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muffinman83 wrote:I am looking for the easiest law school to graduate from. Not looking to take the bar or be a practicing attorney, just want an ABA accredited law school on my resume. I would go online but some state's law does not allow you to use unaccredited schools on your resume. As such it has to be ABA accredited. Regardless of whether or not I'll get a job, regardless of whether or not I could pass the bar, what is the easiest school to get a JD from?

rpupkin wrote:

muffinman83 wrote:I am looking for the easiest law school to graduate from. Not looking to take the bar or be a practicing attorney, just want an ABA accredited law school on my resume. I would go online but some state's law does not allow you to use unaccredited schools on your resume. As such it has to be ABA accredited. Regardless of whether or not I'll get a job, regardless of whether or not I could pass the bar, what is the easiest school to get a JD from?

Probably Yale. Not flame.

muffinman83 wrote:so maybe I was wrong asking people who are supposed to read and answer questions asked for a living a question requiring reading. Its scary if the people responding so far are actually attorneys or in a law school since clearly you are illiterate.

muffinman83 wrote:so maybe I was wrong asking people who are supposed to read and answer questions asked for a living a question requiring reading. Its scary if the people responding so far are actually attorneys or in a law school since clearly you are illiterate. I said a law school I could get into. I cannot get into yale, harvard or any top 15 law school. So I'll try this again, what law school that is an option is the easiest to graduate from?

actually, those that have replied, what schools do you go to? Clearly it is an easy school based off the fact you ignored what I asked for TWICE in my original post.

Anyone have helpful information????

JohannDeMann wrote:nobody actually fails in education anymore unless you are a true dumb. just find a school ranked around 100 close to where you want to go to law school and youll be fine.

muffinman83 wrote:so maybe I was wrong asking people who are supposed to read and answer questions asked for a living a question requiring reading. Its scary if the people responding so far are actually attorneys or in a law school since clearly you are illiterate. I said a law school I could get into. I cannot get into yale, harvard or any top 15 law school. So I'll try this again, what law school that is an option is the easiest to graduate from?

actually, those that have replied, what schools do you go to? Clearly it is an easy school based off the fact you ignored what I asked for TWICE in my original post.

Anyone have helpful information????

TheUnicornHunter wrote:

muffinman83 wrote:so maybe I was wrong asking people who are supposed to read and answer questions asked for a living a question requiring reading. Its scary if the people responding so far are actually attorneys or in a law school since clearly you are illiterate. I said a law school I could get into. I cannot get into yale, harvard or any top 15 law school. So I'll try this again, what law school that is an option is the easiest to graduate from?

actually, those that have replied, what schools do you go to? Clearly it is an easy school based off the fact you ignored what I asked for TWICE in my original post.

Anyone have helpful information????

You're not entitled to an actual answer to a stupid question. I'm sure that, as a real life Buster Bluth, the words "not entitled" are foreign to you but w/e.

The real answer is whatever shit law school is closest to you. Moving requires more work than finishing law school.

muffinman83 wrote:so maybe I was wrong asking people who are supposed to read and answer questions asked for a living a question requiring reading. Its scary if the people responding so far are actually attorneys or in a law school since clearly you are illiterate. I said a law school I could get into. I cannot get into yale, harvard or any top 15 law school. So I'll try this again, what law school that is an option is the easiest to graduate from?

actually, those that have replied, what schools do you go to? Clearly it is an easy school based off the fact you ignored what I asked for TWICE in my original post.

Anyone have helpful information????

muffinman83 wrote:I am looking for the easiest law school to graduate from. Not looking to take the bar or be a practicing attorney, just want an ABA accredited law school on my resume. I would go online but some state's law does not allow you to use unaccredited schools on your resume. As such it has to be ABA accredited. Regardless of whether or not I'll get a job, regardless of whether or not I could pass the bar, what is the easiest school to get a JD from?

Make it something I could get into. I have a 2.9 GPA and a 161 LSAT. I also hold an MPA (3.7 GPA) and a PhD (4.0 GPA) both from regionally accredited universities. I know that doesn't matter but at least admissions would see I am capable of graduate work. It may be easy to graduate from Harvard but I don't have the credentials.

Thanks.

muffinman83 wrote:I am looking for the easiest law school to graduate from. Not looking to take the bar or be a practicing attorney, just want an ABA accredited law school on my resume. I would go online but some state's law does not allow you to use unaccredited schools on your resume. As such it has to be ABA accredited. Regardless of whether or not I'll get a job, regardless of whether or not I could pass the bar, what is the easiest school to get a JD from?

Make it something I could get into. I have a 2.9 GPA and a 161 LSAT. I also hold an MPA (3.7 GPA) and a PhD (4.0 GPA) both from regionally accredited universities. I know that doesn't matter but at least admissions would see I am capable of graduate work. It may be easy to graduate from Harvard but I don't have the credentials.

Thanks.

ManoftheHour wrote:LSU

MistakenGenius wrote:Well, here's the thing. The easiest law schools to graduate from are also the hardest to get into. Yale's very competitive even without real grades, since those with all H's can have any job they desire, but absolutely everyone graduates. I know it's the same way at Harvard and Stanford, and would assume that to be the case at the rest of the T14. Toilets like you are talking about accept anyone with a pulse (and I wouldn't be surprised if some would take those without a pulse if there were money to be had). However, many (most? all?) of those schools love to flunk out students after taking that first year's check. So in other words, quit being an idiot and collecting stupid degrees.

gnomgnomuch wrote:

MistakenGenius wrote:Well, here's the thing. The easiest law schools to graduate from are also the hardest to get into. Yale's very competitive even without real grades, since those with all H's can have any job they desire, but absolutely everyone graduates. I know it's the same way at Harvard and Stanford, and would assume that to be the case at the rest of the T14. Toilets like you are talking about accept anyone with a pulse (and I wouldn't be surprised if some would take those without a pulse if there were money to be had). However, many (most? all?) of those schools love to flunk out students after taking that first year's check. So in other words, quit being an idiot and collecting stupid degrees.

Maybe a bit harsh? I wouldn't call an MBA a stupid degree lol