For some reason I thought the anxiety was over . . . Forum

[scionb4]

I thought after the LSAT was over, the anxiety would be over and it would be easy, breezy, pumpkin sleazy or however that expression goes. The two weeks leading up to the LSAT blows, but this waiting game is just nagging a little more each day. Go home, check the mail, nothing there, sleep, go to school, repeat but slightly more exasperated each time it happens.

[rando]

I thought after the LSAT was over, the anxiety would be over and it would be easy, breezy, pumpkin sleazy or however that expression goes. The two weeks leading up to the LSAT blows, but this waiting game is just nagging a little more each day. Go home, check the mail, nothing there, sleep, go to school, repeat but slightly more exasperated each time it happens.

Try waiting for your first semester LS grades

[scionb4]

I thought after the LSAT was over, the anxiety would be over and it would be easy, breezy, pumpkin sleazy or however that expression goes. The two weeks leading up to the LSAT blows, but this waiting game is just nagging a little more each day. Go home, check the mail, nothing there, sleep, go to school, repeat but slightly more exasperated each time it happens.

Try waiting for your first semester LS grades

I'm sure I will.

[Kobe_Teeth]

I am like the most impatient person on the planet...and waiting for this one last acceptance is killing me. I live a 1/2 mile from the school and I just want to drive over go all Jerry Maguire in the lobby...

I will probably do some Kanye West shit waiting for grades 1st semester...

[beast510]

Don't you guys think this waiting game changed us to someone else? Personally, I was not a big fan of hearsay, but now, everyday I check all kinds of different forums, make all kinds of insipid comments, and get nervous each time I saw someone has got a decision.

Oddly enough, I have a faith in the U.S. educational system. I believe each period of our education make us more prepared for what we will do. So I was just wondering if it's like a pre-torture for our top-law-schools.com and life as a lawyer. Patience is not only appreciated, but required.

[rando]

Don't you guys think this waiting game changed us to someone else? Personally, I was not a big fan of hearsay, but now, everyday I check all kinds of different forums, make all kinds of insipid comments, and get nervous each time I saw someone has got a decision.

Oddly enough, I have a faith in the U.S. educational system. I believe each period of our education make us more prepared for what we will do. So I was just wondering if it's like a pre-torture for our top-law-schools.com and life as a lawyer. Patience is not only appreciated, but required.

hmm. that's interesting. I have always kind of had the impression that US education actually doesn't prepare you for anything but competition. Not saying it isn't helpful, just think it is a way to further the meritocratic system rather than actually further practical skills.

[erniesto]

Don't you guys think this waiting game changed us to someone else? Personally, I was not a big fan of hearsay, but now, everyday I check all kinds of different forums, make all kinds of insipid comments, and get nervous each time I saw someone has got a decision.

Oddly enough, I have a faith in the U.S. educational system. I believe each period of our education make us more prepared for what we will do. So I was just wondering if it's like a pre-torture for our top-law-schools.com and life as a lawyer. Patience is not only appreciated, but required.

hmm. that's interesting. I have always kind of had the impression that US education actually doesn't prepare you for anything but competition. Not saying it isn't helpful, just think it is a way to further the meritocratic system rather than actually further practical skills.

We could always go back to nepotism.

[rando]

Don't you guys think this waiting game changed us to someone else? Personally, I was not a big fan of hearsay, but now, everyday I check all kinds of different forums, make all kinds of insipid comments, and get nervous each time I saw someone has got a decision.

Oddly enough, I have a faith in the U.S. educational system. I believe each period of our education make us more prepared for what we will do. So I was just wondering if it's like a pre-torture for our top-law-schools.com and life as a lawyer. Patience is not only appreciated, but required.

hmm. that's interesting. I have always kind of had the impression that US education actually doesn't prepare you for anything but competition. Not saying it isn't helpful, just think it is a way to further the meritocratic system rather than actually further practical skills.

We could always go back to nepotism.

ehh. lets stick to endless testing.