to fibonacci: my questions are not about if i have to work hard or not....
i know law is hard to study.Going to start my fifth year of law and it's harder every year but i knew how it was.
what i ask is more about EXPERIENCES do you prepare yourself through courses ...details like that!

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2/09/07 Zabiela @ Pacha..... -confirmed-

erik + andy + marie = united in nerdyness <3

ps :wick sucks dicks !

As in after what 5-6 years in France another 3 then what is it 3 after that in some states to qualify? That's a huge investment!

marcus & andy.....nah it's not about spending 300 $ and then the fees it's just ....that im trying to think about the different opportunities i could get ....

i dont want to make any mistakes that is all

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erik + andy + marie = united in nerdyness <3

ps :wick sucks dicks !

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There are five states (plus DC) where foreign law graduates may petition to practice law without taking the Bar: the District of Columbia, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Washington, and Wisconsin. There are twenty-two states (plus DC) where foreign law graduates may practice law after passing the Bar exam: Alabama, California, Colorado, Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Kentucky, Maine, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.

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Originally posted by Dervish >LINK<

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2/09/07 Zabiela @ Pacha..... -confirmed-

erik + andy + marie = united in nerdyness <3

ps :wick sucks dicks !

Well I'm an American and despite all, I do enjoy living here on a daily basis. I'm sure you can stomach it.

I wouldn't even put forth the investment unless it was a top 10 of a T1 school.

Debt to income ratios of anything but and you're screwing yourself.
Anyone telling you differently just never got in.

Study the past decade of US News and World Report rankings. There's a reason you see very little flux.

Why not move to the US region you want to practice in first?

You're crazy. Stay in Paris.

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[i][b] i dont want to make any mistakes that is all

I assume you're young.No offense, but FIFTH year? Jesus christ, I already smell a burnout. Take a year off, travel around the US.

Or... just stay in Paris.

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Originally posted by Pickles I wouldn't even put forth the investment unless it was a top 10 of a T1 school. Debt to income ratios of anything but and you're screwing yourself. Anyone telling you differently just never got in.

Meh, my mom went to a fourth tier school, started making a decent living shortly after she graduated and passed the Bar, and still does today...

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Originally posted by CranberryJuice

You should go to Harvard or Yale Law schools.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Meh, my mom went to a fourth tier school, started making a decent living shortly after she graduated and passed the Bar, and still does today...

I know, I know. How much did she have to throw down to live "decently?" 10x the amount of a graduate in the humanities, making 3x more, enjoying her work -5x less?