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How soon do they come?

What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Part of me wishes they came sooner so I could just get on with my life.... but then the other part of me keeps on hoping...

stoopkid13 wrote:Part of me wishes they came sooner so I could just get on with my life.... but then the other part of me keeps on hoping...

Likewise... I just figured that once in review and if unqualified, a rejection will be sent right away..

lawschool1741 wrote:What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Unfortunately, I didn't do well on the LSATs (139/3.3) so I've applied to T4 schools with the possibility of a conditional program... This post is specifically directed towards Widener, NYLS and Nova.

reconsider going to law school

hairbear7 wrote:reconsider going to law school

Thanks, but I will take my chances...

goose1987 wrote:

lawschool1741 wrote:What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Unfortunately, I didn't do well on the LSATs (139/3.3) so I've applied to T4 schools with the possibility of a conditional program... This post is specifically directed towards Widener, NYLS and Nova.

Please be trolling.

son I have some bad news

preamble wrote:son I have some bad news

Are you going to share? Seems like nobody knows how to press the breaks on here...

goose1987 wrote:

preamble wrote:son I have some bad news

Are you going to share? Seems like nobody knows how to press the breaks on here...

Don't go to any of those schools if you want to be a lawyer

goose1987 wrote:

preamble wrote:son I have some bad news

Are you going to share? Seems like nobody knows how to press the breaks on here...

Those schools are bad at what they're supposed to be good at doing.

goose1987 wrote:

lawschool1741 wrote:What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Unfortunately, I didn't do well on the LSATs (139/3.3) so I've applied to T4 schools with the possibility of a conditional program... This post is specifically directed towards Widener, NYLS and Nova.

DO NOT GO TO A TIER 4 SCHOOL. YOU WILL BE UNEMPLOYED

pollywolly88 wrote:

goose1987 wrote:

lawschool1741 wrote:What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Unfortunately, I didn't do well on the LSATs (139/3.3) so I've applied to T4 schools with the possibility of a conditional program... This post is specifically directed towards Widener, NYLS and Nova.

DO NOT GO TO A TIER 4 SCHOOL. YOU WILL BE UNEMPLOYED

I know several people who attended Widener and are now gainfully employed and well off so I don't know if that is necessarily true.. I also work for a solo practitioner that graduated from Widener. Obviously T14 schools look much better off on a resume; however, I believe that the outcome slightly depends more on the individual himself and the work they are willing to put in rather than the rank of the school.

goose1987 wrote:

pollywolly88 wrote:

goose1987 wrote:

lawschool1741 wrote:What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Unfortunately, I didn't do well on the LSATs (139/3.3) so I've applied to T4 schools with the possibility of a conditional program... This post is specifically directed towards Widener, NYLS and Nova.

DO NOT GO TO A TIER 4 SCHOOL. YOU WILL BE UNEMPLOYED

I know several people who attended Widener and are now gainfully employed and well off so I don't know if that is necessarily true.. I also work for a solo practitioner that graduated from Widener. Obviously T14 schools look much better off on a resume; however, I believe that the outcome slightly depends more on the individual himself and the work they are willing to put in rather than the rank of the school.

Every law student who attended a Tier 4 and is now an unemployed lawyer made this same statement....Just some food for thought...

goose1987 wrote:

pollywolly88 wrote:

goose1987 wrote:

lawschool1741 wrote:What school? When did you apply? What are your numbers?

They can come at any time and definitely relate to the factors above.

Unfortunately, I didn't do well on the LSATs (139/3.3) so I've applied to T4 schools with the possibility of a conditional program... This post is specifically directed towards Widener, NYLS and Nova.

DO NOT GO TO A TIER 4 SCHOOL. YOU WILL BE UNEMPLOYED

I know several people who attended Widener and are now gainfully employed and well off so I don't know if that is necessarily true.. I also work for a solo practitioner that graduated from Widener. Obviously T14 schools look much better off on a resume; however, I believe that the outcome slightly depends more on the individual himself and the work they are willing to put in rather than the rank of the school.

I work for a extremely rich and successful solo practitioner who went to Florida Coastal, but I would never in a thousand years go there.

goose1987 wrote: ...however, I believe that the outcome slightly depends more on the individual himself and the work they are willing to put in rather than the rank of the school.

Many bright, talented individuals exist in schools of every tier; the vast majority will be screwed over by some combination of unemployment, underemployment, debt, long hours, etc. It has far less to do with the quality of the law student and far more to do with the pure quantity of law students (which in turn makes rank very important.)

How much work did you put in to get a 139 LSAT?

goose1987 wrote: however, I believe that the outcome slightly depends more on the individual himself and the work they are willing to put in rather than the rank of the school.

But you wouldn't put any work into retaking the LSAT? Good luck kid