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schoolisfun

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Snobs in law school
For those who are attending t14 schools, how common is the snobby/elitist attitude among your fellow students? What about t25 schools? T50 schools?
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krads153

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Re: Snobs in law school
I thought people in law school were awesome, albeit TONS of rich kids....
People I work with are generally not nearly as awesome...
People I work with are generally not nearly as awesome...
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What does this even mean
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I think GULC kids internalize the fact that we're barely clinging on to the T14 by our fingernails and suppress feelings of elitism accordingly.
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jbagelboy wrote:What does this even mean
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BasilHallward

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You're gonna have to qualify "snobs". If it's a proxy for well-heeled rich kids, okay, but then it's more of a quantitative observation. As someone who comes from parents that barely ever made 30-50% above minimum wage, it's annoying to be around so many rich kids who are going to St. Thomas over Spring Break. But, I find most generally tolerable/cool. At least that's the case at UT.
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Retake, then apply to an actual ivy, bro.Biglaw1990 wrote:T14 no longer exists. Read the memo.Capitol_Idea wrote:I think GULC kids internalize the fact that we're barely clinging on to the T14 by our fingernails and suppress feelings of elitism accordingly.
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Biglaw1990

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.lymenheimer wrote:Retake, then apply to an actual ivy, bro.Biglaw1990 wrote:T14 no longer exists. Read the memo.Capitol_Idea wrote:I think GULC kids internalize the fact that we're barely clinging on to the T14 by our fingernails and suppress feelings of elitism accordingly.
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Oh shit we got us a bigdick 170 here guysBiglaw1990 wrote:Retake a 4.00/170?lymenheimer wrote:Retake, then apply to an actual ivy, bro.Biglaw1990 wrote:T14 no longer exists. Read the memo.Capitol_Idea wrote:I think GULC kids internalize the fact that we're barely clinging on to the T14 by our fingernails and suppress feelings of elitism accordingly.
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krads153

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Re: Snobs in law school
Just make rich friends and ride their coattails - that's the only way to success in the modern US of A. (I'm completely serious.) The American dream is dead for pretty much everyone except the top 1%.BasilHallward wrote:You're gonna have to qualify "snobs". If it's a proxy for well-heeled rich kids, okay, but then it's more of a quantitative observation. As someone who comes from parents that barely ever made 30-50% above minimum wage, it's annoying to be around so many rich kids who are going to St. Thomas over Spring Break. But, I find most generally tolerable/cool. At least that's the case at UT.
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a decent number of your classmates will be in the top one percent 10 years out. It's only about $450k.krads153 wrote:Just make rich friends and ride their coattails - that's the only way to success in the modern US of A. (I'm completely serious.) The American dream is dead for pretty much everyone except the top 1%.BasilHallward wrote:You're gonna have to qualify "snobs". If it's a proxy for well-heeled rich kids, okay, but then it's more of a quantitative observation. As someone who comes from parents that barely ever made 30-50% above minimum wage, it's annoying to be around so many rich kids who are going to St. Thomas over Spring Break. But, I find most generally tolerable/cool. At least that's the case at UT.
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Alaska has a lawl school??TheRealSantaClaus wrote:jrass wrote:a decent number of your classmates will be in the top one percent 10 years out. It's only about $450k.krads153 wrote:Just make rich friends and ride their coattails - that's the only way to success in the modern US of A. (I'm completely serious.) The American dream is dead for pretty much everyone except the top 1%.BasilHallward wrote:You're gonna have to qualify "snobs". If it's a proxy for well-heeled rich kids, okay, but then it's more of a quantitative observation. As someone who comes from parents that barely ever made 30-50% above minimum wage, it's annoying to be around so many rich kids who are going to St. Thomas over Spring Break. But, I find most generally tolerable/cool. At least that's the case at UT.
I go to the Thomas M. Cooley Law School (North Pole campus). Is that still true for my classmates?
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I've been trying this approach for years, but I don't think I've been very successful.krads153 wrote:Just make rich friends and ride their coattails - that's the only way to success in the modern US of A. (I'm completely serious.) The American dream is dead for pretty much everyone except the top 1%.BasilHallward wrote:You're gonna have to qualify "snobs". If it's a proxy for well-heeled rich kids, okay, but then it's more of a quantitative observation. As someone who comes from parents that barely ever made 30-50% above minimum wage, it's annoying to be around so many rich kids who are going to St. Thomas over Spring Break. But, I find most generally tolerable/cool. At least that's the case at UT.
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Re: Snobs in law school
Yeah, lots of snobs, though many were still cool people and were friends of mine. I just felt way out of my element at times. One time, someone asked me "where did you prep?" and I had no clue what he was talking about. And then i realized that I was the only one at the table who didn't go to prep school. And lots of people would start chatting about sailing and my eyes would just glaze over.
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Serious Q: What is the difference between a prep school and a private school?
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If you have to ask, you can't afford it.somethingelse55 wrote:Serious Q: What is the difference between a prep school and a private school?
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lol beats me. public school kid here and proud of it.somethingelse55 wrote:Serious Q: What is the difference between a prep school and a private school?
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EXCUSE ME. I went to the ST JUDE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS, TYVM.
That is my response to smc1994.
That is my response to smc1994.
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Smc1994 wrote:If you have to ask, you can't afford it.somethingelse55 wrote:Serious Q: What is the difference between a prep school and a private school?
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somethingelse55 wrote:EXCUSE ME. I went to the ST JUDE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS, TYVM.
That is my response to smc1994.
...I sincerely hope that's not triDelts St. Jude's.
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Have you not seen GOSSIP GIRL??Smc1994 wrote:somethingelse55 wrote:EXCUSE ME. I went to the ST JUDE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS, TYVM.
That is my response to smc1994.
...I sincerely hope that's not triDelts St. Jude's.
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Honest response is that prep schools have post grads whereas standard private schools don't. Also could be boarding vs. day schoolsomethingelse55 wrote:EXCUSE ME. I went to the ST JUDE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS, TYVM.
That is my response to smc1994.
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