Law School Discussion

I don't know about WUSTL, but I visited both W&L and W&M in the past month and I decided on W&M. They're very similar, both very friendly and laid back. I liked both a lot. But Lexington is really small, and it's hard to imagine how small until you see it for yourself. Not a big deal for some people, but I kept thinking how much it would suck to drive 45 minutes just to go to Target. That was the biggest deciding factor for me. I figure they're all good schools, you might as well go where you'd be the happiest.

DING!

I taught SAT for Kaplan for a while and I had planned on teaching LSAT but now that I've taken it I have another job and don't really want to go back to it. You can apply at Kaplan through their website actually. They train you and pay you for the training. They pay pretty well but my biggest problem with it was that it wasn't steady work. You work odd hours and classes you sign up to teach may get cancelled due to lack of enrollment. The job has its pros and cons. You need to be in the 90th percentil of test takers in order to teach the class for any given test. You do an interview where you give a mock lesson and if they like it they train you. At least that's what it was like when I applied.

What are the basketball team's chances of a repeat as NCAA champs this year? (since you pretty much answered them all) 

The basketball team's chances of repeating are somewhere between definite and without-a-doubt.

THE HOTNESS!