| Topic Name: |
after undergrad and before law school |
| Message Name: |
bob_d, you suck |
| Date Posted: |
01/06/2002 |
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Law school is best entered into right out of undergraduate school. Legal employers don't care much about pre-law school employment. Nor do law school admissions.
You must be confusing law school with business school. At busines school they DO care very much about what job you did after undergraduate school. Jobs with management experience, and jobs that pay lots of money are both looked upon favorably. (If you look at the average salary of pre-Harvard MBAs, then it's clear that only those with very high salaries, as a rule, get admitted to Harvard Business School.)
Of course, law school is a pretty bad deal unless you get into the top 14. So maybe this is a good time to figure out something else to do with your life. |
| Message: |
bob_d -
not everyone can afford to go to law school right out of college.
not everyone can get into the top-14.
try not to be an a$$hole, ok.
this person is looking for advice, not discouragement.
you have some issues, pal.
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