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Trying to choose between a New England environment and a southern coastal school. They are ranked very closely, both have great programs, both are similarly priced......almost identical, except for location (and their respective implied lifestyles).

Through the fall, winter, and spring, I wonder if I'll have enough spare time in law school to make the obvious choice of thongin' out on the beach, instead of freezing my Yankee ass off.

If there is no spare time, coin toss.

You decide.

Useless without what the schools actually are. Also whether is a pretty shitty way to pick schools.

Def long underwear. Nice whether is for sissies.

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rad law wrote:Useless without what the schools actually are. Also whether is a pretty shitty way to pick schools.

What school doesn't matter. We're talking about weather.

magicman554 wrote:

rad law wrote:Useless without what the schools actually are. Also whether is a pretty shitty way to pick schools.

What school doesn't matter. We're talking about weather.

So are you into this:

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magicman554 wrote:

rad law wrote:Useless without what the schools actually are. Also whether is a pretty shitty way to pick schools.

What school doesn't matter. We're talking about weather.

Ok, shitty way to pick schools.

rad law wrote:

magicman554 wrote:

rad law wrote:Useless without what the schools actually are. Also whether is a pretty shitty way to pick schools.

What school doesn't matter. We're talking about weather.

Ok, shitty way to pick schools.

This is the serious answer.

How do you, a 20 something year old, not already know whether you like cold weather or warm weather? Seems like you like the warm southern coastal. Go there.

There is no time? GET TO THA CHOPPA!

2Serious4Numbers wrote:There is no time? GET TO THA CHOPPA!

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bk187 wrote:

rad law wrote:

magicman554 wrote:

rad law wrote:Useless without what the schools actually are. Also whether is a pretty shitty way to pick schools.

What school doesn't matter. We're talking about weather.

Ok, shitty way to pick schools.

This is the serious answer.

How do you, a 20 something year old, not already know whether you like cold weather or warm weather? Seems like you like the warm southern coastal. Go there.

Actually in my 30's. I know I like warmer weather, and thongin' out on the beach, but given the rumor that law students have next to no social life, I'm wondering if it should even be much of a factor.

If I would have taken my lsat after reading this thread, it would have dropped ten points.

magicman554 wrote: Actually in my 30's. I know I like warmer weather, and thongin' out on the beach, but given the rumor that law students have next to no social life, I'm wondering if it should even be much of a factor.

So... if there is NO difference between schools (which I doubt) and the only difference is weather.. decision made. Why SHOULDN'T it be a factor.

PS Magicman do you thong out?

magicman554 wrote:Trying to choose between a New England environment and a southern coastal school. They are ranked very closely, both have great programs, both are similarly priced......almost identical, except for location (and their respective implied lifestyles).

Through the fall, winter, and spring, I wonder if I'll have enough spare time in law school to make the obvious choice of thongin' out on the beach, instead of freezing my Yankee ass off.

If there is no spare time, coin toss.

You decide.

Go where you'll be happier. It'll help relieve the stress. If weather matters a lot to you, certainly let that be a factor. Also consider where you want to live afterwards... would you rather live in a New England environment or a Southern Coastal one after graduation? If all things are truly equal, you let it be the deciding factor...

Sounds like you'd want the Southern Coastal.

You sound like you belong at Duke.

Make sure that the school you pick is located in a place where you want to stay long term. I can't think of a "Southern Coastal" LS with any mobility.

I'm sick of having a sinus infection for 6 months a year. Sign me up for warm whether.

sophia.olive wrote:If I would have taken my lsat after reading this thread, it would have dropped ten points.

You again? Hey, offers are still on the table...

arism87 wrote:PS Magicman do you thong out?

Technically, "thongin' out" can be defined as an event, wherein participants either wear them or enjoy the company of others who are thongin' out in a more literal sense. I picture myself on a beach, sippin' daiquiris, surrounded by thongin' female classmates.

It is highly unlikely that there is no real difference between the schools besides weather, because clearly the difference in weather means different location, and unless we're talking about Harvard vs. Stanford, this means that you need to think about one of the most important factors of all: where do you want to work when you graduate?

Going to school in Cali when you grew up in Minnesota and want to work in North Carolina ain't real smart. So you need to think about location, not the weather.

romothesavior wrote:It is highly unlikely that there is no real difference between the schools besides weather, because clearly the difference in weather means different location, and unless we're talking about Harvard vs. Stanford, this means that you need to think about one of the most important factors of all: where do you want to work when you graduate?

Going to school in Cali when you grew up in Minnesota and want to work in North Carolina ain't real smart. So you need to think about location, not the weather.

Okay, to make it easier, I'm talking Duke vs. Cornell. Both have shots at NYC Biglaw, which is what I want. But thongin' out is the ascendant consideration. So, stick to weather.

magicman554 wrote:

romothesavior wrote:It is highly unlikely that there is no real difference between the schools besides weather, because clearly the difference in weather means different location, and unless we're talking about Harvard vs. Stanford, this means that you need to think about one of the most important factors of all: where do you want to work when you graduate?

Going to school in Cali when you grew up in Minnesota and want to work in North Carolina ain't real smart. So you need to think about location, not the weather.

Okay, to make it easier, I'm talking Duke vs. Cornell. Both have shots at NYC Biglaw, which is what I want. But thongin' out is the ascendant consideration. So, stick to weather.

Duke.

I'd take Duke for the better shot at NYC biglaw. Also, if you already have acceptances at these places, you should get somewhere even better.

Definitely the long underwear, but the whole body kind with the buttflap.