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People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:17 pm
by Veyron
Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:25 pm
by Pricer
I wouldn't mind practicing in multiple locations. I applied to UGA because it is in state, and I would enjoy Atlanta. I applied to Texas because I think I would enjoy Dallas/Houston. I applied to UCLA and USC because I think I would enjoy LA. I know you specifically excluded Texas, UCLA, and Vandy, but I only applied to those schools (and USC) outside of T14 besides my state school.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:50 pm
by alexonfyre
I care where I want to practice, I picked the 6 markets I want to work in most, Chicago, Boston, NYC, New Orleans, San Fran, and Atlanta and applied to schools near all of them.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:57 pm
by JakeL
I care a lot, but to me >$100k in debt is more worrisome than trying to crack into a different market. I am optimistic that doing well in a Tier 1 and putting in extra work + my connections will allow me to practice where I want to (AK/WA/CO).
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:01 pm
by dcgirl1013
Pricer wrote:I wouldn't mind practicing in multiple locations. I applied to UGA because it is in state, and I would enjoy Atlanta. I applied to Texas because I think I would enjoy Dallas/Houston. I applied to UCLA and USC because I think I would enjoy LA. I know you specifically excluded Texas, UCLA, and Vandy, but I only applied to those schools (and USC) outside of T14 besides my state school.
UGA is pretty far from Atlanta...
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:05 pm
by HowdyYall
Fee waivers + application addiction = applying to non T-14 in random states
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:10 pm
by rman1201
Some of us were raised in a cesspit (aka Florida) and just want to get out, with little concern for where.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:12 pm
by RockyIII
dcgirl1013 wrote:
UGA is pretty far from Atlanta...
Okay. Where do you think most UGA grads practice? (I'll give you a hint: It's Atlanta)
Also, Athens isn't THAT far from the city.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:14 pm
by dcgirl1013
RockyIII wrote:dcgirl1013 wrote:
UGA is pretty far from Atlanta...
Okay. Where do you think most UGA grads practice? (I'll give you a hint: It's Atlanta)
Also, Athens isn't THAT far from the city.
Nevermind, I didn't realize you were talking about practicing in Atlanta after law school. I thought you were saying you would enjoy living/being in Atlanta during law school
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:28 pm
by Pricer
dcgirl1013 wrote:RockyIII wrote:dcgirl1013 wrote:
UGA is pretty far from Atlanta...
Okay. Where do you think most UGA grads practice? (I'll give you a hint: It's Atlanta)
Also, Athens isn't THAT far from the city.
Nevermind, I didn't realize you were talking about practicing in Atlanta after law school. I thought you were saying you would enjoy living/being in Atlanta during law school
No, I would not enjoy living in Atlanta during law school. The city (or any city of that size) is too expensive for me to feel comfortable living there on only loans. Athens is much cheaper and is a little over 50 miles away from Atlanta. That is my main opposition to going to UCLA and USC. I hear Austin is closer to Athens in regards to cost of living, and it has to be cheaper than LA.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:34 pm
by Bumi
Some of us are splitters. If we miss the T-14, our choices are midwest or TTT. So we migrate to the midwest in a massive trail of splitter tears.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:35 pm
by bloobook
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Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:38 pm
by lisjjen
Veyron wrote:Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
I primarily cared about the region. So I applied to 9 T14s, and then 10 others. Of those others, two were UT and Vandy. One was University of Idaho because my Dad told me he'd pay for my Harvard App if I applied to one safety. The rest were in Cali or the PacNW because the state doesn't matter so much so long as I'm in the region.
Now. Why I applied to Notre Dame, William & Mary or UMN I have no idea. But, when it comes to spending $36, applying to schools I'll never go to is better than buying crack or something.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:43 pm
by Pricer
lisjjen wrote:Veyron wrote:Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
I primarily cared about the region. So I applied to 9 T14s, and then 10 others. Of those others, two were UT and Vandy. One was University of Idaho because my Dad told me he'd pay for my Harvard App if I applied to one safety. The rest were in Cali or the PacNW because the state doesn't matter so much so long as I'm in the region.
Now. Why I applied to Notre Dame, William & Mary or UMN I have no idea. But, when it comes to spending $36, applying to schools I'll never go to is better than buying crack or something.
They could also be useful for scholarship negotiations.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:44 pm
by bport hopeful
Why is this a thread, theres a ton of reasons. I live between syracuse and buffalo. Do I want to get sucked into those shitholes? no. So im getting out of dodge. Im a splitter so Im fishing for money everywhere. All of the schools I applied to are on the east coast (or just into the midwest). If you dont live in a legal market, you apply to schools in markets you could see yourself in.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:48 pm
by lisjjen
bport hopeful wrote:Why is this a thread (1.1), theres a ton of reasons. I live between syracuse and buffalo. Do I want to get sucked into those shitholes? no. So im getting out of dodge. Im a splitter so Im fishing for money everywhere. All of the schools I applied to are on the east coast (or just into the midwest). If you dont live in a legal market, you apply to schools in markets you could see yourself in (2.1).
1.1 Why is this a thread?
2.2 Why could you see yourself in the markets that you apply to?
Poster answers his own question
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:27 pm
by Sandro
rman1201 wrote:Some of us were raised in a cesspit (aka Florida) and just want to get out, with little concern for where.
Amen.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:29 pm
by Justathought
Some of us are 2.4/164/ 30 year old non-traditional / Puerto Rican applicants who have no idea who the f will accept them!
Okay, its pretty much just me in this boat, but I needed to cast a wide net.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:31 pm
by SrLaw
Veyron wrote:Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
Why the fuck do you care, Veyron?
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:31 pm
by lisjjen
SrLaw wrote:Veyron wrote:Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
Why the fuck do you care, Veyron?
Why the fuck do you care that he cares, SrLaw.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:33 pm
by Sandro
Ppl in school who troll the OL oriented forums need to get a life. Like Veyron.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:33 pm
by SrLaw
lisjjen wrote:SrLaw wrote:Veyron wrote:Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
Why the fuck do you care, Veyron?
Why the fuck do you care that he cares, SrLaw.
This particular member seems to spread his douche posts across each thread he enters
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:35 pm
by ATR
I did this, but I admit it was a waste of money. I applied late (following a December retake), so I was unsure how my cycle would turn out. However, as I found out, if I didn't gain acceptances to T14 + Vandy/Texas/UCLA/USC, I would have reapplied next cycle.
ETA: I know Veyron's trolling, but I thought I'd give an honest answer, anyway.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:36 pm
by lisjjen
SrLaw wrote:lisjjen wrote:SrLaw wrote:Veyron wrote:Whats up with that?
Do you really not care where you practice? Inquiring minds want to know.
Edit: Yes, I can understand why you would apply to Texas, Vandy, or UCLA.
Why the fuck do you care, Veyron?
Why the fuck do you care that he cares, SrLaw.
This particular member seems to spread his douche posts across each thread he enters
This particular member seems to spread his glum posts across each thread he enters.
and is also a n00b.
Re: People who apply to non T-14s in a whole bunch of states
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 4:36 pm
by Sandro
The fact that Veyron is concerned with what OLs are doing speaks volumes. Poor guy.