Flappy Scribbleneck wrote:I got mail today but nothing from SMU.
Kalvano, I found Taipei Mort's post, do you want to look at the post?
Sure, love to. It sounds wonderfully silly.
Flappy Scribbleneck wrote:I got mail today but nothing from SMU.
Kalvano, I found Taipei Mort's post, do you want to look at the post?
TaipeiMort wrote:I attend a T6 school. However, I have worked with great attorneys/met partners of firms that attended T4 schools. I would think that for the majority of law students, those that are really just looking for a strong return on investment and have no real idea/ are not emotionally invested in any particular type of legal work (90%), the risk/return odds are against you outside of the T14, unless you have a great scholarship or a job lined up.
To put it in perspective, I and four of my friends who are a little above median received more than 20 offers. Our buddies at a T1 school, which used to place 15-20% in big law have stated that their entire class only have nine people working big law jobs all together.
Another reality is that getting a degree from a T14 school is in reality a different degree. It allows you access to jobs that most T1, and roughly all T2,3,4 degrees will not get you. Aside from regionally dominant institutions within their region (eg. USC, UCLA, Wyoming, Boulder, Georgetown, Texas Tech), and large ideological network schools within their network (Notre Dame, BYU, SMU, Cal), your T1-4 degree may appear to practitioners like a University of Phoenix degree appears to the HR people at Goldman Sachs. Notice, I am not stating that the educational quality is worse, or the student body is less intelligent, it is just a market reality (ie. I got smoked on an assignment at a job this summer by a tier 4 student).
I am curious about the TTT that is actually dominant in an area like USCjr, UNM, Hawaii, etc; but can anyone come in about the Tech comment? Does Mort's comment have any truth? Or is it just trolling?kalvano wrote:I like that he has Georgetown lumped in with Tech and CU and Wyoming.
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Wow, that is some really real insight into the reality of reality.Another reality is that getting a degree from a T14 school is in reality a different degree.
Tech is a pretty good school, and moderately well represented in government work in D/FW.Flappy Scribbleneck wrote:I am curious about the TTT that is actually dominant in an area like USCjr, UNM, Hawaii, etc; but can anyone come in about the Tech comment? Does Mort's comment have any truth? Or is it just trolling?kalvano wrote:I like that he has Georgetown lumped in with Tech and CU and Wyoming.
For real.zurcaled11 wrote:Wow, that is some really real insight into the reality of reality.Another reality is that getting a degree from a T14 school is in reality a different degree.
Darn! Probably means nothing waiting for me either at homewoodscommaL wrote:Still no mail from SMU. So impatient
Kalvano got it right, I think. Tech dominates West Texas/panhandle also.kalvano wrote:Tech is a pretty good school, and moderately well represented in government work in D/FW.Flappy Scribbleneck wrote:I am curious about the TTT that is actually dominant in an area like USCjr, UNM, Hawaii, etc; but can anyone come in about the Tech comment? Does Mort's comment have any truth? Or is it just trolling?kalvano wrote:I like that he has Georgetown lumped in with Tech and CU and Wyoming.
I think Tech for D/FW is probably a better bet than Wesleyan.
I was admitted on 1/31 and now my mailings section has an item dated 2/6adg156 wrote:Darn! Probably means nothing waiting for me either at homewoodscommaL wrote:Still no mail from SMU. So impatientI feel like this whole process has made us slaves to our mailboxes
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Mine says the same thing...there's no title for the mailing though it's just blank and says 2/6unlicensedpotato wrote:I was admitted on 1/31 and now my mailings section has an item dated 2/6adg156 wrote:Darn! Probably means nothing waiting for me either at homewoodscommaL wrote:Still no mail from SMU. So impatientI feel like this whole process has made us slaves to our mailboxes
+1adg156 wrote:Mine says the same thing...there's no title for the mailing though it's just blank and says 2/6unlicensedpotato wrote:I was admitted on 1/31 and now my mailings section has an item dated 2/6adg156 wrote:Darn! Probably means nothing waiting for me either at homewoodscommaL wrote:Still no mail from SMU. So impatientI feel like this whole process has made us slaves to our mailboxes
+2unlicensedpotato wrote:I was admitted on 1/31 and now my mailings section has an item dated 2/6adg156 wrote:Darn! Probably means nothing waiting for me either at homewoodscommaL wrote:Still no mail from SMU. So impatientI feel like this whole process has made us slaves to our mailboxes
+3. It could either be the email about outside scholarships or the actual acceptance letter/scholly info?mooseman2216 wrote:+2unlicensedpotato wrote:I was admitted on 1/31 and now my mailings section has an item dated 2/6adg156 wrote:Darn! Probably means nothing waiting for me either at homewoodscommaL wrote:Still no mail from SMU. So impatientI feel like this whole process has made us slaves to our mailboxes
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Congrats man! I'm really hoping for a big offer too.mattviphky wrote:In with 26k PER YEAR!? WHAT!?
This school's got cash!
hookem7 wrote:I think I will beborderlinefull on stalking the mailman tomorrow.
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