Being on unemployment for awhile (1.5 years with freelance gigs here and there) before starting law school wont get your dinged for C+F, right?
Am I worrying too much?
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Re: Unemployment
I have read through some of the state bar C+F stuff and I can't see how in the hell this would matter as long as you aren't gaming the system in some way. And stop being a lazy socialist.Anonymous User wrote:Being on unemployment for awhile (1.5 years with freelance gigs here and there) before starting law school wont get your dinged for C+F, right?
Am I worrying too much?

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Re: Unemployment
OP here. Sorry for the dumb question, but just reading about low credit score or high debt dings got me worried.
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Re: Unemployment
Those stories tend to be about people with extremely high debt levels who fail to make payments on their loans - period, and subsequently default/or are incredibly far behind. Or if you have bankruptcy filings, bunch of collections, etc. I think you will be okay.Anonymous User wrote:OP here. Sorry for the dumb question, but just reading about low credit score or high debt dings got me worried.
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