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lawlzOriginally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by CJDynasty
A lot of knowledge has been dropped. Take all of this in consideration before making your decision. Not meant to scare, but inform. Thats what I am about. But, when its all said and done. The knowledge and skill set that I have learned, and the fraternity that I have entered becoming an attorney, is second to none! So beyond the monetary advantages that one would link with being an Attorney, you can definitely hang your hat on that! Best of luck and be strong!
Id this like a college fraternity or am I misunderstanding what your saying? What pros/cons would you say there are to joining a fraternity?
lawlzOriginally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by CJDynasty
A lot of knowledge has been dropped. Take all of this in consideration before making your decision. Not meant to scare, but inform. Thats what I am about. But, when its all said and done. The knowledge and skill set that I have learned, and the fraternity that I have entered becoming an attorney, is second to none! So beyond the monetary advantages that one would link with being an Attorney, you can definitely hang your hat on that! Best of luck and be strong!
Id this like a college fraternity or am I misunderstanding what your saying? What pros/cons would you say there are to joining a fraternity?
Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by CJDynasty
A lot of knowledge has been dropped. Take all of this in consideration before making your decision. Not meant to scare, but inform. Thats what I am about. But, when its all said and done. The knowledge and skill set that I have learned, and the fraternity that I have entered becoming an attorney, is second to none! So beyond the monetary advantages that one would link with being an Attorney, you can definitely hang your hat on that! Best of luck and be strong!
Id this like a college fraternity or am I misunderstanding what your saying? What pros/cons would you say there are to joining a fraternity?
Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by CJDynasty
A lot of knowledge has been dropped. Take all of this in consideration before making your decision. Not meant to scare, but inform. Thats what I am about. But, when its all said and done. The knowledge and skill set that I have learned, and the fraternity that I have entered becoming an attorney, is second to none! So beyond the monetary advantages that one would link with being an Attorney, you can definitely hang your hat on that! Best of luck and be strong!
Id this like a college fraternity or am I misunderstanding what your saying? What pros/cons would you say there are to joining a fraternity?
Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by CJDynasty
A lot of knowledge has been dropped. Take all of this in consideration before making your decision. Not meant to scare, but inform. Thats what I am about. But, when its all said and done. The knowledge and skill set that I have learned, and the fraternity that I have entered becoming an attorney, is second to none! So beyond the monetary advantages that one would link with being an Attorney, you can definitely hang your hat on that! Best of luck and be strong!
Id this like a college fraternity or am I misunderstanding what your saying? What pros/cons would you say there are to joining a fraternity?
Originally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Originally Posted by CJDynasty
A lot of knowledge has been dropped. Take all of this in consideration before making your decision. Not meant to scare, but inform. Thats what I am about. But, when its all said and done. The knowledge and skill set that I have learned, and the fraternity that I have entered becoming an attorney, is second to none! So beyond the monetary advantages that one would link with being an Attorney, you can definitely hang your hat on that! Best of luck and be strong!
Id this like a college fraternity or am I misunderstanding what your saying? What pros/cons would you say there are to joining a fraternity?
This.. There are a ton of options with a JDMBA. Although it is going to be extremely extremely tough, I think it is definitely worth it. Hit the books hard and network the entire time.Originally Posted by frankl1001
JDMBA
This.. There are a ton of options with a JDMBA. Although it is going to be extremely extremely tough, I think it is definitely worth it. Hit the books hard and network the entire time.Originally Posted by frankl1001
JDMBA
Not necessarily true. The opportunity cost of a JD/MBA is immense, and because the two fields are so drastically different you'll probably end up only using one of those degrees. Most JD/MBAs find their business degree to be far more valuable in the future. At business school you network with people who will be working in finance, marketing, non-profit, government, consulting, etc. in totally different roles. At law school you network with other people who will either be lawyers, or sales associates at the Gap. That's a lot of debt and a lot of unearned wages just to say you have both degrees.Originally Posted by Juicy J 32
This.. There are a ton of options with a JDMBA. Although it is going to be extremely extremely tough, I think it is definitely worth it. Hit the books hard and network the entire time.Originally Posted by frankl1001
JDMBA
Not necessarily true. The opportunity cost of a JD/MBA is immense, and because the two fields are so drastically different you'll probably end up only using one of those degrees. Most JD/MBAs find their business degree to be far more valuable in the future. At business school you network with people who will be working in finance, marketing, non-profit, government, consulting, etc. in totally different roles. At law school you network with other people who will either be lawyers, or sales associates at the Gap. That's a lot of debt and a lot of unearned wages just to say you have both degrees.Originally Posted by Juicy J 32
This.. There are a ton of options with a JDMBA. Although it is going to be extremely extremely tough, I think it is definitely worth it. Hit the books hard and network the entire time.Originally Posted by frankl1001
JDMBA
Some people will say anything below the T14 (top 14) is "too low". From what others have told me though, once you go lower and lower in the rankings, law schools are regional on the most part. Personally, I think anywhere out of the "Top 100" is too low for me. While it's still possible to make "good" money coming from a law school ranked on the lower end of the top 100, I'm realistic enough to know I won't be making anywhere near $100k coming out of law school. I'm currently applying to law school after working 3+ years in a law firm. From what many law school students and lawyers have told me, really know for sure whether or not you want to attend law school. I personally can't wait to finally start law school in the Fall.Originally Posted by Russ tha G
Around which ranking would you consider a school "too low" for serious consideration?