Wednesday, December 21, 2005
|This is getting to be a little ridiculous.|
But it's best to get while the getting is good: In at Northwestern (that makes 3 out of the "Top 14" schools [I could explain why 14 is the magic number, but I'm lazy and you probably don't care]).
Unexpected? You might say that, considering that they have an Early Decision program and they only just started letting anyone in today.
Concerned? A little, considering the fact that it looks like (assuming my gross gross income of $11k this year doesn't somehow tell law schools that I can afford to pay even a penny) I may have a really tough (really fun) decision to make in a few months.
Crazy excited? You bet. Last year's graduates from Northwestern have a salary range (not that money matters, but let's face it...) from $38k-$145k, with $125k as the average. And the low end are most likely only those in public service or judicial clerkships, which means most people are making closer to the high end. Now, it's not like I would expect to make so much money, but how crazy would it be if 3.5 years from now I've gone from making $11k a year to making $145k a year (and not being in debt from law school loans?!?!?!!!!?!!??!!?).
Fuxor!!!!!!1!111!!!!1!1!!!11!!!
But it's best to get while the getting is good: In at Northwestern (that makes 3 out of the "Top 14" schools [I could explain why 14 is the magic number, but I'm lazy and you probably don't care]).
Unexpected? You might say that, considering that they have an Early Decision program and they only just started letting anyone in today.
Concerned? A little, considering the fact that it looks like (assuming my gross gross income of $11k this year doesn't somehow tell law schools that I can afford to pay even a penny) I may have a really tough (really fun) decision to make in a few months.
Crazy excited? You bet. Last year's graduates from Northwestern have a salary range (not that money matters, but let's face it...) from $38k-$145k, with $125k as the average. And the low end are most likely only those in public service or judicial clerkships, which means most people are making closer to the high end. Now, it's not like I would expect to make so much money, but how crazy would it be if 3.5 years from now I've gone from making $11k a year to making $145k a year (and not being in debt from law school loans?!?!?!!!!?!!??!!?).
Fuxor!!!!!!1!111!!!!1!1!!!11!!!
promulgated by SWS2.1 at 18:49.
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1 Comments:
I am betting 11 out of 14, caro.
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