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Which T14s could you go to?
Why can't you go to law school in your home state? A run for the state senate and then the US House will require more local connections than national ones.
Why can't you go to law school in your home state? A run for the state senate and then the US House will require more local connections than national ones.
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brianiac wrote: You can't take one or two outliers like Johann or Dawkins and use that to defeat my argument that posters, as a whole, are T14 or bust here, which is a fact.
I'm sorry, you clearly have either not read any of the Choosing threads or have absolutely no RC skills. Most of this forum is NOT T-14 or bust, most of this forum is incredibly debt-averse and often encourages regional schools w/$$$. You're just pissed TLS has called shenanigans on your life choices.brianiac wrote:Um, giving different variations on "T14 or bust" is not "tailored advice" I'm sorry to break that to you.
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I feel like I've seen this plan before on TLS and heard it IRL. OP, do you know anyone in Congress that followed this path? I guess it sounds logical but I know I've never heard of it actually going this way for someone.brianiac wrote: But as I have already explained before in other threads, my plan is to attend a law school in D.C. and begin building my network. Possibly a transfer to Georgetown but I'm not going to get ahead of myself. The dream is to be a Senator, but I'm aware that is a highly highly unlikely scenario. So I will return to my home state and start a practice, and lay the groundwork for a run for the State Senate. After that, a run for the House. That's why I'm going to school in D.C. even though I could have attended several T14s. I want to have contacts ready to go for when I return to D.C.
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Re: TLS, it's time to have a talk.
Which T14s could you have gotten intobrianiac wrote:That's why I'm going to school in D.C. even though I could have attended several T14s.
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Please leave my thread.Jason Taverner wrote:This dude is the best troll we've had in a while. Take notes, folks. Take notes.
I love how smug TLS is about non-T14 schools. I can almost here you sneering about my intelligence. Sorry that I decided to choose a school that fit my goals. Instead of just jumping at a T14 because it's a T14 like you did.hereisonehand wrote:yeah OP is pretty much summing up the sort of advice you'll get here, except for the part where he leaves out that one should require increasingly steep tuition discounts before it is reasonable to attend schools further down the food chain, but that omission is of course just what you should expect from someone who wants others to validate the decision to go to GWU at sticker
That's enough. If you're not going to contribute will you please leave my thread.hereisonehand wrote:I do love that going into politics twist I must sayJason Taverner wrote:This dude is the best troll we've had in a while. Take notes, folks. Take notes.
I don't really understand this comment.Skool wrote:Sure, it's not perfect, but you're not going to make life altering financial decisions based on information that isn't really helpful, right?
Well good for him he can go infect his ivory tower idiot classmates with his negativity but I ask him to leave it out of my thread.BrazilBandit wrote:MistakenGenius is a Yale admit...
What part of "I'm opening a practice in my home state" and "I'm running for office" don't you understand? It's a dual income stream.TheUnicornHunter wrote:OP: please address how you plan to do politics when PSLF won't cover you,
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Re: TLS, it's time to have a talk.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=242874
If your theory is right, this thread makes no sense. Chill Mormon Bro comes on TLS asking for advice between UVA for free and BYU for free. Nobody's willing to give it to him, because even though UVA has objectively better placement, almost everyone recognizes that his life circumstances might make BYU make sense. Only when people realize that he wants TLS to tell him to go to UVA does TLS really oblige.
TLS gives tailored advice all the time. In your case, the tailored advice is that you have a terrible plan.
If your theory is right, this thread makes no sense. Chill Mormon Bro comes on TLS asking for advice between UVA for free and BYU for free. Nobody's willing to give it to him, because even though UVA has objectively better placement, almost everyone recognizes that his life circumstances might make BYU make sense. Only when people realize that he wants TLS to tell him to go to UVA does TLS really oblige.
TLS gives tailored advice all the time. In your case, the tailored advice is that you have a terrible plan.
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Lol, so your plan is to pay off sticker debt while doing DUI defense and funding a state senate run? Ok.brianiac wrote:What part of "I'm opening a practice in my home state" and "I'm running for office" don't you understand? It's a dual income stream.TheUnicornHunter wrote:OP: please address how you plan to do politics when PSLF won't cover you,
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You'll get along with all the other vapant idiots at George WashingTTTonMistakenGenius wrote:This, you were rejected from GULC, so what makes you think you'd have more luck anywhere else?Jim Jones wrote:Which T14s could you have gotten intobrianiac wrote:That's why I'm going to school in D.C. even though I could have attended several T14s.
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i hope youre running for republican because its way easier to get elected as a republican because they might actually think your retarded plan is inspiring.
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It's amazing how consistent his schtick is - "I'm going to GWU because politics. Fuck you and your T14" - and the rage that ensues. The force is strong with Brainiac.Jason Taverner wrote:This dude is the best troll we've had in a while. Take notes, folks. Take notes.
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Troll. It would just be too pathetic if he wasn't.
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I know it's a long shot but I hold out hope they'll change their ways.rpupkin wrote:ITT: brainiac speaks truth to power.
You think you're so great don't you. Go away.MistakenGenius wrote:Nah, he has me all figured out. I'm just too stupid to get into GW so I'm a hater. I need to call the jelly school.
Reminder: this is a constructive place for a substantive discussion. This thread is about helping TLSers give better advice to new students. I will begin ignoring posts that are not on topic.
This is not on topic but I will answer just to clear the air.Jason Taverner wrote:Which T14s could you go to?
Why can't you go to law school in your home state? A run for the state senate and then the US House will require more local connections than national ones.
I only applied to one T14 school, and I was rejected in part because I sent the application in so late, and I suspect I have a lackluster letter of recommendation from the chair of my department because she's extremely liberal and dislikes hearing opinions that aren't her own (I'm taking a course with her now on women's rights and you should see her get wound up).
