ABA recommends dropping LSAT requirement

(Sigh.) You can read the full thing, posted verbatim over here then. https://hardcorehusky.com/discussion/97271/no-lsat-required.

 

Thank very much for posting , very interesting article , I would hope they remove the Lsat exam. I would apply for law school in Wisconsin

 

Really? The LSAT keeps you from going to law school? That seems strange to me for two reasons. First your list of completed degrees suggests that being examined really isn't a problem for you and second that law school is heavily exam oriented. If it weren't Wisconsin, a third reason would be the Bar Exam.

 

The poster lists a degree from a TRACS-accredited school (Virginia University of Lynchburg) that was to be completed in 2021.

 

To be honest I am terrible at standardized testing. I am really good at writing papers.
On exams for classes I do not so bad it’s the standardized testing that kills me. I’ve taken plenty of law classes in undergraduate and graduate school and did great in all of them.

 

Correct I went to VUL which is Tracs accredited and I just got accepted to Eastern Virginia Medical School - Doctor of Health Science. What is the point of pointing this out? All three of my masters are regionally accredited (two are brick and mortar school in person) also I finish a fourth masters in late July…

 

This is a board about education. You posted an interesting entry--interesting because of the school's accreditation and that it was listed as 2021.

Did you complete it?

I also noted an MBA to be completed by 2022. Yet, you already have an MBA. I think that story--what got you interested in a second one (content, perhaps) would be interesting, too. If you care to share it, of course.

Congratulations on your acceptance to your new doctoral program. Best of luck to you!

 

Yes I completed my degree at VUL in December 2021.
I am currently completing an MBA , I have an MPA from excelsior.
Law school would be great I work in the law industry but on the management side as a director. I am eventually looking to jump into healthcare administration (a law degree with a concentration in elder or business law could prove useful)

 

Thanks for that correction. I obviously misread it. And congratulations on graduating from the VUL program, doctor.

In the spirit of your entry, here's mine:

Degrees completed:
AAS, Education Administration and Methodology, Community College of the Air Force
AA, Liberal Arts, The University of the State of New York (Regents External Degree program, now Excelsior College)
BA, Liberal Arts (Concentration in Sociology), The University of the State of New York (Regents External Degree program, now Excelsior College)
BS, Business, The University of the State of New York (Regents External Degree program, now Excelsior College)
MBA, National University
PhD, specialization in Nontraditional Higher Education, Union Institute and University
Doctor of Social Science (studying Human Resource Development), University of Leicester

Certifications (current):
Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD), Association for Talent Development
Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR), HR Certification Institute
Professional Certified Coach (PCC), International Coaching Federation

(NB: Former Project Management Professional (PMP), Project Management Institute)

Future Degrees:

She won't let me.

 

Very nice, Did you do the ABD route for your PhD?

 

Wow! You have so many, I need to start to compete with you.

After the University of the Cumberlands' Ph.D., then future degrees:

• Hartvard Business School's Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
• Yell University's Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.)
• Oxenfurt University's Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)

 

Haha we might all be addicted to degrees. I do want a nutrition degree sometime in the future that's more so for me. I think I am done after that unless it is for a nursing degree (Joe Biden make community colleges free please lol I won't pray on it tho because it will take a long time and my income might not qualify me.

 

haha I just noticed he trolling

 

He is, I appreciate your genuine response to him though and that you liked the post before realizing it.

 

Nothing but love here haha

 

I was joking, I am done after the Ph.D. from the University of the Cumberlands. I need to start a business and travel the world.

 

Haha that's my goal I dedicated and committed myself to three vacations a year (two international and one in the United States)

 

Check out the law school at the University of the Cummerbunds.

 

I have too many competing interests.

I only learned what these were from The Simpsons: https://getyarn.io/yarn-story/f9d07da5-f60c-412a-a71b-42c26e523ef5

 

Although I am strongly considering an MSW program, traveling the world is what I intend to do. I want to visit at least one country on each continent. This summer, I will visit three East African countries. Though Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands are not countries, I was also happy to visit/live in other parts of the Caribbean outside of my home country, Jamaica.