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Vita_Aeterna 01/23/18 4:47:00 PM #1:	Is life good? Are you making good money? Do you want to kill yourself? Any tips for LSAT exams? Tell us about what you do! --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:894653896] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote>Is life good? Are you making good money? Do you want to kill yourself? Any tips for LSAT exams? Tell us about what you do!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vita_Aeterna 01/23/18 5:04:39 PM #2:	Really? --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:894655055] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote>Really?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Muffinz0rz 01/23/18 5:05:30 PM #4:	Is this Dawkins --- Not removing this until Pat Benatar is in Super Smash Bros. (Started 8/31/2010) FantaCE Football Squad: ELIMINATED. <cite>Muffinz0rz posted [p:894655110] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote>Is this Dawkins</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vita_Aeterna 01/23/18 5:11:28 PM #5:	Muffinz0rz posted... Is this Dawkins Who? --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:894655525] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote><cite>Muffinz0rz posted...</cite> <quote>Is this Dawkins</quote> Who?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Muffinz0rz 01/23/18 5:12:18 PM #6:	Vita_Aeterna posted... Muffinz0rz posted... Is this Dawkins Who? Dawkins --- Not removing this until Pat Benatar is in Super Smash Bros. (Started 8/31/2010) FantaCE Football Squad: ELIMINATED. <cite>Muffinz0rz posted [p:894655586] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vita_Aeterna posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Muffinz0rz posted...</cite> <quote>Is this Dawkins</quote> Who?</quote> Dawkins</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vita_Aeterna 01/23/18 5:15:19 PM #7:	Muffinz0rz posted... Vita_Aeterna posted... Muffinz0rz posted... Is this Dawkins Who? Dawkins Richard Dawkins? --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:894655760] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote><cite>Muffinz0rz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vita_Aeterna posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Muffinz0rz posted...</cite> <quote>Is this Dawkins</quote> Who?</quote> Dawkins</quote> Richard Dawkins?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
whitelytning 01/23/18 5:24:00 PM #8:	Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to. --- ************************************************ http://i.imgur.com/iZdWIKJ.jpg <cite>whitelytning posted [p:894656318] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote>Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vita_Aeterna 01/23/18 5:35:03 PM #9:	whitelytning posted... Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to. Damn, the stuff about good schools is worrying. The best university here is UBC, a top 40-50 global school, and their law school requirements are pretty tough. --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:894657067] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote><cite>whitelytning posted...</cite> <quote>Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to.</quote> Damn, the stuff about good schools is worrying. The best university here is UBC, a top 40-50 global school, and their law school requirements are pretty tough.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
whitelytning 01/23/18 5:37:24 PM #10:	Vita_Aeterna posted... whitelytning posted... Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to. Damn, the stuff about good schools is worrying. The best university here is UBC, a top 40-50 global school, and their law school requirements are pretty tough. It might be a little different in Canada but still probably would be just best to study up and score as high as you can on the LSAT. --- ************************************************ http://i.imgur.com/iZdWIKJ.jpg <cite>whitelytning posted [p:894657222] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vita_Aeterna posted...</cite> <quote><cite>whitelytning posted...</cite> <quote>Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to.</quote> Damn, the stuff about good schools is worrying. The best university here is UBC, a top 40-50 global school, and their law school requirements are pretty tough.</quote> It might be a little different in Canada but still probably would be just best to study up and score as high as you can on the LSAT.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vita_Aeterna 01/23/18 5:38:40 PM #11:	whitelytning posted... Vita_Aeterna posted... whitelytning posted... Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to. Damn, the stuff about good schools is worrying. The best university here is UBC, a top 40-50 global school, and their law school requirements are pretty tough. It might be a little different in Canada but still probably would be just best to study up and score as high as you can on the LSAT. I'm still couple years away before I can think about grad school, but I need to keep this in mind. What resources did you use for studying for the LSATs? --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:894657318] in Any lawyer... [t:76234849]...</cite> <quote><cite>whitelytning posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vita_Aeterna posted...</cite> <quote><cite>whitelytning posted...</cite> <quote>Lawyer. I ended up doing exactly what I wanted to do before going to law school (work in law in the casino business) which is pretty rare. From the other kids I graduated with its a mix. Some are already done with law, some are/were struggling for a while, some are doing great. It definitely has its highs and lows and I struggle with substance abuse from time to time. I couldn't imaging having to do law in a field I didn't like. Lawyers generally suck and having to deal with them all the time can be pretty draining. As for advice to people thinking about it -- Do really well on the LSAT. If you can't get into a good school you probably shouldn't do it. Its not hard to get into law school now because they lowered the requirements and there are so many schools but it is hard to end up in a great situation after school. Study like crazy and do the best you can on the LSAT. The difference between going to a great school and a shitty school is huge as far as career potential and opportunities goes. There are also some higher end schools that do well regionally that are worth going to.</quote> Damn, the stuff about good schools is worrying. The best university here is UBC, a top 40-50 global school, and their law school requirements are pretty tough.</quote> It might be a little different in Canada but still probably would be just best to study up and score as high as you can on the LSAT.</quote> I'm still couple years away before I can think about grad school, but I need to keep this in mind. What resources did you use for studying for the LSATs?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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