Law School Discussion

just curious if anyone else loved this movie as much as I did?

god i love spoiled college athletes whose parents buy them a townhouse.  my fondness of them only grows as three friday nights in a row i have come home around 2 or 3 to find my garage and driveway totally blocked by their friends/teammates/groupies.  Last time wasn't so bad, i just blocked their friends cars.  yet this time, my car is actually in the garage!  But today is the absolute best -- i actually have to be somewhere--and said neighbors aren't sure where their 2 friends belonging to the 2 cars are but they probably will not be back before 10 and they have no keys to the cars.  we've gone through this dance before.  i don't want to tow the cars -- i cant imagine war with the guys.  i'm so tempted to set off the land rovers car alarm system -- then perhaps one of my other neighbors would do the dirty deed?

This is probably a no brainer.  When I first took the lsat i was disappointed with the score 158. I took it as a sign that graduate school wasin my future.  A year and a half later I sat for the LSAt again, with much better results 168.  Now if I wait another year before applying the 158 will not count for many schools.  Yet the 168 will, so I won't have to take the average of 163.  Therefore my shot at some of my dream schools, looks better.  I just worry about the lost year.  But then i console myself with the notion of more money in the bank.. I don't know.  I've been aout of college now for 3 years and for the greater part of that wrestled with grad school versus law school.  I finally made up my mind, and prepared myslef to apply and go. Yet now I am thinking it may be better to wait a year gain some more WE (as i actually now have a real job) that actually looks like work instead of my camp counselor and odd job bits.  Any thoughts?

I withdrew from a class and have a W on my transcript. My university does not factor this into gpa--will lsdas?  also what does lsdas do with p/f classes?