Ask a guy turning down a 65k job after undergrad anything

[DollarAndADream]

serious thread

ask away

[jajababa]

do you touch yourself at night

[findingmyway]

What is your major? What is the job? Why are you turning it down?

[YIAMSOMEBODY]

Why not just tell instead of making us probe?


Tell us goddamnit!

[Lerker]

Did you:
1) Get dropped on your head as a baby?
2) Get a better job offer?
3) Become interested in giving away all your wealth and joining a monastery to become a silent priest?

[brahsup]

why the **** would you turn it down?

[DollarAndADream]

do you touch yourself at night

age:16

What is your major? What is the job? Why are you turning it down?

liberal arts

marketing gig

going to law school instead

[xJesusFreaKx]

[DollarAndADream]

Did you:
1) Get dropped on your head as a baby?
2) Get a better job offer?
3) Become interested in giving away all your wealth and joining a monastery to become a silent priest?

no
not yet but I will
absolutely not

[DoLLaRz]

just play cod alll dayyy

[mospeed]

age:16



liberal arts

marketing gig

going to law school instead

Hope you're not going to law school in Texas cuzz.

[DollarAndADream]

Hope you're not going to law school in Texas cuzz.

still in the process of applying

what's wrong with Texas?

I'm planning on going east as of current.

[TheComedian]

This ain't exactly the best time to becomer a lawyer, brah. U dun phuked up, cuzz.

[SniXSniPe]

Everybody likes experience.

Should have done it for 1-2 years before going to law school.


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[Thomas.of.Hunter]

going to law school instead

Noooooooooooooooooooo. You will be lucky to get a job at $50k after law school

[DollarAndADream]

This ain't exactly the best time to becomer a lawyer, brah. U dun phuked up, cuzz.

Everybody likes experience.

Should have done it for 1-2 years before going to law school.


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Noooooooooooooooooooo. You will be lucky to get a job at $50k after law school

A lot of these things are true but I plan on going to at very worst a t14 school on nearly full scholarship. Aiming for Harvard or Penn where job prospects aren't as bad as the rest of lower ranked schools.

[Scaglietti]

Everybody likes experience.

Should have done it for 1-2 years before going to law school.


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this, and we are far from being safe from another recession so you should tie yourself to any job u can especially one offering good pay..
Enjoy your rations.

[Thomas.of.Hunter]

A lot of these things are true but I plan on going to at very worst a t14 school on nearly full scholarship. Aiming for Harvard or Penn were job prospects aren't as bad as the rest of lower ranked schools.

What did you make on the LSAT?

[cleekluls]

serious thread

ask away

lol dumbass

[DollarAndADream]

What did you make on the LSAT?

I'm not trying to post anything too personal but over 170.

[Dragon1988]

serious thread

ask away

Dear movie watcher,
Your parents are about to walk in.
Sincerely, the only sex scene in the movie.

[Madsen89]

The ironic part is the OP hasn't done his research, and thus has no idea that the job market for lawyers is saturated beyond belief, and that he'd be lucky to make the same wage he just turned down ASSUMING he even found a job.

65k now, or 65k when you have 150k debt.

My god thats a tough decision.

[mospeed]

what's wrong with Texas?

Would be a crappy place to live the rest of your life practicing law, unless you plan on taking the bar exam in multiple states which would prolly take a while.

[nick187]

Son. I am disappoint.jpeg

You should take it. As one poster said. Get some experienced. Accumulate some cash. Then pursue this thing you call law.

The market is saturated with lawyers. Good luck with your S your D job if you get it in the future.

[warbird00]

i turned down a 65-70k job couple weeks ago (because i accepted another, lower paying job lulz)

[DollarAndADream]

The ironic part is the OP hasn't done his research, and thus has no idea that the job market for lawyers is saturated beyond belief, and that he'd be lucky to make the same wage he just turned down ASSUMING he even found a job.

65k now, or 65k when you have 150k debt.

My god thats a tough decision.

Would be a crappy place to live the rest of your life practicing law, unless you plan on taking the bar exam in multiple states which would prolly take a while.

Son. I am disappoint.jpeg

You should take it. As one poster said. Get some experienced. Accumulate some cash. Then pursue this thing you call law.

The market is saturated with lawyers. Good luck with your S your D job if you get it in the future.

Strong assumptions ITT


I will not be worried about finding a job if I go to Penn or Harvard...call me optimistic

[warbird00]

A lot of these things are true but I plan on going to at very worst a t14 school on nearly full scholarship. Aiming for Harvard or Penn where job prospects aren't as bad as the rest of lower ranked schools.

going to law school w/ experience > being a dumb fukk 22 year old who is going to law school because he "doesnt know what he wants to do and law sound cool!!111"

im going to do financial consulting for two years then go to law school and do business law and maybe get into security law

[Scaglietti]

i turned down a 65-70k job couple weeks ago (because i accepted another, lower paying job lulz)

if you're happier doing the lower paying job then that makes perfect sense dude, ive turned down a promotion and payrise because it meant too many extra hours

[DollarAndADream]

going to law school w/ experience > being a dumb fukk 22 year old who is going to law school because he "doesnt know what he wants to do and law sound cool!!111"

im going to do financial consulting for two years then go to law school and do business law and maybe get into security law

lol @ you acting like you know me. I've wanted to be a lawyer since high school.

I have remarkable softs, great GPA, and LSAT.

I have no need to get work experience first. I've interned all throughout college and have a letter of recommendation from the CEO of where I work.

work experience during law school > meaningless work experience before it

work experience is usually only beneficial if your numbers are low and you need a boost

[8nd]

With a 170+ LSAT, he will go to a law school where grades do not matter. No matter how he does, he'll make 6 figures out of law school.

Do you, bro.