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Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by john1990 » Thu Sep 29, 2016 2:47 pm

I got a full scholarship dependent on the fact that i maintain a 2.0
I receive social security so i will graduate without any debt
my stats are 152/3.32

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by 20170322 » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:04 pm

Please don't attend law school.

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by Thomas Hagan, ESQ. » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:13 pm

Profile says your highest LSAT is a 166.

Be gone, troll!

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by john1990 » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:23 pm

Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Profile says your highest LSAT is a 166.

Be gone, troll!
That score is more than 5 years old

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by naht » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:33 pm

You'd have better job prospects without a JD from there.

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by Bob loblaw law blog » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:43 pm

No.

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by guynourmin » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:45 pm

john1990 wrote:
Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Profile says your highest LSAT is a 166.

Be gone, troll!
That score is more than 5 years old
you're still a troll.

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by guynourmin » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:46 pm

also, no, you probably shouldn't go to a school where only a quarter of grads are full time jd-req, and three-quarters of those are at firms with under 10 attorneys, unless your goal is to start your own firm immediately upon graduation. Likely you'd be better served by doing almost anything else. good luck!

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by ggocat » Thu Sep 29, 2016 3:51 pm

john1990 wrote:
Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Profile says your highest LSAT is a 166.

Be gone, troll!
That score is more than 5 years old
Did you suffer a brain injury? I'm being serious because of the score drop and being on social security.

No bother, I think you can do better than Charlotte. That is, I think you can get a full scholarship from a better school with a 152 / 3.3. Look at schools where you are above the median for both LSAT and GPA.

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by john1990 » Fri Sep 30, 2016 12:12 am

ggocat wrote:
john1990 wrote:
Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Profile says your highest LSAT is a 166.

Be gone, troll!
That score is more than 5 years old
Did you suffer a brain injury? I'm being serious because of the score drop and being on social security.

No bother, I think you can do better than Charlotte. That is, I think you can get a full scholarship from a better school with a 152 / 3.3. Look at schools where you are above the median for both LSAT and GPA.
I have schizophrenia which makes it difficult to focus for long periods of time

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by 20170322 » Fri Sep 30, 2016 12:13 am

john1990 wrote:
ggocat wrote:
john1990 wrote:
Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:Profile says your highest LSAT is a 166.

Be gone, troll!
That score is more than 5 years old
Did you suffer a brain injury? I'm being serious because of the score drop and being on social security.

No bother, I think you can do better than Charlotte. That is, I think you can get a full scholarship from a better school with a 152 / 3.3. Look at schools where you are above the median for both LSAT and GPA.
I have schizophrenia which makes it difficult to focus for long periods of time
Please don't attend law school.


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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by Thomas Hagan, ESQ. » Fri Sep 30, 2016 11:38 am

a 166 drop to a 152?

Why not retake..? Or go to an actually ranked school that has strong regional presence?

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by bmathers » Fri Sep 30, 2016 12:51 pm

Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:a 166 drop to a 152?

Why not retake..? Or go to an actually ranked school that has strong regional presence?
It's his third or fourth LS, I'm not sure if a better school would accept him.

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Re: Should i attend Charlotte School of Law

Post by Thomas Hagan, ESQ. » Fri Sep 30, 2016 2:01 pm

bmathers wrote:
Thomas Hagan, ESQ. wrote:a 166 drop to a 152?

Why not retake..? Or go to an actually ranked school that has strong regional presence?
It's his third or fourth LS, I'm not sure if a better school would accept him.
Oh...well in that case,

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