her awesome physique. I'd prefer if she didn't have a southern accent but if she does that's OK too. I'd also like her to have a history of teasing other guys. Not cheating on her boyfriend but teasing other guys. I want to have some drama in this relationship so that I can go to a bar or a club and catch her teasing some random dude.
But I want her to be faithful for the most part. She also needs to have an average intelligence level. Don't want her to be really boring but also don't want her to be a total nerd.
If you can make this happen.... Oh baby that'd be great.
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Dude, study for you're retake.DaRascal wrote:No money, fatduck. But there is a way.
I need a really hot girl: Slender, dirty blonde hair, hazel eyes, wears jean shorts and tight clothes that accentuate her awesome physique. I'd prefer if she didn't have a southern accent but if she does that's OK too. I'd also like her to have a history of teasing other guys. Not cheating on her boyfriend but teasing other guys. I want to have some drama in this relationship so that I can go to a bar or a club and catch her teasing some random dude.
But I want her to be faithful for the most part. She also needs to have an average intelligence level. Don't want her to be really boring but also don't want her to be a total nerd.
If you can make this happen.... Oh baby that'd be great.
*twitchMillerTheThriller wrote: Dude, study for you're retake.
splitsplat wrote:*twitchMillerTheThriller wrote: Dude, study for you're retake.
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You won't regret it. Use the resources, support system, and advice on this site and study like the direction of your entire legal career and twenty years of financial stability is riding on a 170. Many of us (including me) are doing or have done exactly that.mavshoosiers4life wrote:i am retaking
I think that is a good choice. However, I do know people that went to this school and came out with successful careers and a wealth of knowledge. It seems that many people on TLS feed off of each other with the elitist advice.mavshoosiers4life wrote:i am retaking, but am still considering the school as a possibility.
I don't know anyone who went here so I don't have any inspirational anecdotes, but I know how to read employment statisticsbigvinny wrote:I think that is a good choice. However, I do know people that went to this school and came out with successful careers and a wealth of knowledge. It seems that many people on TLS feed off of each other with the elitist advice.mavshoosiers4life wrote:i am retaking, but am still considering the school as a possibility.
It is not elitist advice to tell someone to avoid massive debt for a 41% chance at a full-time, real legal job, you dumbass. Less than HALF of the students at this school got true lawyering jobs. And I'd bet you my left nut that most of these jobs are simply terrible jobs. JMLS is probably a fine school with nice professors and a nice building, but it has objectively terrible job prospects, and that's the bottom line.bigvinny wrote:I think that is a good choice. However, I do know people that went to this school and came out with successful careers and a wealth of knowledge. It seems that many people on TLS feed off of each other with the elitist advice.mavshoosiers4life wrote:i am retaking, but am still considering the school as a possibility.
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