Howdy all.Anybody out there care to comment regarding any rank 30-90 schools in the Midwest-ish area that are pretty gay-friendly? So far, I'm in at Cincinnati and am particularly curious about the school and the city, as I've heard good things about both. Anything in general about Midwest schools in that rank range (no, I won't be getting into the likes of U-Chicago or NW, trust me ) would be appreciated, though.
Quote from: Bouzie1982 on December 27, 2006, 06:14:13 PMQuote from: bridget on December 27, 2006, 05:57:35 PMbouzie, I'm in similar situation and was planning to just call schools individually to ask about it. I'm only applying to 8 though...I have to wonder, do people's parents actually contribute to paying for law school? it seems so cruel to ask for parents' financial information otherwise, but maybe that means a lot of people do have parents willing to foot the bill. mind-boggling to me....Bridget, I'm with you! Actually, I don't quite understand those who have parents contribute to their undergrad degrees. I know its pretty standard but its just foreign to me so i dont get it I am, um, significantly older than all of you, and my parents are not contributing to law school. (I've lived on my own for half of my life now!) None of the schools to which I applied released me from the obligation of providing my parents' tax returns, etc. I think it's totally insane. I would hate to see what my expected contribution would look like without my merit scholarships... (and I may find out next year!)
Quote from: bridget on December 27, 2006, 05:57:35 PMbouzie, I'm in similar situation and was planning to just call schools individually to ask about it. I'm only applying to 8 though...I have to wonder, do people's parents actually contribute to paying for law school? it seems so cruel to ask for parents' financial information otherwise, but maybe that means a lot of people do have parents willing to foot the bill. mind-boggling to me....Bridget, I'm with you! Actually, I don't quite understand those who have parents contribute to their undergrad degrees. I know its pretty standard but its just foreign to me so i dont get it
bouzie, I'm in similar situation and was planning to just call schools individually to ask about it. I'm only applying to 8 though...I have to wonder, do people's parents actually contribute to paying for law school? it seems so cruel to ask for parents' financial information otherwise, but maybe that means a lot of people do have parents willing to foot the bill. mind-boggling to me....
Oh good, so someone famous I shouldn't recognize.
Quote from: Miss P on December 28, 2006, 01:09:35 AMQuote from: Bouzie1982 on December 27, 2006, 06:14:13 PMQuote from: bridget on December 27, 2006, 05:57:35 PMbouzie, I'm in similar situation and was planning to just call schools individually to ask about it. I'm only applying to 8 though...I have to wonder, do people's parents actually contribute to paying for law school? it seems so cruel to ask for parents' financial information otherwise, but maybe that means a lot of people do have parents willing to foot the bill. mind-boggling to me....Bridget, I'm with you! Actually, I don't quite understand those who have parents contribute to their undergrad degrees. I know its pretty standard but its just foreign to me so i dont get it I am, um, significantly older than all of you, and my parents are not contributing to law school. (I've lived on my own for half of my life now!) None of the schools to which I applied released me from the obligation of providing my parents' tax returns, etc. I think it's totally insane. I would hate to see what my expected contribution would look like without my merit scholarships... (and I may find out next year!)Wait, you're transferring?
That's cool how you referenced a case.
I'm so far from the end of my tether right now that I reckon I could knit myself some socks with the slack.
No no, you should recognize him. Please go rent Lauberge Espagnole. Its the best movie EVER.
Quote from: Bouzie1982 on December 29, 2006, 01:33:17 AMNo no, you should recognize him. Please go rent Lauberge Espagnole. Its the best movie EVER.On this point we shall have to firmly disagree. Not even the presence of Audrey Tautou could make that movie "the best." A notch above average, maybe; but I'd have to stop there.
Quote from: slacker on December 29, 2006, 12:30:11 PMQuote from: Bouzie1982 on December 29, 2006, 01:33:17 AMNo no, you should recognize him. Please go rent Lauberge Espagnole. Its the best movie EVER.On this point we shall have to firmly disagree. Not even the presence of Audrey Tautou could make that movie "the best." A notch above average, maybe; but I'd have to stop there....we better not end up at the same place because thems fightin' words!
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