My highly scientific method for listing schools of interest

[wellpreserved]

I've thrown out stuff like employment stats, clinics, prof's publishings and rep.

I'm now rating schools according to the wow factor of their catalogs! 

Ohio State just rocked my world a couple days ago with it's conversational language style and great slice of life interviews.

But then today I got Lewis and Clark's...in a PRIORITY MAIL ENVELOPE!!!! Be still my beating heart and LSAT prep addled brain!

I tore it open and there's software and books and pretty fliers and papers galore!!! It's like nerd Christmas!!!

UDC and US-Fayetteville kinda disappointed. I have high hopes for Seattle U -- I like their website.

[Burning Sands, Esq.]

As good a method as any .

[blk_reign]

hilarious

[wellpreserved]

As good a method as any .

That's what I figure. All this indepth analysis was giving me nightmares.

After the Who's Prettiest campaign I plan to narrow down the top ten based on the number of people I'd have sex with in each catalog.

I gotta say -- Portland? Not pulling ahead strong in that area. 

[Burning Sands, Esq.]

As good a method as any .

That's what I figure. All this indepth analysis was giving me nightmares.

After the Who's Prettiest campaign I plan to narrow down the top ten based on the number of people I'd have sex with in each catalog.

I gotta say -- Portland? Not pulling ahead strong in that area. 

On a somewhat related note, when I was applying to law school, one of my friends who was applying at the same time pointed something out with these catalogs/brochures - no matter if the school had only 10, 5, 1, or even 0 black people in attendance, they still managed to somehow have a black person featured prominently on the front of their catalog. 

Things that make you go, hmmmm.

[edelqueen]

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-Sands