non-trad school roll call

[HippieLawChick]

Heh...yeah, we should. I'm just south of Humboldt Park.

Same thing!  I live 2 doors away from Thomas Moore high school!

Wanna do lunch?

PM on the way!

[phooey]

I'm probably not considered non-trad (24, married) but Phooey, I'll see you at SU!

yessssss!

[incognito]

I'll be 29 and at Duke.

[laurrk]

Syracuse

[Angelina1]

If you don't know what a non-trad is, you aren't one. 

[HippieLawChick]

I'm a non-trad (though wildly immature!),

Me too!

[Slider]

Hey I disagree with this definition of non-trad!

I'm 22, married with a child!

I really feel like a non-trad, specially in undergrad.

I didn't feel I was on the same planet as everyone else in my class.

[aerynn]

Hey I disagree with this definition of non-trad!

I'm 22, married with a child!

I really feel like a non-trad, specially in undergrad.

I didn't feel I was on the same planet as everyone else in my class.

Sounds good enough for me. 

[Law-Man]

Hofstra... unless I get a call from a high tier 2

[jiggedyjared]

I think if you intended to have a different sort of career after UG and then switched after some time in that career/field, you're probably a non-trad. I don't really feel like a few years in the workforce with no direction counts as a career. There are definitely people who can be considered non-trads who have just finished their UG if they took a really long time to finish while working full time or were working in a career while doing their UG.

If that's the definition, then I'd be a non-trad.  I graduated about a year and a half early, though.  I'm only 22.  I've been working for a while - long enough to not be disillusioned once I get out of law school.