Law School Discussion

I would assume, as a general rule, that if you owed any money over $500 and were not on good terms (i.e. paying on your account without being past due) with the business then this would apply to you. Hopefully I will not have any unresolved debts haunting me from my undergraduate career. I remember, about a year ago, it was not uncommon for my roomates and I to decide wether or not we were hungry enough to bounce a check and pay the $20-$30 fee associated with it. :-P

Ok, forget that. I will edit me out, cause that was not my intent, just wanted some people to have a couple of laughs at my expense

Haha, dont edit yourself out bro. I was just giving you *&^%.

I will have to travel to a city other than mine to take it since my school cut all local testing for the GRE, LSAT, and MCAT due to state budget cuts (Michigan). I plan on getting a really nice hotel and enjoying a beer or two the night before, then getting to bed early

Thats a interesting article. I had no idea what 'The Shrubs' SAT scores were.

i know, right? they ran some 8-hour fix-it thing and a week later my brother got a virus from my account apparently. the pop-ups are terrible and the freezes get in my way all the time when i'm trying to do something serious. i can't stand PCs.

i guess i answered my own question and should just get the fake-windows from the apple store, huh

Solution for the pop ups, dont use Internet Explorer. Download Mozilla Firefox. Also, download Adaware and run that. It will weed out all of the pop ups, spyware, etc. Then download the latest definitions for your anti-virus program and run a scan. That should fix er all up.