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How is the admissions process for Liberty University? is it hard or easy?

Troll.

?? Ok

fanmingrui wrote:Troll.

Or just very stupid.

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I've seen more creative attempts than this. It's kind of insulting.

They are considered 'easy' in the grand scheme of things but it depends on the student of course. Here are the admission statistics from 2011 > http://liberty.lawschoolnumbers.com/sta ... Cycle=1112

not worried if a troll because someone sincere will find this thread when searching for Liberty.

941law wrote:They are considered 'easy' in the grand scheme of things but it depends on the student of course. Here are the admission statistics from 2011 > http://liberty.lawschoolnumbers.com/sta ... Cycle=1112

not worried if a troll because someone sincere will find this thread when searching for Liberty.

Should be a fun curve with a class of 5.

Rejected dude has a great profile

Geese. Grey Geese.

Everywhere.

Tiago Splitter wrote:Rejected dude has a great profile

Wait, Thomas Jeff REJECTED someone? Someone who wanted to give them money?

joncrooshal wrote:
Should be a fun curve with a class of 5.

The teacher-student ratio is 10-1, power to the people.

joncrooshal wrote:

Tiago Splitter wrote:Rejected dude has a great profile

Wait, Thomas Jeff REJECTED someone? Someone who wanted to give them money?

Some people think A's are important, but he had bigger goals. I guess that means Appalachian Law.

joncrooshal wrote:
Wait, Thomas Jeff REJECTED someone? Someone who wanted to give them money?

The #'s don't tell the whole story of course. The 1 school (Appy) that accepted that guy (anonlaw) denied this guy apparently http://lawschoolnumbers.com/Badger1983/jd

Pretty much as easy as any (unfortunately) ABA-accredited law school can be. What's not easy is getting a job with a JD from Liberty.

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I think that's on par.

Think of it like this: Where do med school students go when they flunk out of med school?

Just about any damn law school they want.

Show me one person on this board who said, "Eh, Lawschools not for me. Med school it is!"

And don't give me the whole grad school excuse: Those people don't make $$$ nor do they have the potential.

Appalachian! All you needed was one! Great job and it is ABA approved! Nice!

I want to put that in my signature.

Tiago Splitter wrote:Rejected dude has a great profile

Between that guy and all the people who posted on his wall, I'm seeing corners of LSN I never could have imagined...

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sammy416 wrote:How is the admissions process for Liberty University? is it hard or easy?

it's easy comparing to other aba accredited law schools, harder than those unaccredited ones, and you will receive a legit JD in the end, finding job might be tough outside the school's immediate area

ResolutePear wrote: Show me one person on this board who said, "Eh, Lawschools not for me. Med school it is!"

flcath?

NYC Law wrote:

ResolutePear wrote: Show me one person on this board who said, "Eh, Lawschools not for me. Med school it is!"

flcath?

No idea what he ended up doing.

He did need a post-bacc or to hit a DO program.. perhaps.

But, I'm talking about somebody who has the 3.8GPA with the shitton of requirements, including the MCAT and shadowing done.

I wonder if the "Liberty Way" applies to law students...

Dress Code:
Liberty University maintains that a dress code is needed to prepare students for serving as "Champions for Christ" in many professional fields. The dress code is therefore guided by the basic principles of cleanliness, neatness, appropriateness, and modesty.

Entertainment:
Music that is lewd or has anti-Christian lyrics is not allowed. Movies that are rated "R", "NC-17", and "X" and video games rated “A” and “RP” or "M" with descriptors indicating any sexual content, alcohol/drug content, or strong language are prohibited.

Curfew*:
Liberty University maintains a curfew for all students. The curfew is enforced by Resident Assistants who perform "curfew checks" every night. The current curfew is: Sunday - Wednesday: 12 midnight
Thursday: 10 p.m. (this is for hall meetings)
Friday & Saturday: 12:30 a.m.

*However, Student Life sponsors "late night" events that students are allowed to attend after curfew.

ResolutePear wrote:I think that's on par.

I think that's on pear.

joncrooshal wrote:

ResolutePear wrote:I think that's on par.

I think that's on pear.

If something's not on pear, I don't want to know it.

I.P. Daly wrote:I wonder if the "Liberty Way" applies to law students...

Dress Code:
Liberty University maintains that a dress code is needed to prepare students for serving as "Champions for Christ" in many professional fields. The dress code is therefore guided by the basic principles of cleanliness, neatness, appropriateness, and modesty.

Entertainment:
Music that is lewd or has anti-Christian lyrics is not allowed. Movies that are rated "R", "NC-17", and "X" and video games rated “A” and “RP” or "M" with descriptors indicating any sexual content, alcohol/drug content, or strong language are prohibited.

Curfew*:
Liberty University maintains a curfew for all students. The curfew is enforced by Resident Assistants who perform "curfew checks" every night. The current curfew is: Sunday - Wednesday: 12 midnight
Thursday: 10 p.m. (this is for hall meetings)
Friday & Saturday: 12:30 a.m.

*However, Student Life sponsors "late night" events that students are allowed to attend after curfew.

I had more freedom in middle school.