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[felixf16]

Felix: you did the right thing. I would have walked as well. It's like they have something to hide, conveniently leaving it until 2 weeks before you interview. Big Q: why can't they be up-front right at the beginning of he application process? Then lots of people would not have to waste their time and energies.

S43: Didn't felix say hewas typed and experienced in heavies (maybe not one of CAL's)?

Right thing or not, this little detail made the decision to leave the flying racket and proceed with law school in the fall an easy one.

Best to all

Felix

[alexb757]

Originally Posted by felixf16

Felix: you did the right thing. I would have walked as well. It's like they have something to hide, conveniently leaving it until 2 weeks before you interview. Big Q: why can't they be up-front right at the beginning of he application process? Then lots of people would not have to waste their time and energies.
S43: Didn't felix say hewas typed and experienced in heavies (maybe not one of CAL's)?
Right thing or not, this little detail made the decision to leave the flying racket and proceed with law school in the fall an easy one.
Best to all
Felix

A lot of people are doing exactly that, my friend, getting out all together. I've thought about it many times and am thinking again after yet another furlough (I've lost count). There's got to be a better way of making a living especially with regards to job and financial security.
Besides, the $13,000 you were considering "investing" in CAL will come in handy for law school.
Also, have you ever heard of a lawyer that's been laid off or furloughed or poor? Me neither!
Racket is an understatement in this business for sure.......