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150 lsat 3.29 gpa

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is everyone that negative on here?

Retake & dont go there

JM-C wrote:•43.4% of graduates were known to be employed in long-term, full-time legal jobs. This figure includes an unknown number school-funded jobs.
•69.1% graduates were employed in long-term jobs.
•70.3% graduates were employed in full-time jobs.

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mavshoosiers4life wrote:is everyone that negative on here?

More like realistic and helpful.

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ifigotoschool wrote:

ifigotoschool wrote:

mavshoosiers4life wrote:150 lsat 3.29 gpa

Every single post that is going to follow person who knows what they are talking about or cares about your future is going to tell you not to go. Don't even bother checking back. Seriously.

Yeah this guy wasn't accounting for Jah'rakal.

Retake and don't go OP.

couldn't i go for the spring semester, take some summer classes, and transfer somewhere in the fall?

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not positive, but i met with someone who went from cooley to depaul as a transfer, so i assume if i can do well, i could probably do something similar

mavshoosiers4life wrote:not positive, but i met with someone who went from cooley to depaul as a transfer, so i assume if i can do well, i could probably do something similar

is there a script somewhere that y'all follow?

mavshoosiers4life wrote:not positive, but i met with someone who went from cooley to depaul as a transfer, so i assume if i can do well, i could probably do something similar

That isn't a success story. At all.

If I could take the LSAT while still dealing with the consequences of a traumatic brain injury, you can retake and do way better. Pony up for a Kaplan class.

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while i understand what everyone is saying about the school, i merely was asking for the odds of getting in to this specific program and start date. im not saying i would go there 100%, i was just asking my odds.

mavshoosiers4life wrote:not positive, but i met with someone who went from cooley to depaul as a transfer, so i assume if i can do well, i could probably do something similar

I'm pretty sure transferring out of Cooley regardless of the destination is a success story.

mavshoosiers4life wrote:while i understand what everyone is saying about the school, i merely was asking for the odds of getting in to this specific program and start date. im not saying i would go there 100%, i was just asking my odds.

0%. Just so you dont research anymore.

100% chance you go to a school with awful employment prospects.

http://myLSN.info/dispresults.php?sk=8rn2e

instead of constantly bashing the school, it would be nice if one person would answer the question.

It would be nice if you realized we're all trying to help you.

catholicgirl wrote:

mavshoosiers4life wrote:not positive, but i met with someone who went from cooley to depaul as a transfer, so i assume if i can do well, i could probably do something similar

That isn't a success story. At all.

Don't be a Scrooge. I think that's a great story!


Also I know someone who goes to Cooley and she really seems to like it there.

I don't find it right that you think right away that this school is completely wrong for a certain person. As the person above stated, some people are happy at schools that others may not be, such as Cooley. I understand the school may not be the best, but I am not looking to really go to a top 14 school and all I asked for was an honest answer of my chances to get in. I was not asking for anything regarding job prospects, reputation, etc.

People are trying to help. Why would you care if you could get into a school if you can't get a job from there?

Retake the LSAT dude

mavshoosiers4life wrote:I don't find it right that you think right away that this school is completely wrong for a certain person. As the person above stated, some people are happy at schools that others may not be, such as Cooley. I understand the school may not be the best, but I am not looking to really go to a top 14 school and all I asked for was an honest answer of my chances to get in. I was not asking for anything regarding job prospects, reputation, etc.

There's a difference between "the school being wrong for a person" and "the school providing depressingly low prospects for the future." Happiness in/with a specific law school is not as important as job prospects.

just because the job prospects aren't great, what makes you think one cannot get a job from the school? i know many graduates from the school with very good jobs.

mavshoosiers4life wrote:just because the job prospects aren't great, what makes you think one cannot get a job from the school? i know many graduates from the school with very good jobs.

Did you just ignore Nova's post? 44% dude. Why take that kind of chance?