Law School Death Watch site--is this for real?? Forum
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Law School Death Watch site--is this for real??
http://lawschooldeathwatch.blogspot.com
What are the chances these schools will be closing? I would like to be a lawyer, but this is a little scary.
Any advice for me?
What are the chances these schools will be closing? I would like to be a lawyer, but this is a little scary.
Any advice for me?
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If you want to be a lawyer, then you should not be going to any of these schools.WannabeeLawyer wrote:http://lawschooldeathwatch.blogspot.com
What are the chances these schools will be closing? I would like to be a lawyer, but this is a little scary.
Any advice for me?
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This!drmguy wrote:If you want to be a lawyer, then you should not be going to any of these schools.WannabeeLawyer wrote:http://lawschooldeathwatch.blogspot.com
What are the chances these schools will be closing? I would like to be a lawyer, but this is a little scary.
Any advice for me?
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It's interesting to peruse the faculty bios at these & other Tier Four law schools. Some faculty have amazing backgrounds while others are products of the Tier Four itself.
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WannabeeLawyer wrote:http://lawschooldeathwatch.blogspot.com
What are the chances these schools will be closing? I would like to be a lawyer, but this is a little scary.
Any advice for me?
Just don't go to any of these schools. But also lets not forget that this is just a blog.
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The author's evidence is nothing more than a link to LST.
His point that low enrollment might lead to some schools closing is fair but it remains to be seen and he clearly has no inside knowledge.
His point that low enrollment might lead to some schools closing is fair but it remains to be seen and he clearly has no inside knowledge.
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They won't close (most anyways) they will just raise tuition prices on those who have no other option but attend. The majority of people who would attend a 4th Tier law or CBE type law school would also do so at twice the average tuition rate. Desperation plus Hubris is an evil cocktail for those who consume it. Capitalism at it's prime example.
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I love how Cooley didn't even make the list
With a 5 campuses in two states (and plans to expand even more) that beast will never die.
I expect a campus in half of the states by the end of the decade. If anyone can get the ABA to get law school allowed online, expect it to be Cooley, the UOP of law schools by 2025 I bet.
With a 5 campuses in two states (and plans to expand even more) that beast will never die.
I expect a campus in half of the states by the end of the decade. If anyone can get the ABA to get law school allowed online, expect it to be Cooley, the UOP of law schools by 2025 I bet.
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Maybe cuz it has their own ranking. Or because of its multiple locations and libraryjurisx wrote:I love how Cooley didn't even make the list
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which has zero to do with the private list in question huh?northwood wrote:Maybe cuz it has their own ranking. Or because of its multiple locations and libraryjurisx wrote:I love how Cooley didn't even make the list
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Everyone has an option not to attend. That's what brought these schools to lowered enrollment in the first place. Raising costs are already reducing demands on this bad investment.jurisx wrote:They won't close (most anyways) they will just raise tuition prices on those who have no other option but attend.
The fact that enrollment and applications are down seems to contradict this.The majority of people who would attend a 4th Tier law or CBE type law school would also do so at twice the average tuition rate.
That just doesn't even make sense. Capitalism will lead to reduced demand of useless goods and services.Desperation plus Hubris is an evil cocktail for those who consume it. Capitalism at it's prime example.
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I'm pretty sure it was a joke, hoss.jurisx wrote:which has zero to do with the private list in question huh?northwood wrote:Maybe cuz it has their own ranking. Or because of its multiple locations and libraryjurisx wrote:I love how Cooley didn't even make the list
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People still buy overpriced crack. People still get online PhD's and MBA's (wow, I know, but they do it)
Talk to a 4th Tier law student some time, they will tell you how they are a diamond in the rough and no one gets it yet (etc,etc) The schools (minus cooley) may shrink a bit, but most will stay around. Some (like cooley) will even grow.
Talk to a 4th Tier law student some time, they will tell you how they are a diamond in the rough and no one gets it yet (etc,etc) The schools (minus cooley) may shrink a bit, but most will stay around. Some (like cooley) will even grow.
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weak jokes come from weak mindsBildungsroman wrote:I'm pretty sure it was a joke, hoss.jurisx wrote:which has zero to do with the private list in question huh?northwood wrote:Maybe cuz it has their own ranking. Or because of its multiple locations and libraryjurisx wrote:I love how Cooley didn't even make the list
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Yes, here it is: Don't trust random bloggers to know jack.WannabeeLawyer wrote:http://lawschooldeathwatch.blogspot.com
What are the chances these schools will be closing? I would like to be a lawyer, but this is a little scary.
