So my goal in life is to go to Yale and become a successful attorney...
Or so I thought, until this smacked me in the forehead
Tuition and Expenses
Tuition is $21,875 per term, including mandatory fees. The total yearly bill is $43,750, not including other necessary expenses such as books, food, housing, hospitalization insurance fees, etc. Information on housing costs can be found in the section on Living at Yale. Bills are payable before the beginning of each term at the University Office of Student Financial Services.
Plus, as an admittance requirement you have to have at least one full credited year at another US Law school
So much for my dreams.
Tuition and Expenses
Tuition is $21,875 per term, including mandatory fees. The total yearly bill is $43,750, not including other necessary expenses such as books, food, housing, hospitalization insurance fees, etc. Information on housing costs can be found in the section on Living at Yale. Bills are payable before the beginning of each term at the University Office of Student Financial Services.
Plus, as an admittance requirement you have to have at least one full credited year at another US Law school
So much for my dreams.
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In which case you would go somewhere else for pre-law (or some form of liberal arts degree). I think, anyway.
none of the courses stated specific costs. Im assuming thats the per term cost and then per class you need for each books, and or added costs.
Im also assuming you need to take 'pre-law' at another school, as per the requirements.
And NO thats not what im basing my career choice on
One thing I never noticed that she instantly did was that you never have to break the rib cage to do any surgery near the heart of lungs. Sometimes you do multiple surgeries, and that's just plain painful for the patient. They don't leave shortly after something like that.
As for the dream, seems like the best thing would be to go to school for pre-law somewhere else while you scrounge up the money for Yale. Even then, the ivy league isn't everything, there are plenty of other places.
But as I see it now i have a good bit of time to wait, im only 16 and a junior in highschool, so im hardly even thinking about where i want to go for college
EDIT: Seriously, fuck them. If you want to be a lawyer, don't let those elitist bastards get you down!
suggestions?
And she'd be like, "That's Dr. Breed-Mackin. Respect my intelligence!"
You don't need Ivy League to be successful, you can get by without.
Well, going to a large public university for pre-law would be a good start -- although I must admit some prestige would help you in the long run. For example, the University of Illinois was quite inexpensive (if you're an Illinois resident) but still is one of the top universities in the country. Where do you live?
lol, youth.
So don't use one person's experience as your judgement for a university. Unless you think that you'd be miserable around people doing illegal things (personally I think being around rich pricks at an Ivy-league would be MUCH much worse), or that you'd get caught up in it... I'd say that shouldn't be a reason for you not to go somewhere. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to do what all the other kids are doing.
EDIT: If you're worried about being around people engaging in illegal activities, holy shit are you going to have a hard time finding the right college for you.
Not gonna lie i chuckled a little, but yeah im not gonna let what she says bother me, especially is its gonna save me thousands and keep me away from 'rich pricks' xD
But hey, the new union might finally be built.
His interest rate is mega low now that he consolidated and he's making good money, so it's cool.
Fuck that. University of Chicago is where it's at. Milton Friedman eff-tee-double u!
At least you got 'their' right
Don't you have spellcheck? I mean 'collages' could pass in the form of strewn together images but 'occupents' isn't a word
or are you using ie? lol