Has Anyone Been Accepted Yet? c/o 2018 Forum

[RJLama25]

Just sent my applications in early January and wondering how long it will take. (I'm impatient).

CUNY
American
Memphis
Brooklyn
Seton Hall
Miami
UConn
PennState Dickinson

GPA 3.1 LSAT 155

I know some of these are reach, but don't bust my bubble haha.

[lhanvt13]

If u wanna be a lawyer, definitely retake or do not go to any of these schools. Except Memphis. Idk anything about Memphis so someone else can attest to that school.

[RJLama25]

Ha apparently you haven't master the art of reading. Also two of these schools have proven the opportunity to transfer into a T10. Don't troll on me dude.

[hairbear7]

Ha apparently you haven't master the art of reading.

[Moneytrees]

Most people on these boards will tell you to not go to any of these schools. None of those schools are worth attending. Most of them give you a 50/50 chance at being a practicing attorney. Re-take the LSAT and re-apply, it's the only way to go.

[Moneytrees]

Actually, I do know UCONN has been generous with scholarships as of late, so if you want to practice in CT and get a sizeable scholarship, it might be a decent option. But seriously, do some research and seriously consider re-taking the LSAT.

[RJLama25]

You still don't see the title of the post do you? That means the subject of the post is about if anyone has been accepted and where. Also you don't know what I want to do in law and about schools in general. My brother graduated from Ole Miss law, got into NYU's LLM in taxation and now has a 225k job in Dallas. Your recommendation to him would have been don't go to law school. Yet, he ended up at a T10 and you didn't. Please read the subject before you post next time man.

[hillz]

Have you already checked to see if there are threads for these schools in the Acceptances, Denials and Waitlists forum? Also check Law School Numbers to see acceptances.

[lhanvt13]

LOL this thread will be good. Good for your brother. No way to say it'll apply to u too. if it does, good for you. if it doesn't, you're screwed out of $$ and time with no job. your life your bet I guess.

[lawschool1741]

You still don't see the title of the post do you? That means the subject of the post is about if anyone has been accepted and where. Also you don't know what I want to do in law and about schools in general. My brother graduated from Ole Miss law, got into NYU's LLM in taxation and now has a 225k job in Dallas. Your recommendation to him would have been don't go to law school. Yet, he ended up at a T10 and you didn't. Please read the subject before you post next time man.

Jealous that you have life figured out so much already.

In reference to your actual question, just search "c/o 2018 (school)" for example: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2018+miami

ETA: http://www.lawschoolnumbers.com

[Rigo]

TCR is to retake, but you seem like a fool & fools gonna fool.
At the very least, don't go to American with plans to transfer. They make you pay back any 1L scholarship if you transfer out (not that you would receive a scholarship with those numbers anyways).

[Winston1984]

TCR is to retake, but you seem like a fool & fools gonna fool.
At the very least, don't go to American with plans to transfer. They make you pay back any 1L scholarship if you transfer out (not that you would receive a scholarship with those numbers anyways).

Do they really do this? That is the shadiest thing I've ever heard.

[Rigo]

TCR is to retake, but you seem like a fool & fools gonna fool.
At the very least, don't go to American with plans to transfer. They make you pay back any 1L scholarship if you transfer out (not that you would receive a scholarship with those numbers anyways).

Do they really do this? That is the shadiest thing I've ever heard.

Yeah it's super TTT.

[starry eyed]

I know someone who also graduated ole miss law and then went to to nyu for tax llm and got a biglaw job. Is this a common thing? to get a second chance at biglaw through tax llm?

[lawschool1741]

I know someone who also graduated ole miss law and then went to to nyu for tax llm and got a biglaw job. Is this a common thing? to get a second chance at biglaw through tax llm?

Common? No. Everyone has that friend though

[Iwanttolawschool]

That NYU Tax guy? yea I know him

[pamphleteer]

TCR is to retake, but you seem like a fool & fools gonna fool.
At the very least, don't go to American with plans to transfer. They make you pay back any 1L scholarship if you transfer out (not that you would receive a scholarship with those numbers anyways).

Dear god.

[Mack.Hambleton]

I know someone who also graduated ole miss law and then went to to nyu for tax llm and got a biglaw job. Is this a common thing? to get a second chance at biglaw through tax llm?

There's always stories of people from TTTs getting biglaw which drives the special snowflakes in

[TTRansfer]

Go to law school. Have fun. You'll do well.

[Hat.trick]

While i agree with what most of the people in this thread have said, i'll answer your question. I got accepted into Miami two days after i submitted which was the day after i went complete. I dont know about the other schools.

[qlinault]

tcr is call the adcomms and ask if you need to be present to sign when the acceptance comes in the mail

[Tomasz]

You still don't see the title of the post do you? That means the subject of the post is about if anyone has been accepted and where. Also you don't know what I want to do in law and about schools in general. My brother graduated from Ole Miss law, got into NYU's LLM in taxation and now has a 225k job in Dallas. Your recommendation to him would have been don't go to law school. Yet, he ended up at a T10 and you didn't. Please read the subject before you post next time man.

My understanding is that an NYU tax LLM is considered a scrubbing degree. It washes away the TTT stain. It's not a very good plan. If you think you can do well enough in law school to qualify for admission to a good LLM or transfer, why not just do well enough on the LSAT now and avoid the hassle/risk?

I studied my ass off this last semester (NYU 1L). The class I thought I did best in gave me a B. The class I thought I did worst gave me an A. Law school performance is just impossible to predict or understand. Everyone at American is dreaming of transferring to top 10. Guess how many ACTUALLY do it? You got a poor LSAT but suddenly think you can beat >95% of your peers?

[cron1834]

Ha apparently you haven't master the art of reading.

Apparently you haven't, either, considering there are multiple threads involving acceptances to some of these shit schools.
Pro tip: learn to read and write before law school. Even the middling schools value that.

[TheSpanishMain]

You still don't see the title of the post do you?

Creating a thread doesn't give you give some kind of dictatorial power over it. Calm down.

PS Don't go to law school.