Any advice for me?
There, hope it helped.
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If you do trust it, then go to Cooley or Taft. I didn't see either of them listed on it.
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Housing prices will only ever go up.jurisx wrote:People still buy overpriced crack. People still get online PhD's and MBA's (wow, I know, but they do it)
Talk to a 4th Tier law student some time, they will tell you how they are a diamond in the rough and no one gets it yet (etc,etc) The schools (minus cooley) may shrink a bit, but most will stay around. Some (like cooley) will even grow.
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You seem like a real peach. Maybe you're just mad you were too dumb to notice a Cooley joke.jurisx wrote:weak jokes come from weak mindsBildungsroman wrote: I'm pretty sure it was a joke, hoss.
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Agree with IAFG.IAFG wrote:Everyone has an option not to attend. That's what brought these schools to lowered enrollment in the first place. Raising costs are already reducing demands on this bad investment.jurisx wrote:They won't close (most anyways) they will just raise tuition prices on those who have no other option but attend.
The fact that enrollment and applications are down seems to contradict this.The majority of people who would attend a 4th Tier law or CBE type law school would also do so at twice the average tuition rate.That just doesn't even make sense. Capitalism will lead to reduced demand of useless goods and services.Desperation plus Hubris is an evil cocktail for those who consume it. Capitalism at it's prime example.
Right before the housing bubble popped people would pay ridiculous amounts for homes. Then once the bubble popped, well you know what happened. Anyways "bubbles" don't pop automatically. They take a while. And the legal education/law student loan bubble is going to pop (and so are many law schools). It is just going to take a while because there are so many special snowflakes. Capitalism will actually fix the problem, but it is not going to be pretty (we are already starting to see that).
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but houses did not go away did they? Did some move into campers in their parents back yard? Sure. But new ones being built even to this day.IAFG wrote:Housing prices will only ever go up.jurisx wrote:People still buy overpriced crack. People still get online PhD's and MBA's (wow, I know, but they do it)
Talk to a 4th Tier law student some time, they will tell you how they are a diamond in the rough and no one gets it yet (etc,etc) The schools (minus cooley) may shrink a bit, but most will stay around. Some (like cooley) will even grow.
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saw words on a screen, didn't see any joke.Bildungsroman wrote:You seem like a real peach. Maybe you're just mad you were too dumb to notice a Cooley joke.jurisx wrote:weak jokes come from weak mindsBildungsroman wrote: I'm pretty sure it was a joke, hoss.
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And yet you can live anywhere. You need a degree to practice. The only way the tuition bubble will pop is if people offer a cheaper alternative. If that is the pop, then the cheaper alternative will of course be the lower tier law schools that offer free rides at a 150 lsat.chippa wrote:Agree with IAFG.IAFG wrote:Everyone has an option not to attend. That's what brought these schools to lowered enrollment in the first place. Raising costs are already reducing demands on this bad investment.jurisx wrote:They won't close (most anyways) they will just raise tuition prices on those who have no other option but attend.
The fact that enrollment and applications are down seems to contradict this.The majority of people who would attend a 4th Tier law or CBE type law school would also do so at twice the average tuition rate.That just doesn't even make sense. Capitalism will lead to reduced demand of useless goods and services.Desperation plus Hubris is an evil cocktail for those who consume it. Capitalism at it's prime example.
Right before the housing bubble popped people would pay ridiculous amounts for homes. Then once the bubble popped, well you know what happened. Anyways "bubbles" don't pop automatically. They take a while. And the legal education/law student loan bubble is going to pop (and so are many law schools). It is just going to take a while because there are so many special snowflakes. Capitalism will actually fix the problem, but it is not going to be pretty (we are already starting to see that).
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What are the odds this thread wasn't created by the guy who made that site looking to get traffic to his stupid redundant no-news blog?
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with one post to his name-yes. 100%AC Vegas wrote:What are the odds this thread wasn't created by the guy who made that site looking to get traffic to his stupid redundant no-news blog?
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hey, sorry, but I am just trying to figure out what to do with my life. I cannot get any kind of work except retail. I need something here. Help me out, man.jurisx wrote:with one post to his name-yes. 100%AC Vegas wrote:What are the odds this thread wasn't created by the guy who made that site looking to get traffic to his stupid redundant no-news blog?
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This blog is awful. It just reports lst data and calls it news.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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