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Nicole diary #1: I'm going to obtain a professional degree with or without ur fi

future POTUS and Senator in training
Retired Queen Troll of TUSCL...who will succeed my reign?
Thank you for offering my financial support to pay for part of my law school tuition . however, your support is obviously contingent on you being satisfied with me.

If I make u mad and you decide not to support me as I anticiape that will happen bc I need an extra year or two to study for LSAT as opposed to taking it right away which is what u want, just know that ur financial support will not stop be from getting a law degree or going to physician assistant school (would go to PA school if I dont get a scholarship to law school or help from dad..I like science and they make more $$ starting out then lawyers but that's a backup which I doubt I would have to resort to..)

@dad I know that youre posses off I might need extra time to study for lsat which is fine cuz I'm graduating late anyway . but I don't care about u or anyone who thinks I'm starting law school "late" ..clearly anyone who thinks this can eat shit bc why would I care about the fact that I'm going to b earning a high salary "late" ? Lmao law school is the final step ..once I have that I'm good..dont care if it takes me an extra yr or two.

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future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
So to anyone who thinks I'm statying law school late...they cant logically say that bc that's like telling a millionaire youre becoming a millionare late lmao .

I dont care if I start law school "late" ...I would rather be an attorney "late" than an attorney never .

I'd rather be "late" at winning an nba championship than winning an NBA championship never .
future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
But yes, I'm sorry it took this long. Did not legitimately want to become an attorney until two months ago though, which i all that I want now .
Mate27
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6 years ago
Looks like your dad has a point. I agree with him.
Icey
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6 years ago
Timing doesn't matter. A lot of law students are older, many go after getting a Masters anyways.
MackTruck
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6 years ago
Just drink an orange vanilla coke and you will feel better
twentyfive
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6 years ago
Sounds like Nicole has some daddy issues to work through, maybe she’s on track to be a stripper after all. ;)
SirLapdancealot
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6 years ago
Daddy's retirement is gonna be "late" too, methinks.
future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
Omg this post was written like shit wtf I didn't expect it to come out like this ugh

And yes I feel bad for makimg my parents work longer ..but something happened to me in college that I don't think was in my control and it changed me. Still gonna become what I'm gonna become
Mate27
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6 years ago
^^ A complaining self entitled millennial?

All your posts center around the same thing, you bring an attention whore whining about how the works doesn’t bow down and agree with you by making you happy, which it shows how you’re an adult(supposedly) openly airing your grievances about your parent. You don’t have the maturity to move beyond your past, whatever happened in college to delay your progress. Your anchoring Keeps you from growing up and finishing what you started. There’s millions of lawyers, but a small % of them are successful. You’re dad is only putting pressure on you because he wants to know what habits you’re doing to show you have what it takes to be successful, and you end up whining and crying about it on a strip club website! Lmfao...
SirLapdancealot
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6 years ago
^ She clearly cannot make it on her own in life and will continue to live off the parents as if entitled to it.
Mate27
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6 years ago
She’s SJSU aouatenyky emotionally weak, as evidenced by her incessant posting about her life issues and attention whoring ways. Talk(write) less, and more action will always win out over trivial debate.
Mate27
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6 years ago
I’ve gone Nicole1994, with my shitty autocorrect typing skills. Sorry...
future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
LOL assuming I'm gonna live off my parents when I didnt say for sure if he would help..wow u know whay my parents r gonna do

And if they don't help I'm going to go where I got a large scholarship spool

And nah. I am getting over what happened by killing it this semester and finally deciding I'd rather go into law instead of policy , preparing to get into top schools .

@ meat i'll send u sweets when I get admission to any law school!
future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
Also I'm sorry it's aking me long to do this..but I'm not cuz i don't need to apologize for the length of time it takes me to get to the top sooooo..

The fact that I could have gotten there faster still doesn't change the fact that I am gonna become an attorney soooooooooooo......Thank u next
future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
Also I'm sorry it's aking me long to do this..but I'm not cuz i don't need to apologize for the length of time it takes me to get to the top sooooo..

The fact that I could have gotten there faster still doesn't change the fact that I am gonna become an attorney soooooooooooo......Thank u next


Also I'm sorry it's aking me long to do this..but I'm not cuz i don't need to apologize for the length of time it takes me to get to the top sooooo..

The fact that I could have gotten there faster still doesn't change the fact that I am gonna become an attorney soooooooooooo......Thank u next

Also I'm sorry it's aking me long to do this..but I'm not cuz i don't need to apologize for the length of time it takes me to get to the top sooooo..

The fact that I could have gotten there faster still doesn't change the fact that I am gonna become an attorney soooooooooooo......Thank u next
future POTUS and Senator in training
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6 years ago
And I dont need dad's help. U obviously missed the point (if not the title) of this post .lol.
SirLapdancealot
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6 years ago
LMAO the point IS that you really don't need your dad's help but you choose to keep leaching on him. As you stated, you could basically work and get PA and then go to law school later, paying with your own money from working. But you don't like a leech.
san_jose_guy
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6 years ago
Nicole, I'm glad you are in law school and I encourage you to continue.

In the organization I am building everyone will be getting a life long education, and there will no no charge for that.

SJG
SirLapdancealot
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6 years ago
^ Which begs the question...will san_jose_creep have one woman in his organization before Nicokeyes gets into law school? Which comes first? Tough call.
Icey
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6 years ago
Nicole, the right reason to get into law is to help people and fight injustice, if its for the prestige or money, that's the wrong reason. Don't sell your soul. Working with non profits, the ACLU, tenants' unions, etc... that's where you make a difference.
Mate27
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6 years ago
^^^ WOW, your such a humanitarian!
datinman
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6 years ago
So let me get this straight, you haven't taken the LSAT and you aren't planning to take it for 1 to 2 years. So all your prior talk about Georgetown Law was what, just fantasizing? You are a self-proclaimed troll and honestly it is getting difficult to see you as anything more than just that.

That being said, if you are soliciting opinions, here's mine. I think 2 years studying for the LSAT would be counterproductive. Admission tests are designed to measure if you have the skill set and aptitude to succeed. The MCAT requires a great deal of hard science knowledge. My impression of the LSAT is that it is more about reading skills and analytic thinking. Taking a prep course and devoting an hour per day
datinman
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6 years ago
studying during your last semester and taking it soon after graduation would probably be a better plan. Also, there are members here that have real world experience. Maybe reach out in an honest and humble manner and get the benefit of their knowledge. Also, whether you agree or not, your Dad probably has your best interests at heart. Again, just my opinion.
Icey
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6 years ago
You should take the LSAT the summer before your senior year starts. That's the ideal time.
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