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3.5/160

Emory - almost sticker

WUSTL $

Richmond $$

Stetson $$$$


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How many times have you taken the LSAT?

nothingtosee wrote:How many times have you taken the LSAT?

we aren't going there ..this is the final list

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FloridaLaw wrote:

nothingtosee wrote:How many times have you taken the LSAT?

we aren't going there ..this is the final list

Then you aren't going to get much help, I'm afraid. People generally won't play the "you HAVE to pick one of these!" game. Especially since "don't go to law school" is always an option.

none of the above

Also, assuming from your username that you want to practice in Florida, why are UF/FSU not on the list?

TheSpanishMain wrote:Also, assuming from your username that you want to practice in Florida, why are UF/FSU not on the list?

don't like those towns

FloridaLaw wrote:

TheSpanishMain wrote:Also, assuming from your username that you want to practice in Florida, why are UF/FSU not on the list?

don't like those towns

Gotcha. Have fun using stupid criteria to make a huge decision.

TheSpanishMain wrote:

FloridaLaw wrote:

TheSpanishMain wrote:Also, assuming from your username that you want to practice in Florida, why are UF/FSU not on the list?

don't like those towns

Gotcha. Have fun using stupid criteria to make a huge decision.

OK Mom!

Why ask for help and then be a cock

FloridaLaw wrote:

nothingtosee wrote:How many times have you taken the LSAT?

we aren't going there ..this is the final list

LOLOL. Yeah fuck retaking.

I think you should go to Emory at sticker; 240K and a 20% chance at a job that would reasonably allow you to service the debt? (granted you live like a college student into your 40s while working 70 hrs a week)

Sign me up

ETA: I do hear Stetson, like most universities with headwear-themed names, has a most prefstigious law school; indeed, only 40% of their graduates do not become lawyers -- most impressive.

ilikebaseball wrote:Why ask for help and then be a cock

He was obviously looking for people to validate his bad decisions discuss the comparative strengths of Richmond's international law program.

I was hoping for someone other than you usual suspects to chip in. You guys are boring already, you sound like a broken record

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FloridaLaw wrote:I was hoping for someone other than you usual suspects to chip in. You guys are boring already, you sound like a broken record

ill bite .. where do you want to work? what do you want to do?

FloridaLaw wrote:

TheSpanishMain wrote:Also, assuming from your username that you want to practice in Florida, why are UF/FSU not on the list?

don't like those towns

LJL. Never change, OP. It takes a few dummies to keep the world spinning.

Every time I ask "should I cut off my thumbs, or my ears?" you guys are always like "DON'T DO EITHER" I mean, come on. You guys are boring and sound like a broken record.

Troll.

(gregjames thread)

Without knowing more these all seem like fairly bad choices. What is the actual COA for each and what is the expected job outcome 9 months after graduation? Maybe one of these choices isn't so bad. If Stetson has decent job placement it might be an okay choice. My guess is Emory at near sticker is a very bad financial decision and potentially ruinous financially.

sublime wrote:You have four pages of impressions about Stetson on your last topic.


http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 1&t=240168


Is there anything specific you want to know about WUSTL?

WUSTL or Emory? for Florida, and why?

If deadset on practicing in Florida, then go with Stetson and hope you're in the half of people who get jobs.
You really should send in a UF & FSU app though. Who cares if you hate Tallahassee and Gainesville. Having those as options is important.

great bait m8

Since when UF/USF are better than Emory?