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A 149 would likely preclude you from entry into both schools, even with your respectable GPA. There are several online course offerings. Princeton Review comes to mind. I also believe Oxford Seminars does in person classes as well. However, I'm going to guess that you either didn't study at all or didn't study very long before your initial sitting. If that's accurate then I'd suggest a prolonged period of self-study before shelling out on an expensive course.

Whoever wore a cravat to your tutorial is a man of high culture.

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I think BQ makes an important point. It's not necessarily about finding someone's clothing offensive. It's more an issue of someone not looking like they care about how they present themselves to their colleagues and the impression that gives vis a vis fastidiosuness.

Out of curiousity, beyond sweatpants, what else accounts for poor presentation in your book?

Flight attendant? It's a great way to travel if you're not loaded.

I personally only vowed to crush every fact pattern which stood in my way.

Did that actually happen?

Oh yeah I forgot to add that part.

UBC law weirdly has summer classes. I would guess that the class size would be far smaller and hence the curve would be much more wicked.

You'd be making a massive mistake by attending a school ranked 120th. In that case, you'd arguably be better off at Bond.

May I suggest the midtown uniform:

Or Berkeley/ USC

What's the school in California? You have to be wary when it comes to US law schools as there are a lot of sub-par options. Moreover, while we should all try to limit our debt load as much as possible, you shouldn't be too debt averse. You're taking out a loan to increase your earning potential. It may help to think that you're taking out a loan to expand a business (you being the business).

Not personally. Honestly, I'm struggling to think of reasons why one would regret law school. Maybe if you had a C average and were concerned about career prospects.