Music: Incubus - The Warmth (Acoustic) - Live at MTV Acoustic
Mood: Headachin'
I do and I don't enjoy the process of applying for admission to law schools next fall. I do enjoy the notion that perhaps next year at this time I will be packing to travel to some city in the US for another three years of academia. I do not enjoy the preparation, the applications, the deadlines, the essays (actually these are quite fun). Considering that my first foray into college applications was applying to one single school and I happened to get in, this is quite the change for me. I've never applied with so much uncertainty in my life for anything.
The competiton is intense. The top schools are improbable to achieve. Only the supreme applicants are selected for the most competitive seats, and still its no guarantee. A 4.0 with a 170 LSAT score or above is not promised admission to Harvards and Yales. I took two practice tests this weekend and was dissapointed with my performace. Let's just say I have a long way to go before the October 1st test (I want a 170!). I am trying to find something in the format of work experience this winter in London. Anybody that's familiar with a Law Firm out there and willing to hook a brother up, leave a comment.
But otherwise, things are suprisingly well.
I have so much things to say, but for now you will all have to wait.
Mood: Headachin'
I do and I don't enjoy the process of applying for admission to law schools next fall. I do enjoy the notion that perhaps next year at this time I will be packing to travel to some city in the US for another three years of academia. I do not enjoy the preparation, the applications, the deadlines, the essays (actually these are quite fun). Considering that my first foray into college applications was applying to one single school and I happened to get in, this is quite the change for me. I've never applied with so much uncertainty in my life for anything.
The competiton is intense. The top schools are improbable to achieve. Only the supreme applicants are selected for the most competitive seats, and still its no guarantee. A 4.0 with a 170 LSAT score or above is not promised admission to Harvards and Yales. I took two practice tests this weekend and was dissapointed with my performace. Let's just say I have a long way to go before the October 1st test (I want a 170!). I am trying to find something in the format of work experience this winter in London. Anybody that's familiar with a Law Firm out there and willing to hook a brother up, leave a comment.
But otherwise, things are suprisingly well.
I have so much things to say, but for now you will all have to wait.
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