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- Scotusnerd
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Okay I normally don't bash other schools, but if you're actually even thinking about attending Charleston School of Law (lol), DON'T.
http://www.fitsnews.com/2013/07/26/csol-meltdown/
http://www.fitsnews.com/2013/07/29/csol ... he-latest/
http://www.fitsnews.com/2013/07/26/csol ... ouncement/
Also, I know that fitsnews is not the best news source, but no one else seems to be running this.
http://www.fitsnews.com/2013/07/26/csol-meltdown/
http://www.fitsnews.com/2013/07/29/csol ... he-latest/
http://www.fitsnews.com/2013/07/26/csol ... ouncement/
Also, I know that fitsnews is not the best news source, but no one else seems to be running this.
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Anybody considering schools like this are not going to be persuaded by facts. They already refuse to accept reality.
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Charlotte was SPS before this and will continue to be after. People need to stop acting like non-profit means anything in the law school world. It's all a scam folks. At least the for-profit guys are a little less smug about it.
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CSL is ridiculous. This deal was pretty forseen though. My family is pretty involved in the SC legal world and I heard about this from some relatives in May.
I don't think anyone should go to CLS unless they get funneled into a family business afterwards. One of my relatives couldn't get into South Carolina so she went here and just worked for her dads small town practice after graduation, which was her goal in attending law school. I'm sure it works for some people but I certainly would never attend. If someone wants to practice in SC and can't get into USouth Carolina, I think it might be time for a new goal haha
I don't think anyone should go to CLS unless they get funneled into a family business afterwards. One of my relatives couldn't get into South Carolina so she went here and just worked for her dads small town practice after graduation, which was her goal in attending law school. I'm sure it works for some people but I certainly would never attend. If someone wants to practice in SC and can't get into USouth Carolina, I think it might be time for a new goal haha
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So much about this quote makes me LOL. I would maybe feel bad for the CSOL students if it weren't for their voluntary decision to attend a TTTT.One livid law student wrote:“If I even pass the bar – I now a have a degree from DeVry University.”
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This. That the faculty and admins are bitching because some of the "profit" they were getting will now be redirected to outside shareholders doesn't change the fact that they were making a killing off of students before.Tiago Splitter wrote:Charlotte was SPS before this and will continue to be after. People need to stop acting like non-profit means anything in the law school world. It's all a scam folks. At least the for-profit guys are a little less smug about it.
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This. Is this the first time that CSOL students are learning their school is laughable? I don't get it.PRgradBYU wrote:So much about this quote makes me LOL. I would maybe feel bad for the CSOL students if it weren't for their voluntary decision to attend a TTTT.One livid law student wrote:“If I even pass the bar – I now a have a degree from DeVry University.”
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"I am upset that we are being sold over to a for-profit company." -Student, Charleston School of Law For Kids Who Can't LSAT Good and Wanna Learn How To Make Frappuccinos Faster During The 8 AM Rush Too, 2013.
"I am upset that these deck chairs are being rearranged." -Titanic passenger, 1912
"I am upset that these deck chairs are being rearranged." -Titanic passenger, 1912
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Charlotte law has been. Not Charleston.Regulus wrote:Wait... I'm kind of confused. Hasn't CSOL been a member of InfiLaw for a while now?
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Regulus wrote: Yay to the government for dishing out loans that are ending up funding for-profit InfiLawl schools.
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Yeah kind of pathetic that the same company owns two CSOLs, and both are laughably bad.Regulus wrote:Oh daaaamn (and reading comp fail on my part). That is kind of lulzy in a really sad sort of way.ImNoScar wrote:Charlotte law has been. Not Charleston.Regulus wrote:Wait... I'm kind of confused. Hasn't CSOL been a member of InfiLaw for a while now?
Yay to the government for dishing out loans that are ending up funding for-profit InfiLawl schools.
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Wow, I didn't know that about Charlotte. That's horrible.
Glad I don't go to either. I love how a lot of the board of directors looked at that deal and went
Glad I don't go to either. I love how a lot of the board of directors looked at that deal and went
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LOLOLOLOL
NO WAY
I didnt think it was possible, but that may be worse than People's College of Law
NO WAY
I didnt think it was possible, but that may be worse than People's College of Law
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A large number of "non-profit" law schools fit this descriptions, and probably a fair number of non-profit universities too. Whether shareholders or professors or deans are taking the money, the beginning and the end are the same.Regulus wrote:Yeah... as soon as a school's outward motives are to make money instead of educate students and provide them with upward mobility, that school should no longer be allowed to exist (or at least should no longer be allowed to operate on federal funding). I have no problem with someone charging a pretty penny to teach their students a useful skill that will help them in life, but at least 7 times out of 10, that just isn't the case with these for-profit law schools. I am not sure about the employment outcomes of other for-profit schools in general, but I can't imagine that they'd be much better.sublime wrote:I really wish they would shut for profit schools down. Not just law schools, but all the way through. I have still yet to see a convincing argument of going to a for profit school over a CC.
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GOLD.
That is the law school version of spraypainting "Free candy" on the side of an unmarked van.
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This whole law school process has echoed the sentiment of survival of the fittest. The strong prey on the weak.hopkins23 wrote:Hell, are these people real?
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"[Kelly] Barnes is moving to Charleston from Daytona Beach, Fla., today to attend the school. “I’m on pins and needles,” she said after hearing that the school might be sold.
She liked the school when she came for an interview. “They stressed that they were a smaller school that helped students,” she said. “I got a good feeling.”
Her final decision to attend was sealed when the school, with about 600 students, offered her a $10,000 scholarship. Tuition for the 2013-14 school year is about $38,000…
Barnes is married and has two children. “Moving to Charleston is a huge deal to us.”
The people I feel the worst for are those two children. Collateral damage.
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I got offered a $42,000 scholarship and was invited to apply with an E-mail that said you may have already gotten a large scholarship. I'm currently well in the top half of a top Canadian do I regret that it costs me a bit more? No.
But ya I don't have a issue with People Law School or Southern Law Centre, these school offer at a fairly reasonable price a shot at Law School for people who want to take it, I think all law school who charge over 30,000 should be in the top 50 for profit is about greed
But ya I don't have a issue with People Law School or Southern Law Centre, these school offer at a fairly reasonable price a shot at Law School for people who want to take it, I think all law school who charge over 30,000 should be in the top 50 for profit is about greed
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Friend of mine just transferred out this for-profit disaster--I was thrilled when I saw her facebook update!
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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