crysmissmichelle wrote:URMdan wrote:I wasn't trying to make a scene or anything, I was just hoping to run into him. Dean Cornblatt usually talks to groups during tours, so I was hoping I'd run into him after one of those and introduce myself.
At the one I attended, he made a point of leaving before the end, before the "meet and greet."
URMdan wrote:I applied ED PT to GULC with a 153/2.95. I was thinking about showing up to Dean Cornblatt's office unexpectedly and personally telling him how much I want to attend Georgetown. Is this a good or bad idea? My chances are slim anyway so the cost-to-benefit ratio seems to make sense.
ha that was goodWayBryson wrote:Don't forget to bring a Rubik's Cube.
funniest thing i've heard on TLSWayBryson wrote:Don't forget to bring a Rubik's Cube.
Suck my balls dry you fvckin losercanuck wrote:I hate to be such a debby-downer OP, but you have no chance at GULC. In fact, I would seriously recommend against going to law school. With your GPA and LSAT you are most likely not the right person to succeed in the profession. Sorry.
Thank you for validating my suggestion.URMdan wrote:Suck my balls dry you fvckin losercanuck wrote:I hate to be such a debby-downer OP, but you have no chance at GULC. In fact, I would seriously recommend against going to law school. With your GPA and LSAT you are most likely not the right person to succeed in the profession. Sorry.
Actually I think it's you who most likely won't succeed in the profession. Who's to say that my GPA and LSAT scores aren't tainted because of a full-time work schedule? Overlooking simple connections like that won't get you anywhere in the profession. Just saying.canuck wrote:Thank you for validating my suggestion.URMdan wrote:Suck my balls dry you fvckin losercanuck wrote:I hate to be such a debby-downer OP, but you have no chance at GULC. In fact, I would seriously recommend against going to law school. With your GPA and LSAT you are most likely not the right person to succeed in the profession. Sorry.
eaglemuncher wrote:Back from D.C.? How did it go?
--ImageRemoved--URMdan wrote:Backed out. I found out I got into American while I was there so that kind of took the edge off.
Top notch post.WayBryson wrote:Don't forget to bring a Rubik's Cube.
How does a full-time work schedule make someone score a 153 on the LSAT?URMdan wrote:Actually I think it's you who most likely won't succeed in the profession. Who's to say that my GPA and LSAT scores aren't tainted because of a full-time work schedule? Overlooking simple connections like that won't get you anywhere in the profession. Just saying.canuck wrote:Thank you for validating my suggestion.URMdan wrote:Suck my balls dry you fvckin losercanuck wrote:I hate to be such a debby-downer OP, but you have no chance at GULC. In fact, I would seriously recommend against going to law school. With your GPA and LSAT you are most likely not the right person to succeed in the profession. Sorry.
Professional paint sniffer?Bildungsroman wrote:How does a full-time work schedule make someone score a 153 on the LSAT?
Haha, but actually nice job getting into American.beachbum wrote:Professional paint sniffer?Bildungsroman wrote:How does a full-time work schedule make someone score a 153 on the LSAT?
christmas mouse wrote:Haha, but actually nice job getting into American.beachbum wrote:Professional paint sniffer?Bildungsroman wrote:How does a full-time work schedule make someone score a 153 on the LSAT?
Not goodURMdan wrote:What are the odds that adcomms get notified by people when their names get mentioned in threads?
They already traced your IP and found out where you live. If you look outside right now you can probably see the black van that they are surveiling you from. I would watch what you say and post from now on, they've got you on notice.URMdan wrote:What are the odds that adcomms get notified by people when their names get mentioned in threads?
