3.3 157 2 Year Undergrad Forum

[Mullens]

Attending any of these schools will ruin your life. That is not an exaggeration. It will ruin your life. You will be drowning in debt with no solid job prospects. It will ruin your life.

[deadpanic]

I don't want to take the LSAT again, I have no desire to. I wasn't asking whether or not to retake the lsat I was asking if I would get into these schools. I know that I can do well at them, and I am proactive enough that I can secure a job after law school.

Most special snowflake that ever snowflaked.

Enjoy your prospects of hanging a shingle and settling defective used car suits.

There is no way he could even get a loan with this debt after graduating to hang a shingle.

OP is the most perfect candidate I have ever seen for being swindled enrolling at American U. I am willing to bet that is where he attends. Let us know how it works out for you in a few years. Good luck.

[rwhyAn]

With his GPA and a 161-162, he'll be able to get a full-ride at a couple of TT state flagship schools. OP, if you are set on going, you must retake. If you don't retake, you deserve American.

[Ron Don Volante]

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so much derp IIT

[pancakes3]

The point is I know I want to go to law school, and feasibly it's the only option for me right now. I don't want to take the LSAT again, I have no desire to. I wasn't asking whether or not to retake the lsat I was asking if I would get into these schools. I know that I can do well at them, and I am proactive enough that I can secure a job after law school. I'm already looking at employment and the fact of the matter is students at these school are lower tier that don't plan ahead so even if there is a 50% employment rate I will be in that 50%.

Wow. Maybe OP is cut out for LS because it's amazing how many issues he addresses here in so few words. This is legitimately impressive.

[Kratos]

The point is I know I want to go to law school, and feasibly it's the only option for me right now. I don't want to take the LSAT again, I have no desire to. I wasn't asking whether or not to retake the lsat I was asking if I would get into these schools. I know that I can do well at them, and I am proactive enough that I can secure a job after law school. I'm already looking at employment and the fact of the matter is students at these school are lower tier that don't plan ahead so even if there is a 50% employment rate I will be in that 50%.

Everything about your post screams that you're a fucking immature retard. But especially the bolded.

[Wingtip88]

Why should we discourage OP from his dream of paying down a $150,000 debt load while making $40,000 a year

[AReasonableMan]

Again:

(1) Why can't hustle a bachelor's degree into some job for the $600/week you would need, or even a commission based job?

(2) If you can't do (1) then how are you going to hustle a TTT into the $2000/week job you would need?

With a useless bachelors, literally any job is open to you. If you find one higher up at a big company, or one small business owner who really likes you, the job is yours. Literally any field doing anything that doesn't require specialized training. Even a friend who manages a restaurant or club. If you could hustle a TTT into a good outcome then you could probably hustle a bachelor's degree into a million by you're thirty.

[ballcaps]

I don't want to take the LSAT again, I have no desire to.

this statement is sufficient to establish all of the conclusions that have already come up (OP is immature, short-sighted, on the brink of disaster.)

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[jbagelboy]

Graduating college in two years with a shit gpa is incredibly short sighted

Stick around for a full degree and have an actual experience (and also make your chances at law or any graduate school at least remotely plausible)