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Market forces
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 11:03 pm
by Younks
Hey everyone,
I was thinking of something I read written by George Soros (dude who crashed the British pound and stuff) - that bucking market trends will enable you to get the best deal essentially. Therefore, wouldn't it behoove those of yall who are thinking of sitting this cycle out to go to law school this year, to take advantage of the buyer's (student's) market? Just a thought - I gots me a full ride to a good regional school with it (SIU).
Then again, yall shouldn't go to law school because.... uhhh.... lawyers are scumbags or something. Yeah, that's it.
Re: Market forces
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 11:06 pm
by 09042014
Younks wrote:Hey everyone,
I was thinking of something I read written by George Soros (dude who crashed the British pound and stuff) - that bucking market trends will enable you to get the best deal essentially. Therefore, wouldn't it behoove those of yall who are thinking of sitting this cycle out to go to law school this year, to take advantage of the buyer's (student's) market? Just a thought - I gots me a full ride to a good regional school with it (SIU).
Then again, yall shouldn't go to law school because.... uhhh.... lawyers are scumbags or something. Yeah, that's it.
What region is SIU good in? BIG CAIRO LAW?
Southern Illinois as a region is wasteland. I think Mad Maxian Australia had a better economy.
Re: Market forces
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 11:07 pm
by jbagelboy
This questionable logic only applies with the assumption that future years, specifically next year, will be less of said "buyers market", meaning a more competitive admissions cycle.
Nothing has indicated that this year is the nadir of LSAT takers or LSAC applicants. It could botton out at any time within the next 3-5 years (if it ever does), which would "behoove" one to reapply.
Re: Market forces
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 11:08 pm
by banana$$stand
Younks wrote:Hey everyone,
I was thinking of something I read written by George Soros (dude who crashed the British pound and stuff) - that bucking market trends will enable you to get the best deal essentially. Therefore, wouldn't it behoove those of yall who are thinking of sitting this cycle out to go to law school this year, to take advantage of the buyer's (student's) market? Just a thought - I gots me a full ride to a good regional school with it (SIU).
Then again, yall shouldn't go to law school because.... uhhh.... lawyers are scumbags or something. Yeah, that's it.
Behooves the fuck outta me. Yeah, dude!
Re: Market forces
Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2013 11:21 pm
by timbs4339
banana$$stand wrote:Younks wrote:Hey everyone,
I was thinking of something I read written by George Soros (dude who crashed the British pound and stuff) - that bucking market trends will enable you to get the best deal essentially. Therefore, wouldn't it behoove those of yall who are thinking of sitting this cycle out to go to law school this year, to take advantage of the buyer's (student's) market? Just a thought - I gots me a full ride to a good regional school with it (SIU).
Then again, yall shouldn't go to law school because.... uhhh.... lawyers are scumbags or something. Yeah, that's it.
Behooves the fuck outta me. Yeah, dude!
This assumes you have to invest in that thing at some time. Going to Cooley with 5K this year because you think you won't get any money next year is an objectively bad choice. If that's the best you can do, think about another job. Sometimes the only way to win is not to play.
Re: Market forces
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 1:39 am
by Monochromatic Oeuvre
Nice try, Southern Illinois dean looking to meet quota for this year.
Re: Market forces
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 2:21 am
by Presidentjlh
Monochromatic Oeuvre wrote:Nice try, Southern Illinois dean looking to meet quota for this year.