Enjoy being in the “part time” program at a tier 1 school, loser. I hope your posting made you feel better about not getting in to the “full time” program.

oh, and for the record, i don’t go to USC (of course!) or CSOL. no, i’ll be attending a “real” tier 1 law school in the fall. but you south cacks sure are funny.

now to my original purpose in posting… someone was disparaging part-time law programs as being “not real” or some such nonsense. FYI, there are many prestigious law schools that have part-time day or evening programs, including many (real) tier 1 programs such as GW, GMU, SMU, Georgetown (a T14, for god’s sake!), American, UF, UConn, IU, Tulane, Wake Forest… there’s a few. and the reason charleston separates its gpa/lsat stats for full-time and part-time is because that is what the ABA requires. seriously, you south cacks should do your homework before you open your mouths. or perhaps you like eating your feet.

How about Ole Miss or Arkansas? Is Florida in the Southeast? Remember, you claimed USC was a “joke” (not “worse than”, but a “joke”) compared to “every” SE school. Any way you spin it, your statement was bs.

I don’t feel the need to compare USC to CSOL. Check the posts. I have merely responded to attempts by other posters to tear down USC or to equate it to CSOL by spinning the numbers. I am very comfortable with hanging my USC diploma. You obliviously have some insecurity about where you go to school.

This is boring. There is no tier 2 anymore, yet out of stupidity or your inability to admit a mistake, you continue to argue the point. US News switched its tier structure. USC is technically Tier 1 now. Get over it.

USC folks don’t have to try to do anything. We are already the best law school in this state. It is CSOL that is hell bent on trying to become something better than an last resort. Most lawyers in this state couldn’t care less how USC stacks up against southeastern schools or ivy league schools. If you want to get a good job in South Carolina, USC is plenty good enough. If you want to end up working in food service or drive a beer truck with 100k in student loans, go to CSOL. Quit pouring over the numbers and get a life. No one cares.

Look, my point is this… USC folks should try to become as good as other southeast state schools (and no CL, West Virginia is NOT in the southeast), rather than trying to compare itself to a startup school. The fact that you must try to compare yourself to a startup school is proof that you are not up to par with other decent state schools.

If you spent as much time studying as you have on your personal vendetta against usc, then you might have had a shot of getting in. Sorry you didn’t cut it. Time to get over it.