Admissions consultant
Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 2:40 am
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LOL, I don't blame you. That was a lot of shit. I tend to obsess... How come I can't make my LSAT writing section that long?bport hopeful wrote:TLS is your Admissions Consultant. It knows more than Loretta DeLoggio.
Edit: Full Disclosure - I didnt read this shit.
Full Discolsure. Im Shit Faced.sdwhodat wrote:LOL, I don't blame you. That was a lot of shit. I tend to obsess... How come I can't make my LSAT writing section that long?bport hopeful wrote:TLS is your Admissions Consultant. It knows more than Loretta DeLoggio.
Edit: Full Disclosure - I didnt read this shit.
Oh, I do that obsessively anyway...stylishlaw wrote:Ignore her, lurk on TLS. Problem solved.
And this is the forum you go to when you're shit-faced? There may be something wrong with you.bport hopeful wrote:Full Discolsure. Im Shit Faced.sdwhodat wrote:LOL, I don't blame you. That was a lot of shit. I tend to obsess... How come I can't make my LSAT writing section that long?bport hopeful wrote:TLS is your Admissions Consultant. It knows more than Loretta DeLoggio.
Edit: Full Disclosure - I didnt read this shit.
dude seriously no consultants its just an admissions processsdwhodat wrote:Oh, I do that obsessively anyway...stylishlaw wrote:Ignore her, lurk on TLS. Problem solved.
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There's something wrong with me... LOL
I guess its not really about the work you put in, because Ive not put in a lot, truth be told. Its more about passion, and I gots a shit ton of that shit.sdwhodat wrote:No, I think you might be working too hard... There's such a thing as being counterproductive.
As somebody who almost certainly had a better run of the law school admissions cycle than Ms. DeLoggio or any of her clients, I've gotta say that signing this "contract" sounds like an incredibly stupid idea.sdwhodat wrote: From what I gathered from Ms. DeLoggio, she'd want to pick the recommenders that she thought best (which I don't understand because she doesn't know them or my relationship with them), and would probably have many applying for closer to the application deadlines than I originally planned. She'd also, by contract, want some control over what schools I apply for (with a clause stating that I could not apply to any school we did not mutually agree upon). Furthermore, from her recent clients listed on her website, it doesn't seem like any of them were accepted to schools that I wouldn't be able to get in on my own merits, which I would prefer, I think, because someone holding my hand now will not be of any use to me in the future when I will have to stand on my own.
That's the soft part of your application. No good without the hard. And God that sounded much less dirty in my head.bport hopeful wrote:I guess its not really about the work you put in, because Ive not put in a lot, truth be told. Its more about passion, and I gots a shit ton of that shit.sdwhodat wrote:No, I think you might be working too hard... There's such a thing as being counterproductive.
It could be, Admiral Ackbar.stylishlaw wrote:"(with a clause stating that I could not apply to any school we did not mutually agree upon)."
IT'S A TRAP!!!!!
Holy shit run as fast as possible in the opposite direction from this person.sdwhodat wrote: She'd also, by contract, want some control over what schools I apply for (with a clause stating that I could not apply to any school we did not mutually agree upon).
Dude if you even GLANCE at her website for more than a second (I just spend 10 minutes there) you will see how WRONG it is for you to even consider talking to someone doing what she does.sdwhodat wrote:1) Flame against what? I'm not sure this makes much sense. I am not downing Ms. DeLoggio, I'm simply asking opinions about a service that has been offered to me about which I am confused.mths wrote:1) this is probably a flame
2) this could very well be violating some sort of honor code
3) if this is real, OP might not be clever enough to go to law school
2) What honor code is being violated by me asking advice on a topic I am confused about?
3) You really do not have any idea about my cleverness. Though I am confused about exactly what about the situation makes me unclever. Is it the fact that I am not jumping into a deal that I know little about or is it that fact that I am asking people who may know more than me their opinions? And before you ask, this is hardly the only source of information or the most credible that I am going off of. Perhaps the fact that I haven't outright rejected the offer before me makes me unclever in your eyes, but that would mean that it were clever to make a decision without doing any research at all.
Why don't you tell me why I'm not clever and I'll decide how clever your reasoning is?
Desert Fox wrote:This looks legit brah.