Not me, but I know a couple folks who attempted to do that at GULC. They said it was nearly impossible and both switched to full time the second year.
I meant it was impossible for them to manage law school and a full-time job. I guess their problem wouldn't apply if you didn't work.
I can see that.. as I went through something similar... however if you're willing to rule out any type of social life.. it can happen @ GW you can actually attend part time and finish the degree in three yrs if you take classes every summer as well..Quote from: Immobell on August 16, 2005, 11:34:50 AMI meant it was impossible for them to manage law school and a full-time job. I guess their problem wouldn't apply if you didn't work.That's what I think I might try to do...
Quote from: blk_reign.esq on August 16, 2005, 11:40:50 AMI can see that.. as I went through something similar... however if you're willing to rule out any type of social life.. it can happen @ GW you can actually attend part time and finish the degree in three yrs if you take classes every summer as well..Quote from: Immobell on August 16, 2005, 11:34:50 AMI meant it was impossible for them to manage law school and a full-time job. I guess their problem wouldn't apply if you didn't work.That's what I think I might try to do...