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FWIW, Seton hall told me last year after my LSAT that they could fit me into the upcoming fall semester if I wanted to go there. I had a 163 and they were willing but i'm still finishing undergrad. I wouldn't recommend this path though. just wait a year.tmc07d wrote:If I retook my LSAT in June and had everything ready to be sent to law schools would I still have a chance to get in if I were applying at tier4 schools or would even they be filled up by then?
Considering that Charlotte Law is a for-profit institution, I'm sure they'd have no problem taking your money. However, they probably also have no problem watching all their grads fail to get jobs. Please think this thing through.tmc07d wrote:So somewhere like Charlotte law school or something is possible to get into even that late for fall in your opinion?
And Seton Hall isn't technically TTT or TTTTbergg007 wrote:FWIW, Seton hall told me last year after my LSAT that they could fit me into the upcoming fall semester if I wanted to go there. I had a 163 and they were willing but i'm still finishing undergrad. I wouldn't recommend this path though. just wait a year.tmc07d wrote:If I retook my LSAT in June and had everything ready to be sent to law schools would I still have a chance to get in if I were applying at tier4 schools or would even they be filled up by then?
Where you went to school doesn't necessarily "reflect on your ability to be a good attorney" but it definitely predicts whether you'll have a job and be making money.tmc07d wrote:Thats an odd answer because I actually know an attorney that attended cumberland in AL and is one of the best criminal defense attorneys in the entire US. So im pretty sure where you go to school doesnt completely reflect on your ability to be a good attorney, make money and ultimately lol...get a job.
Nicholasnickynic wrote:Considering that Charlotte Law is a for-profit institution, I'm sure they'd have no problem taking your money.tmc07d wrote:So somewhere like Charlotte law school or something is possible to get into even that late for fall in your opinion?
This.JaLeCa wrote:TTTT schools always have room. Always.
Not 100% correct, but pretty damn close.atresia wrote:If you want a chance at legal employment, don't attend a TTT/T4.
He/she went to law school in a different era. When he/she went to law school, the market wasn't incredibly oversaturated and there were actually enough jobs for everyone who graduated.tmc07d wrote:Thats an odd answer because I actually know an attorney that attended cumberland in AL and is one of the best criminal defense attorneys in the entire US. So im pretty sure where you go to school doesnt completely reflect on your ability to be a good attorney, make money and ultimately lol...get a job.
He means to take it in June 2011 for entry in fall 2011 (not 2012)thegor1987 wrote:You would be in the normal applicant pool. Most people take the LSAT in June and apply to LS, some even take it as late as October
OP means take the LSAT in June and attend law school that coming Fall, not the next one.thegor1987 wrote:You would be in the normal applicant pool. Most people take the LSAT in June and apply to LS, some even take it as late as October
I know I was making a joke to illustrate how bad of an idea this is. Besides if you want T4 you don't need to study for the LSAT anyways just take it in Feb.naterj wrote:OP means take the LSAT in June and attend law school that coming Fall, not the next one.thegor1987 wrote:You would be in the normal applicant pool. Most people take the LSAT in June and apply to LS, some even take it as late as October
If this is true, it is entirely possible. I remember coming across a few apps that had August 1 deadlines for fall admission. I was like, wtf, how could a decision be rendered that quickly and how were seats still open? But I guess a few spots are still available.naterj wrote:OP means take the LSAT in June and attend law school that coming Fall, not the next one.thegor1987 wrote:You would be in the normal applicant pool. Most people take the LSAT in June and apply to LS, some even take it as late as October
niederbomb wrote:T4's require the LSAT?
I've gotten a few emails from some that don't. Apply to those.
Enjoy your new career at McBigLawBurgers.
LOL.atresia wrote:If you want a chance at legal employment, don't attend a TTT/T4.
Big Law sucks anyway. If you want a fun/interesting job, Starbucks is the perfect way to go, and attending a TTT/4 is an excellent strategy for getting there.gothamm wrote:LOL.atresia wrote:If you want a chance at legal employment, don't attend a TTT/T4.
You're pretty condescending (and seem to have a lot of employment advice/hindsight) for a 0L. I hope you don't act like that IRL.niederbomb wrote:Big Law sucks anyway. If you want a fun/interesting job, Starbucks is the perfect way to go, and attending a TTT/4 is an excellent strategy for getting there.gothamm wrote:LOL.atresia wrote:If you want a chance at legal employment, don't attend a TTT/T4.