Rejected from all tttt Forum

[john1990]

I was rejected at Touro, Thomas Jefferson, and New England.

I have an expiring 166 and a 3.3, i just took the june lsat and scored a 152. I have 3 prior law school experiences all resulting in me withdrawing before receiving any grades.

My question is, how can i get a tttt to give me another chance? Should i try an unaccredited school or will i just get rejected there too? Will time off help my situation? Im currently getting my mba

[mornincounselor]

I was rejected at Touro, Thomas Jefferson, and New England.

I have an expiring 166 and a 3.3, i just took the june lsat and scored a 152. I have 3 prior law school experiences all resulting in me withdrawing before receiving any grades.

My question is, how can i get a tttt to give me another chance? Should i try an unaccredited school or will i just get rejected there too? Will time off help my situation? Im currently getting my mba

Name switch, sex change. Jenny1991 might have a shot.

[Barack O'Drama]

I was rejected at Touro, Thomas Jefferson, and New England.

I have an expiring 166 and a 3.3, i just took the june lsat and scored a 152. I have 3 prior law school experiences all resulting in me withdrawing before receiving any grades.

My question is, how can i get a tttt to give me another chance? Should i try an unaccredited school or will i just get rejected there too? Will time off help my situation? Im currently getting my mba

Name switch, sex change. Jenny1991 might have a shot.

Hahaha!

What 3! I am calling flame on this...

[sd5289]

I was rejected at Touro, Thomas Jefferson, and New England.

I have an expiring 166 and a 3.3, i just took the june lsat and scored a 152. I have 3 prior law school experiences all resulting in me withdrawing before receiving any grades.

My question is, how can i get a tttt to give me another chance? Should i try an unaccredited school or will i just get rejected there too? Will time off help my situation? Im currently getting my mba

Name switch, sex change. Jenny1991 might have a shot.

Hahaha!

What 3! I am calling flame on this...

Same. No way those schools didn't jump at a 166 regardless of the baggage that came with it.

[lavarman84]

I was rejected at Touro, Thomas Jefferson, and New England.

I have an expiring 166 and a 3.3, i just took the june lsat and scored a 152. I have 3 prior law school experiences all resulting in me withdrawing before receiving any grades.

My question is, how can i get a tttt to give me another chance? Should i try an unaccredited school or will i just get rejected there too? Will time off help my situation? Im currently getting my mba

Might try accepting that law school isn't for you. I'm sorry to hear about your personal troubles but law school isn't going to help matters. Plus, your history is going to really hurt you. You could try putting distance between your history and waiting a few years before applying again but the fact that you've withdrawn three times might indicate that you should give up on law school and move forward with your life.

[sublime]

Or at least stop making threads about it. I don't really care if you continue to waste app fees.


(btw, aren't some of those schools ones you have been enrolled at?)

[john1990]

Or at least stop making threads about it. I don't really care if you continue to waste app fees.


(btw, aren't some of those schools ones you have been enrolled at?)

Yes I was enrolled at Thomas Jefferson

[john1990]

I was rejected at Touro, Thomas Jefferson, and New England.

I have an expiring 166 and a 3.3, i just took the june lsat and scored a 152. I have 3 prior law school experiences all resulting in me withdrawing before receiving any grades.

My question is, how can i get a tttt to give me another chance? Should i try an unaccredited school or will i just get rejected there too? Will time off help my situation? Im currently getting my mba

Name switch, sex change. Jenny1991 might have a shot.

Hahaha!

What 3! I am calling flame on this...

Same. No way those schools didn't jump at a 166 regardless of the baggage that came with it.

Nope all of them rejected me

[Barack O'Drama]

Or at least stop making threads about it. I don't really care if you continue to waste app fees.


(btw, aren't some of those schools ones you have been enrolled at?)

Yes I was enrolled at Thomas Jefferson

Why did you leave law school in the first place. You can PM me if you want to see private.

If you don't feel comfortable doing that, I would suggest reevaluating law, at least for now. And with your best personal interest at heart, don't go to an unaccredited school! Or a TTT or a TTTT. I don't think these are bad options in EVERY situation--though most of the time they are--but you aren't doing so because you want to, but what seems like desperation.

Perhaps sit out and retake the LSAT or find another profession to pursue. There's got to be some pattern of why you've withdrawn 3 times....

[john1990]

Or at least stop making threads about it. I don't really care if you continue to waste app fees.


(btw, aren't some of those schools ones you have been enrolled at?)

Yes I was enrolled at Thomas Jefferson

Why did you leave law school in the first place. You can PM me if you want to see private.

If you don't feel comfortable doing that, I would suggest reevaluating law, at least for now. And with your best personal interest at heart, don't go to an unaccredited school! Or a TTT or a TTTT. I don't think these are bad options in EVERY situation--though most of the time they are--but you aren't doing so because you want to, but what seems like desperation.

Perhaps sit out and retake the LSAT or find another profession to pursue. There's got to be some pattern of why you've withdrawn 3 times....

I withdrew from Brooklyn because i had attendance issues and was about to fail out. I withdrew from TJ because i was accepted at Touro and wanted to go there, but a hospital stay prevented me from attending. I was forced to withdraw from CWSL because my application had errors on it regarding previous law schools attended

[philepistemer]

You don't have to become a lawyer. There are many other professions or vocations that are more interesting or more lucrative.

[Barack O'Drama]

Or at least stop making threads about it. I don't really care if you continue to waste app fees.


(btw, aren't some of those schools ones you have been enrolled at?)

Yes I was enrolled at Thomas Jefferson

Why did you leave law school in the first place. You can PM me if you want to see private.

If you don't feel comfortable doing that, I would suggest reevaluating law, at least for now. And with your best personal interest at heart, don't go to an unaccredited school! Or a TTT or a TTTT. I don't think these are bad options in EVERY situation--though most of the time they are--but you aren't doing so because you want to, but what seems like desperation.

Perhaps sit out and retake the LSAT or find another profession to pursue. There's got to be some pattern of why you've withdrawn 3 times....

I withdrew from Brooklyn because i had attendance issues and was about to fail out. I withdrew from TJ because i was accepted at Touro and wanted to go there, but a hospital stay prevented me from attending. I was forced to withdraw from CWSL because my application had errors on it regarding previous law schools attended

OK, well that makes sense...

Why do you want to be an attorney ?

[jbagelboy]

can you generate an interactive graphic or timeline with explanatory notes to help us follow the fascinating, depressing tale of john1990's law school application career?

[landshoes]

At this point, you're going to have serious issues with character and fitness and passing the bar. You need to find another profession. I'm sorry, but this isn't working out.

[Mikey]

If this isn't flame, then maybe this route just isn't for you. I find it hard to believe that those schools would reject anyone with above a 150.. Nonetheless a 3.3/166

[reasonable_man]

In addition to all of this nonsense and the other thread you have going with conflicting information, your profile also claims that you're enrolled at Seton Hall.... How does Seton Hall factor in and can we get that graphic timeline now?