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Law School
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MrAnderson
Golden Member
My fiance is going into law...already has her paralegal and she might go on to Law School but they are so damn expensive!
Only know schools in my area that she has looked at, and of course the Ivy League's 🙁
Only know schools in my area that she has looked at, and of course the Ivy League's 🙁
Worry about your LSATs first 🙂
LSAC will have just about all the empirical info that you could ask for about law schools. Princeton Review's site for law schools also has some important information.
~Ladi
LSAC will have just about all the empirical info that you could ask for about law schools. Princeton Review's site for law schools also has some important information.
~Ladi
There is no doubt that law school requires dedication. However if you can organize and prioritize there is still time for building computers, reading AT forums, and sleeping. If you are not very organized and like to sleep for 10 hours - time to rethink. I usually study 8-9 hours a day including class time (3 hours). I also spend 10 hours on Sat AND Sun keeping up. If you survive you'll find your stride.
Hooobi
Golden Member
If you're interested in intellectual property, you should check out the University of Houston. In the most recent survey, they're ranked #4 nationally for IP. Houston's a fairly laid back town with a relatively low cost of living. Also, tuition is quite cheap as well.
Though every school's got its fair share of cut-throat competitive nuts. I've taken a fairly laid-back approach and you can still get through.
For those just starting out, keep in mind that your first year of school can, in a lot of ways, have the biggest impact on your career (realized this my 2nd year - whoops!). So nose to the grindstone in year one and you can start to coast a bit for the last two.
feel free to PM with any questions
good luck!
H
Though every school's got its fair share of cut-throat competitive nuts. I've taken a fairly laid-back approach and you can still get through.
For those just starting out, keep in mind that your first year of school can, in a lot of ways, have the biggest impact on your career (realized this my 2nd year - whoops!). So nose to the grindstone in year one and you can start to coast a bit for the last two.
feel free to PM with any questions
good luck!
H