What would you consider a diploma mill?

[Happy_Weasel]

well?  I mean what type of school would one have to go to be considered a real lawyer?

[Happy_Weasel]

What I am asking is that what level of school do you think it takes to have a fair shot at being an at least fair attorney?

[Steve Butabi]

t1, most of t2

[shae]

you have a shot at being an attorney at any accredited school and even non-accredited schools in some states.

South Texas is a "t4" but you wouldn't know that by how people talk about them in Houston.

You can be succesful anywhere you go if you work hard- it make just be handed to you if you graduate from some schools.

[Happy_Weasel]

What are the differences between T14, T1, T2, T3 and T4 then?

[moonchigger]

prestige and initial job offers right out of school...you can be successful no matter what law school you graduate from

[Happy_Weasel]

So basically, if you graduate from a T3 or a T4, you can only get a job by starting a practice with a few friends or a new firm. At a T2 or non-T25 T1, you can get an average job and at a T25, you can get any job for new associates that are available in your reigon and a T14 can get any new associate's job wherever.

[Actual 1L]

So basically, if you graduate from a T3 or a T4, you can only get a job by starting a practice with a few friends or a new firm. At a T2 or non-T25 T1, you can get an average job and at a T25, you can get any job for new associates that are available in your reigon and a T14 can get any new associate's job wherever.

Uhhhh, this is not correct.

[Happy_Weasel]

How do you create these oppurtunities?

[Happy_Weasel]

Hmmmm....for best results, when should I start pursuing these networks?