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4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

You can feel their desperation

Who is Starbuck?

mjb447 wrote:Who is Starbuck?

Egregious grammar troll

Pretty good marketing email tbh

Brb Imma go apply real quick.

icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

Wouldn't number 4 kill you?

Ferrisjso wrote:

icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

Wouldn't number 4 kill you?

Can't apply to New England Law if you're dead, and you shouldn't apply if you're alive

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Ferrisjso wrote:

icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

Wouldn't number 4 kill you?

Can't apply to New England Law if you're dead, and you shouldn't apply if you're alive

An extension's not going to help much, though. Unless it's through Judgment Day, and at that point I think being a lawyer is probably a net negative.

mjb447 wrote:Who is Starbuck?

A character from Moby Dick and/or a character from Battlestar Galactica

mjb447 wrote:

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icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

Wouldn't number 4 kill you?

Can't apply to New England Law if you're dead, and you shouldn't apply if you're alive

An extension's not going to help much, though. Unless it's through Judgment Day, and at that point I think being a lawyer is probably a net negative.

No they're going to need a lot of lawyers for that.

Wait are y'all implying there's something bad about New England Law? I know they extended the deadline, but that's not that big of a deal.

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icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

Wouldn't number 4 kill you?

Can't apply to New England Law if you're dead, and you shouldn't apply if you're alive

An extension's not going to help much, though. Unless it's through Judgment Day, and at that point I think being a lawyer is probably a net negative.

No they're going to need a lot of lawyers for that.

Did you apply there Ferris? They have public transportation in Boston.

Npret wrote:

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mjb447 wrote:

TheDapperDruid wrote:

Ferrisjso wrote:

icetea wrote:Got this email


4 Reasons You Still Haven’t Applied to New England Law


• “I dropped my iPhone in the toilet.”
• “My cat chewed my charger cord.”
• “I’ve been slammed with final exams and singlehandedly keeping Starbuck’s stock afloat.”
• “I’ve been binge-watching Netflix and haven’t slept in 26 days.”


We understand. You’re busy. But don’t worry. There’s still time to apply. We’ve extended your deadline until June 1, 2017.

What are you waiting for? APPLY HERE

Wouldn't number 4 kill you?

Can't apply to New England Law if you're dead, and you shouldn't apply if you're alive

An extension's not going to help much, though. Unless it's through Judgment Day, and at that point I think being a lawyer is probably a net negative.

No they're going to need a lot of lawyers for that.

Did you apply there Ferris? They have public transportation in Boston.

LOLS.

OneHandedEconomist wrote:Wait are y'all implying there's something bad about New England Law? I know they extended the deadline, but that's not that big of a deal.

It's a horrible law school with abysmal employment stats and high cost. It makes zero sense to go there without a full ride and a dad mom or immediate family member that is partner at a local boston firm guaranteeing you a job.

Sry, just in the off chance this was a serious question. There was a time I would have asked the same thing seriously. Don't make that mistake.

I get it man, but this whole thread is pretty low.

star fox wrote:I get it man, but this whole thread is pretty low.

Lower than a school continuing to take almost $50k a year in tuition money for a 40% chance at being employed as a lawyer? Lower than a school continually accepting people who they know probably won't even pass the bar, just so they can get some extra cash?

Don't get me wrong. You have to be an idiot of monumental proportions to attend this school in the first place, but the school administration has to be primarily composed of vampires and Trump University rejects.

star fox wrote:I get it man, but this whole thread is pretty low.

It's called finding an email amusing and wanting to share it to maybe bring some humor to the people that are not stuck up oh so serious suck the fun out of everything omg I cant believe you said that people on this site .

Predatory institutions deserve to be ridiculed. It takes a certain type of gall to suggest otherwise.

I think it's only fair to point out that John O'Brien, NEL's dean, selflessly took a massive pay cut as his own contribution to various belt-tightening measures at the school.

O'Brien reduced his own total comp to $690K and $680K in FY14 and FY15, down from $873K in FY13.

I don't use the word "hero" very often but . . .

Paul Campos wrote:I think it's only fair to point out that John O'Brien, NEL's dean, selflessly took a massive pay cut as his own contribution to various belt-tightening measures at the school.

O'Brien reduced his own total comp to $690K and $680K in FY14 and FY15, down from $873K in FY13.

I don't use the word "hero" very often but . . .

lol how does he have one of the highest paying salaries when his school is not even ranked. Talk about living the dream

Paul Campos wrote:I think it's only fair to point out that John O'Brien, NEL's dean, selflessly took a massive pay cut as his own contribution to various belt-tightening measures at the school.

O'Brien reduced his own total comp to $690K and $680K in FY14 and FY15, down from $873K in FY13.

I don't use the word "hero" very often but . . .

You're the best Prof.Campos.

Paul Campos wrote:I think it's only fair to point out that John O'Brien, NEL's dean, selflessly took a massive pay cut as his own contribution to various belt-tightening measures at the school.

O'Brien reduced his own total comp to $690K and $680K in FY14 and FY15, down from $873K in FY13.

I don't use the word "hero" very often but . . .

Just curious you would not happen to be the professor that wrote "Don’t Go To Law School (Unless)", that book had me questioning alot about alot

icetea wrote:

Paul Campos wrote:I think it's only fair to point out that John O'Brien, NEL's dean, selflessly took a massive pay cut as his own contribution to various belt-tightening measures at the school.

O'Brien reduced his own total comp to $690K and $680K in FY14 and FY15, down from $873K in FY13.

I don't use the word "hero" very often but . . .

Just curious you would not happen to be the professor that wrote "Don’t Go To Law School (Unless)", that book had me questioning alot about alot

[Answering for him because I'm not sure how much he's on here.]
Yes that's him. He also had a blog called inside the law school scam.

For those who don't get it, his post about the Deans salary is dripping with sarcasm.

Paul Campos wrote:I think it's only fair to point out that John O'Brien, NEL's dean, selflessly took a massive pay cut as his own contribution to various belt-tightening measures at the school.

O'Brien reduced his own total comp to $690K and $680K in FY14 and FY15, down from $873K in FY13.

I don't use the word "hero" very often but . . .

Not all heroes wear capes.