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I don't care where I live. I just want to be successful. If I go sticker, then 80 percent of the total cost will be loans, the other 20 percent will be savings and me selling my car.

GhostDynasty wrote:I don't care where I live. I just want to be successful. If I go sticker, then 80 percent of the total cost will be loans, the other 20 percent will be savings and me selling my car.

Is this real or a hypo?

It is basically real.

GhostDynasty wrote:It is basically real.

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miamiman wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:It is basically real.

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Im not 100 percent sure I could still go to all those schools, and 1 of the schools I didn't get into and have no interest attending, but I want to see how people think it stacks up. So the situation is basically real, as my decision is very close to what I presented in the poll, but not exactly.


I really don't care where I live, I really will be selling stuff, including a car to try and get close to 20 percent of my total legal education funded, but it might end up being 85 percent loans or something, maybe even a bit more, so maybe its safe to say, almost all loans.

It would be more helpful if you just posted what's really happening.

miamiman wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:It is basically real.

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Hilarious.

GhostDynasty wrote:

miamiman wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:It is basically real.

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Im not 100 percent sure I could still go to all those schools, and 1 of the schools I didn't get into and have no interest attending, but I want to see how people think it stacks up. So the situation is basically real, as my decision is very close to what I presented in the poll, but not exactly.

Go to Golden Gate for free?

Im looking for advice presented on the situation as I wrote it though.

GhostDynasty wrote:

miamiman wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:It is basically real.

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Im not 100 percent sure I could still go to all those schools, and 1 of the schools I didn't get into and have no interest attending, but I want to see how people think it stacks up. So the situation is basically real, as my decision is very close to what I presented in the poll, but not exactly.


I really don't care where I live, I really will be selling stuff, including a car to try and get close to 20 percent of my total legal education funded, but it might end up being 85 percent loans or something, maybe even a bit more, so maybe its safe to say, almost all loans.

This is arguably the dumbest thing I've ever read on TLS.

You must not read tls often.

Oh what the hell. This is getting somewhat amusing. So, how do you define "success"?

Financial success.

GhostDynasty wrote:Financial success.

Quit law school; try to break into the human trafficking industry.

150 000 x (1.08^10) = 323 838.75 to go to a school at sticker over a full ride you must expect to earn this much more over a ten year period for it to be truly worth the investment

so what school did you get rejected from?

rad law wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:Financial success.

Quit law school; try to break into the human trafficking industry.

I have a moral objection to human trafficking.

GhostDynasty wrote:

rad law wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:Financial success.

Quit law school; try to break into the human trafficking industry.

I have a moral objection to human trafficking.

I bet that is the same moral objection that most people have to the legal profession.

GhostDynasty wrote:

rad law wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:Financial success.

Quit law school; try to break into the human trafficking industry.

I have a moral objection to human trafficking.

Weird, I have a moral objection to responding to fictional law school options.

GhostDynasty wrote:

rad law wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:Financial success.

Quit law school; try to break into the human trafficking industry.

I have a moral objection to human trafficking.

What? Why? this is stoopid

miamiman wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:

rad law wrote:

GhostDynasty wrote:Financial success.

Quit law school; try to break into the human trafficking industry.

I have a moral objection to human trafficking.

Weird, I have a moral objection to responding to fictional law school options.

I can understand that.

witorres89 wrote:150 000 x (1.08^10) = 323 838.75 to go to a school at sticker over a full ride you must expect to earn this much more over a ten year period for it to be truly worth the investment

Thats easily made up if you get biglaw vs. small town da office.

TCR is Chicago.

Desert Fox wrote:TCR is Chicago.

TCR is actually Yale. It's about as "real" as any of the other options listed.

I'm not saying this thread is one of them, but anyone else notice the massive amount of unrealistic people asking for chancing this week? Like the one person who with a 3.6 and a 161, and 165 non urm want to know if they have a shot at columbia?