TLS Class of 2011 Forum

[underdawg]

No Harvard'ers yet? If I was in at Harvard, I'd definitely have my name on this list. They must be waiting on Yale.

That and they are pretending to be interested in the lower schools with full rides for us plebes' sakes.

[sockpuppet]

Loyola Law School for me.

I assumed you meant Loyola - LA. If not, please correct.

[CourierTwelve]

UConn Law here.

[ncdls8]

Loyola Law School for me.

I assumed you meant Loyola - LA. If not, please correct.

You were correct. Thank you.

[aguyingeorgia]

Best wishes to all.

[Kompressor]

AJ got into UConn? YAYYYYYY!!!!

[Drew82abndiv]

I'm not 100% sure she did but I am pretty damn certain that if she hasn't she will be in very soon. It's all in the faith my friend. And this list is not 100% just the most likely places as of now. We shall see!

[mildmannered]

I've decided on Michigan. summer starter fwiw.

[themillsman22]

Congrats mild, good decision.

[mildmannered]

Thanks. I was still considering Chicago, but after visiting both places I realized that Ann Arbor will be much better for my daughter, and the school itself provides such a supportive environment, I'm sure that I'll be able to do everything I want to do in law school. And I'll feel less stressed out than I would in a more urban location or in a less personal law school.

I'm so relieved to have made a decision!

[sockpuppet]

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[angiejolie]

hey sock! thanks for wanting me to go to connecticut, but i'm not going there!

am thinking i may pursue a different course of life...still undecided on that one though...

[sockpuppet]

hey sock! thanks for wanting me to go to connecticut, but i'm not going there! :)

Sorry, Drew spoke for you. I may just have to stop taking referrals for people and let everyone speak for themselves.

[hobbla]

harvard

[RATRATRAT]

[reverendt]

Pitt (looks like I'm the first)

[sockpuppet]

And how did we end up with such a disproportionate number of people on TLS going to Michigan & Virginia?

If any one thing accounts for it I would say it's that we have a disproportionate number of people here long on smarts and short on pedigree -- i.e. the usual "Top Public" student demographic. Those from old money and HYP undergrads either have access to college pre-law counselors who are not raving loons and mental cripples; or they just lay out for private admissions consultants who will give them all the advice they need for $250 per hour. Only us po' folks (what we used to call that there "middle class" back in the day) resort to the internets to scope out something as serious as getting a professional degree.

[aguyingeorgia]

HAHAHA Sock!

[Drew82abndiv]

Sock,
Pardon me for speaking for people, I will keep my mouth shut. I was just basing my info on the UCONN Class of 2011 board that I have and it sounded like she was pretty sold on it. Anyhow, we know that a couple of those on the list are FOR SURE going there and I will just wait and refer people from my thread to yours as they seem more certain about their choice. My bad bro.

Drew

[themillsman22]

If any one thing accounts for it I would say it's that we have a disproportionate number of people here long on smarts and short on pedigree

That's probably a pretty accurate characterization. Insightful as always, sock.

[Da Stain]

THE University of Virginia. Unless the Princeton Law letter finally comes...

[Drew82abndiv]

Princeton Law is like the Delta Force of law schools...you don't know it exists and you don't find IT: IT finds YOU!

[J-Rod]

Princeton Law is like the Delta Force of law schools...you don't know it exists and you don't find IT: IT finds YOU!

hahaha, LMFAO

[RATRATRAT]

And how did we end up with such a disproportionate number of people on TLS going to Michigan & Virginia?

If any one thing accounts for it I would say it's that we have a disproportionate number of people here long on smarts and short on pedigree -- i.e. the usual "Top Public" student demographic. Those from old money and HYP undergrads either have access to college pre-law counselors who are not raving loons and mental cripples; or they just lay out for private admissions consultants who will give them all the advice they need for $250 per hour. Only us po' folks (what we used to call that there "middle class" back in the day) resort to the internets to scope out something as serious as getting a professional degree.

haha, Well, I suppose that makes sense.

[sockpuppet]

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