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Gotti wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:Just printed the 2 cases for the AEP on Monday. Time to gunner spot lol

haven't even looked at them

clearly I have no desire to be a gunner.....


well i'm on vacation so I guess that doesn't really count hahaha

I said printed not read lol. I'm at work so free printing time lol. Ink cartridges have gotten wayyy overpriced!

Does anyone in NY have that whose Monet book that I could buy off of them?

(c'mon, you don't need to bring it with postits and outlines to orientation)

Book list predictions? Anyone get a jump on the books yet, or are we all just sitting ducks?

blacklawboss wrote:Book list predictions? Anyone get a jump on the books yet, or are we all just sitting ducks?

do we even know what courses we're taking first semester?

Stringer6 wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:Book list predictions? Anyone get a jump on the books yet, or are we all just sitting ducks?

do we even know what courses we're taking first semester?

nope, but we can almost assume to know what classes we are taking from previous years.

blacklawboss wrote:

Stringer6 wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:Book list predictions? Anyone get a jump on the books yet, or are we all just sitting ducks?

do we even know what courses we're taking first semester?

nope, but we can almost assume to know what classes we are taking from previous years.

Also I'd venture to say the sample flex schedule is accurate in regards to courses.

JenDarby wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:

Stringer6 wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:Book list predictions? Anyone get a jump on the books yet, or are we all just sitting ducks?

do we even know what courses we're taking first semester?

nope, but we can almost assume to know what classes we are taking from previous years.

Also I'd venture to say the sample flex schedule is accurate in regards to courses.

That wasnt a sample schedule, she said that was the final flex schedule (but no other sections are finalized yet)

so what classes were on the flex schedule?

Property, Criminal, LRW, and Torts.

OnceUponaMemo said Crim, Torts, and LRW are pretty standard for all first years, the only thing that might change is if you have contracts instead of property.

NYC Law wrote:Property, Criminal, LRW, and Torts.

OnceUponaMemo said Crim, Torts, and LRW are pretty standard for all first years, the only thing that might change is if you have contracts instead of property.

That may have been what I said, but if it was then I was wrong.

Everyone last year at least had Property, Crim and LRW in the fall. Then half the class will have contracts in the fall and torts in the spring and vice versa for the other half.

OnceUponAMemo wrote:

NYC Law wrote:Property, Criminal, LRW, and Torts.

OnceUponaMemo said Crim, Torts, and LRW are pretty standard for all first years, the only thing that might change is if you have contracts instead of property.

That may have been what I said, but if it was then I was wrong.

Everyone last year at least had Property, Crim and LRW in the fall. Then half the class will have contracts in the fall and torts in the spring and vice versa for the other half.

Oops, that is what you said

NYC Law wrote:

JenDarby wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:

Stringer6 wrote: do we even know what courses we're taking first semester?

nope, but we can almost assume to know what classes we are taking from previous years.

Also I'd venture to say the sample flex schedule is accurate in regards to courses.

That wasnt a sample schedule, she said that was the final flex schedule (but no other sections are finalized yet)

You're splitting hairs. My point in it being a SAMPLE is that it is a sample of what our (every students) schedules are in regards to the COURSES we ALL take. As in considering it does not list underwater basket weaving, even though the times are not accurate for ALL of us we can anticipate our courses to a reasonable extent.

Congrats on reading a sentence in one definitive manner though.

You're splitting hairs. My point in it being a SAMPLE is that it is a sample of what our (every students) schedules are in regards to the COURSES we ALL take. As in considering it does not list underwater basket weaving, even though the times are not accurate for ALL of us we can anticipate our courses to a reasonable extent.

Congrats on reading a sentence in one definitive manner though.

rough day?

Stringer6 wrote:

You're splitting hairs. My point in it being a SAMPLE is that it is a sample of what our (every students) schedules are in regards to the COURSES we ALL take. As in considering it does not list underwater basket weaving, even though the times are not accurate for ALL of us we can anticipate our courses to a reasonable extent.

Congrats on reading a sentence in one definitive manner though.

rough day?

Don't cross me when I wake up from a nap....

Lol my bad, Im on a roll today

NYC Law wrote:Lol my bad, Im on a roll today

My apologies, sobriety makes me grumpy. Nothing twenty some drinks couldn't solve though.

JenDarby wrote:Does anyone in NY have that whose Monet book that I could buy off of them?

(c'mon, you don't need to bring it with postits and outlines to orientation)

Somebody has gotta want to get some money back for their copy? You can't ALL be useless gunning.....

NYC Law sold me his, so I have to crack it open and start reading. Have to prepare for AEP tomorrow

blacklawboss wrote:NYC Law sold me his, so I have to crack it open and start reading. Have to prepare for AEP tomorrow

Well, if you finish in the next week or so I will buy it off of you!

JenDarby wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:NYC Law sold me his, so I have to crack it open and start reading. Have to prepare for AEP tomorrow

Well, if you finish in the next week or so I will buy it off of you!

Paying it fwd np

JenDarby wrote:

blacklawboss wrote:NYC Law sold me his, so I have to crack it open and start reading. Have to prepare for AEP tomorrow

Well, if you finish in the next week or so I will buy it off of you!

Do what I did; buy it off Amazon and return it after orientation! I don't think that you are going to buy the book for anyone else for less than the $3 in return shipping.

Wait... I see that Legal Process (the orientation class) is 1 credit, so that actually counts? Is it graded?

The registrar's page has finally been updated for fall classes, so those of us in the flex sections can determine our profs and course #s/assigned books (for the most part).

Hello, gang - just dropping by to say WELCOME in advance (though some of you are already here....!)
I'll try to watch this thread as I get my head back into school - hit me with questions and I'll do my best to answer them!

So I have a dilemma, and I'd be interested in hearing my classmates' thoughts. I'm in the Evening Division, and right now, I'm planning on working one part-time job averaging 20-hours a week. I'm now in the second phase of an interview with a VERY desirable non-profit for a second part-time job that would be 15-20 hours a week. Neither job is legal, but each is substantive in its own respect. I feel like this is do-able, but would I be shooting myself in the foot if I took both jobs? Maybe I just need a cold dose of reality to shock me out of this...