If I had applied to all of the T14 I certainly would have gotten at least one or two. Applicants were way down this year so I had a solid crack at some lower T14s. But no harm no foul. I still got a T20, one of the top schools in long term outcomes, and G/G is one of the best outcomes for DC.
As for why not my home state, I have explained before that the brand name of the school I'm intending to attend will give my candidacy more seriousness. I have a very strong network in my home state and will be here during summers and breaks, volunteering on campaigns, working phones. I am not worried about local connections.
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Anybody who says Johann is a good poster needs to have their head examined. He almost singlehandedly makes TLS unreadable
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Re: TLS, it's time to have a talk.
Reminds me of someone ITT...brianiac wrote:I know it's a long shot but I hold out hope they'll change their ways.rpupkin wrote:ITT: brainiac speaks truth to power.
You think you're so great don't you. Go away.MistakenGenius wrote:Nah, he has me all figured out. I'm just too stupid to get into GW so I'm a hater. I need to call the jelly school.
Reminder: this is a constructive place for a substantive discussion. This thread is about helping TLSers give better advice to new students. I will begin ignoring posts that are not on topic.
This is not on topic but I will answer just to clear the air.Jason Taverner wrote:Which T14s could you go to?
Why can't you go to law school in your home state? A run for the state senate and then the US House will require more local connections than national ones.
I only applied to one T14 school, and I was rejected in part because I sent the application in so late, and I suspect I have a lackluster letter of recommendation from the chair of my department because she's extremely liberal and dislikes hearing opinions that aren't her own (I'm taking a course with her now on women's rights and you should see her get wound up).
If I had applied to all of the T14 I certainly would have gotten at least one or two. Applicants were way down this year so I had a solid crack at some lower T14s. But no harm no foul. I still got a T20, one of the top schools in long term outcomes, and G/G is one of the best outcomes for DC.
As for why not my home state, I have explained before that the brand name of the school I'm intending to attend will give my candidacy more seriousness. I have a very strong network in my home state and will be here during summers and breaks, volunteering on campaigns, working phones. I am not worried about local connections.
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Re: TLS, it's time to have a talk.
If you read these sentences in conjunction with the title of this thread, they are actually top rate.brianiac wrote:You think you're so great don't you. Go away.
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I already address this. I don't deny there are exceptions to the rule. But the vast majority of posts are T14 or bust. It appears that it is YOU who has absolutely no RC skills.middlebear wrote:I'm sorry, you clearly have either not read any of the Choosing threads or have absolutely no RC skills. Most of this forum is NOT T-14 or bust, most of this forum is incredibly debt-averse and often encourages regional schools w/$$$. You're just pissed TLS has called shenanigans on your life choices.
Many, many, many people in Congress went to law school. This is basic stuff people. Go on Wikipedia and look up some biographies.jchiles wrote:I feel like I've seen this plan before on TLS and heard it IRL. OP, do you know anyone in Congress that followed this path? I guess it sounds logical but I know I've never heard of it actually going this way for someone.
I already explained this and feel no need to repeat myself.Jim Jones wrote:Which T14s could you have gotten into
I didn't read the thread, but are you telling me that your proof that TLS isn't T14 or bust is a thread in which TLS tells a poster to attend UVA over BYU? That is sad and proves my point.TheUnicornHunter wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=242874
If your theory is right, this thread makes no sense. Chill Mormon Bro comes on TLS asking for advice between UVA for free and BYU for free. Nobody's willing to give it to him, because even though UVA has objectively better placement, almost everyone recognizes that his life circumstances might make BYU make sense. Only when people realize that he wants TLS to tell him to go to UVA does TLS really oblige.
TLS gives tailored advice all the time. In your case, the tailored advice is that you have a terrible plan.
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This isn't real right? This is a troll?
Can someone be this delusional?
Can someone be this delusional?
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Re: TLS, it's time to have a talk.
brianiac wrote:This thread isn't about me, it's about you guys.Jason Taverner wrote:Give us your 20 year plan, Mr. Brain.
But as I have already explained before in other threads, my plan is to attend a law school in D.C. and begin building my network. Possibly a transfer to Georgetown but I'm not going to get ahead of myself. The dream is to be a Senator, but I'm aware that is a highly highly unlikely scenario. So I will return to my home state and start a practice, and lay the groundwork for a run for the State Senate. After that, a run for the House. That's why I'm going to school in D.C. even though I could have attended several T14s. I want to have contacts ready to go for when I return to D.C.
You can't take one or two outliers like Johann or Dawkins and use that to defeat my argument that posters, as a whole, are T14 or bust here, which is a fact.Skool wrote:This is turning into a feeding frenzy. Maybe we should all try and be polite in engaging OP. Clearly he's a little misguided but ganging up on him might not be helpful.
OP, you should spend more time in the advice forums. People are regularly encouraged to choose excellent financial aid packages from non T-14 schools all the time.
Um, giving different variations on "T14 or bust" is not "tailored advice" I'm sorry to break that to you.TheUnicornHunter wrote:What's there to say? TLS gives tailored advice all the time.Skool wrote:This is turning into a feeding frenzy. Maybe we should all try and be polite in engaging OP. Clearly he's a little misguided but ganging up on him might not be helpful.
You seem butthurt that you did not get into a t14 with $$$. but don't trick other people into making bad financial decisions
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Please describe your network at home. How did you make those connections?
What advice do you have for aspiring politicians?
What advice do you have for aspiring politicians?
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can i be your chief of staff
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If this is for real, you should really consider trying to get on the hill for year. You're not going to take this seriously so I'm not going to go into why that would be smart for you politically and personally, but try to remember me 3 years from now when you realize that's what you should have done 

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