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Hello [Firstname],

Now that you've taken the LSAT, it is time to decide on a law school. As you weigh your options, here are some considerations:

Don't attend Charlotte Law unless you desire a rigorous and challenging educational experience that will unlock your full potential academically and in other important ways. Charlotte Law equips you with the competencies you need for effective lawyering. But becoming a successful professional includes more than intellectual and analytical prowess. It is dependent not only on IQ but EQ. Self-awareness, self-management, and the ability to work effectively with and inspire others are essential to personal and professional success.

Don't attend Charlotte Law if you don't want to take advantage of the $40,000 scholarship that may be available to you based on your [17X] LSAT score.

Don't attend Charlotte Law unless you want to attend a law school that is still focused on theory and doctrine and have much less regard for practice competencies, writing, and personal development. Charlotte School of Law, by contrast, was designed and developed by legal educators who realized that old models of legal education must be improved upon no matter how difficult that change might be.

Don't attend Charlotte Law unless you are destined to be a change agent. Leading change requires not just ideals but abilities to persuade, inspire, and achieve. It also is dependent upon a willingness to take the risk of standing apart from the crowd and have the courage of one's convictions. Charlotte School of Law was designed and developed by experienced legal educators with the objective of leading change in legal education at a time when change is overdue.

Rethink Charlotte School of Law and contact me today.

Thanks,

Kimberly

please respond to it with the debt/employment stats and ask why someone with your stats should attend, then post what she says

r1tlv50 wrote:

please respond to it with the debt/employment stats and ask why someone with your stats should attend, then post what she says

I definitely considered pushing back on this one. I would hate the idea of acting like I'm above somebody's school in general, but the current job market is forcing us all to shoot high and T3-T4 is probably doing everyone but their faculty a disservice.

Sort of a tangent but it also infuriates me when the schools keep emailing me after I hit unsubscribe

landshoes wrote:

Hello [Firstname],

Now that you've taken the LSAT, it is time to decide on a law school. As you weigh your options, here are some considerations:

Don't attend Charlotte Law unless you desire a rigorous and challenging educational experience that will unlock your full potential academically and in other important ways. Charlotte Law equips you with the competencies you need for effective lawyering. But becoming a successful professional includes more than intellectual and analytical prowess. It is dependent not only on IQ but EQ. Self-awareness, self-management, and the ability to work effectively with and inspire others are essential to personal and professional success.

Don't attend Charlotte Law if you don't want to take advantage of the $40,000 scholarship that may be available to you based on your [17X] LSAT score.

Don't attend Charlotte Law unless you want to attend a law school that is still focused on theory and doctrine and have much less regard for practice competencies, writing, and personal development. Charlotte School of Law, by contrast, was designed and developed by legal educators who realized that old models of legal education must be improved upon no matter how difficult that change might be.

Don't attend Charlotte Law unless you are destined to be a change agent. Leading change requires not just ideals but abilities to persuade, inspire, and achieve. It also is dependent upon a willingness to take the risk of standing apart from the crowd and have the courage of one's convictions. Charlotte School of Law was designed and developed by experienced legal educators with the objective of leading change in legal education at a time when change is overdue.

Rethink Charlotte School of Law and contact me today.

Thanks,

Kimberly

Brut wrote:what a trainwreck

AReasonableMan wrote:it's good marketing. makes you open the email.

you are above charlotte. it's not a pretentious outlook: the "school" is a for-profit scam that does not deserve to exist. the more bad SEO we can put out there the better chance some poor dude doesn't fall into the trap.

landshoes wrote:What's the deal with admissions officers including their pictures in these emails? IDGI

landshoes wrote:

Wingtip88 wrote:It's blatant hucksterism targeting exceptionally under-qualified law school applicants. These same people lack the inclination to take the ten seconds necessary to look at the employment statistics and understand, right in that moment, exactly why this is a terrible school to enroll at.

IMG

"All that red represents your opportunity to start your own law practice and forge your own path!"

I am an URM with a 170+ LSAT and a 3.5+ GPA, so they're clearly not targeting only unqualified applicants. They may be targeting URMs, though, which is depressing.

pancakes3 wrote:

landshoes wrote:

Wingtip88 wrote:It's blatant hucksterism targeting exceptionally under-qualified law school applicants. These same people lack the inclination to take the ten seconds necessary to look at the employment statistics and understand, right in that moment, exactly why this is a terrible school to enroll at.

IMG

"All that red represents your opportunity to start your own law practice and forge your own path!"

I am an URM with a 170+ LSAT and a 3.5+ GPA, so they're clearly not targeting only unqualified applicants. They may be targeting URMs, though, which is depressing.

Strikes me as insulting, illegal, even.

bearsfan23 wrote:

pancakes3 wrote:

landshoes wrote:

Wingtip88 wrote:It's blatant hucksterism targeting exceptionally under-qualified law school applicants. These same people lack the inclination to take the ten seconds necessary to look at the employment statistics and understand, right in that moment, exactly why this is a terrible school to enroll at.

IMG

"All that red represents your opportunity to start your own law practice and forge your own path!"

I am an URM with a 170+ LSAT and a 3.5+ GPA, so they're clearly not targeting only unqualified applicants. They may be targeting URMs, though, which is depressing.

Strikes me as insulting, illegal, even.

Illegal? You think an email encouraging prospective students to apply to law school is against the law? Jesus Christ