Lies, Damned Lies, and Salary Statistics | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 133

[@emallace447]

You guys are awesome. Thank you.

[@khalidholtzclaw1341]

Howard’s a good school. It’s a hbcu

[@mariah7167]

Yes it is! Majority of African American doctors and lawyers are HBCU graduates. Howard is considered top tier HBCU. I’m applying to Howard.

[@whitneychanell]

@@mariah7167Howard is definitely my top pick school 🤞🏽

[@GunnHillfiger]

300K debt.... Oof

[@aalegalfocus]

Not worth it at all!

[@criminallaw9573]

@@aalegalfocus No, and sadly most law students will never make any serious effort to repay their student loans. I only borrowed what I needed, and paid it all back, with interest, ahead of time. . .but that's me. Basically, most law students are living a lie from the moment they sign loan documents for money they have neither the intent nor the ability to repay. I went on the Law School Reddit and pointed out that "student loans" are inherently dishonest, and that people who default on them should not be allowed to open a Trust Account and put their client's money in Trust, but no one cared. The dishonesty and financial fraud rolls on. I would never trust someone who refused to pay their own debts with one penny of my money. . .but again, that's just me, I suppose.

[@vfrancisco7457]

Northeastern is definitely ranked higher than Suffolk.

[@getdown4212]

right? that rose my eyebrows too... I think it's twice as high..

[@Yestothetalk]

Suffolk offers to complete in just two years though

[@davidlinehat4657]

That's a Mark Twain line

[@JohnDBarcaFan]

Going to employment data at a law school website will show you how many people are going into big law vs public vs unemployed.

[@girlwithathought2940]

Why did he laugh at Howard university? 🤔🥴

[@aminahani765]

Because it’s low ranked (125th)

[@girlwithathought2940]

@@aminahani765funny cuz big law on the east coast goes there to recruit.

[@aminahani765]

ok@@girlwithathought2940

[@whitneychanell]

@@girlwithathought2940yup, all the top firms go to T14s and Howard. Their students are getting great jobs. A BIG percentage of them are going to big law.