Federal Government Position Coming from AU Forum

[270910]

OMG. The chances are "excellent" that the OP will get a job at the DOJ Antitrust Division, or another position in the federal service, if the OP earns a JD from AU-WCL.

Yeah. It's gotten to this point.

[03121202698008]

Maybe we should come up with a specific definition of excellent...

[Always Credited]

This post, as well as almost everything you've said in this thread, has no relevance whatsoever to the OP's question.

OMG. The chances are "excellent" that the OP will get a job at the DOJ Antitrust Division, or another position in the federal service, if the OP earns a JD from AU-WCL.

@OP, please IM me if you want contact information of recent AU-WCL graduates working in your area of interest. I will do my best to get those for you, if appropriate.

[ggocat]

Shilling is best done subtly.

[dcpolitico]

Yeah. It's gotten to this point.

Maybe we should come up with a specific definition of excellent...

Shilling is best done subtly.

[270910]

? Are you now calling yourself a flame ?

Too meta for me.

[vanwinkle]

I think what dcpolitico is trying to say is that he actually believes what he's saying, as sad as that is.

[ggocat]

I think what dcpolitico is trying to say is that he actually believes what he's saying, as sad as that is.

My experience has been as follows:

During the first year of law school, you know nothing.
During the second year, you think you know everything.
During the third year, you realize you know nothing.

[vanwinkle]

I think what dcpolitico is trying to say is that he actually believes what he's saying, as sad as that is.

My experience has been as follows:

During the first year of law school, you know nothing.
During the second year, you think you know everything.
During the third year, you realize you know nothing.

"Education is learning what you didn't even know you didn't know."
-Daniel J. Boorstin

[Always Credited]

I think what dcpolitico is trying to say is that he actually believes what he's saying, as sad as that is.

My experience has been as follows:

During the first year of law school, you know nothing.
During the second year, you think you know everything.
During the third year, you realize you know nothing.

"Education is learning what you didn't even know you didn't know."
-Daniel J. Boorstin

Socrates said something similar concerning wisdom.

[CJ_1111]

Thank you all for your comments. I want to work in the federal government then transfer my experience and skills to a private firm (not necessarily a big firm). I was just wondering what the likelihood of this happening would be if I were a transfer student graduating from WCL. I will probably be limited in my honor program potential so that also puts me at a disadvantage...in addition to competing with GULC, Harvard, Yale, etc...