I don't know if the original poster still reads this forum or not.  BUT...I just finished my first year of law school and want to encourage all "non-traditionals" to give it a try.  I wound up in the top 8% of my class and am 33 with twin boys.  You can't think that life (kids, house, etc.) will hold you back.  I believe non-traditionals have an advantage simply because the non-traditionals appreciate the experience and understand the dedication required.  If law school is your dream, go for it, work hard, and don't let fear of failure hold you back!

Anyone going to Tech get their section assignments?

I relocated to Lubbock on Memorial Day.  Lubbock is ok.  I am so happy to wake up to 56 degree mornings.  Yesterday, it was 11 am and 67 degrees.  Very unlike San Antonio's morning saunas.  Also everyone here is really friendly.  My neighbors already came over and introduced themselves.

I recently applied for a private loan from Chase.  I jumped through all of the hoops, sent in the forms, and received an e-mail this morning stating that my loan was denied.  I called and they told me that the school was not on their list of "approved schools."  I called the school and they told me that they do not "allow" students to take private loans because they know the students take more than the cost of tuition.  Very frustrating, because I am a single mother and the COA is low at my school. Hope this is not the case for you Alphadog.

Does your divorce decree specify that you cannot move out of state?  Mine does not.  Check your Final Decree.