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junior security

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A quick definition of junior security:

Junior security is a type of guarantee that someone gives to make sure they will pay back money they borrowed. It's like a promise that they will pay back the money with interest. It can also mean a person who promises to pay back the money if the borrower can't. Security can also mean being safe from danger or attack. In finance, a security is a piece of paper that shows you own part of a company or government and can make money from it. It can be a stock, bond, or other type of investment.

A more thorough explanation:

A junior security is a type of security that is subordinate to other securities in terms of priority of payment. A security is a type of financial instrument that represents ownership in a company or government entity, or a promise to pay back borrowed money with interest.

For example, if a company issues bonds to raise money, those bonds are a type of security. If the company also issues preferred stock, that is another type of security. If the company runs into financial trouble and cannot pay all of its debts, the holders of the bonds will be paid first, before the holders of the preferred stock. The preferred stock is considered a junior security because it is lower in priority for payment.

Another example of a junior security is a second mortgage on a house. If the homeowner defaults on the mortgage and the house is sold to pay off the debt, the first mortgage holder will be paid first, before the second mortgage holder. The second mortgage is considered a junior security because it is lower in priority for payment.

In summary, a junior security is a type of financial instrument that is lower in priority for payment than other securities. Examples include preferred stock and second mortgages.

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Though you should look at the alumni and employment outcomes for Seton Hall, they may place more people in NYC than you'd think
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alma mater finally gave me aid
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When Infinite Jest came out Walter Kirn said, “The competition has been obliterated. It's as though Paul Bunyan had joined the NFL, or Wittgenstein had gone on Jeopardy! The novel is that colossally disruptive. And that spectacularly good.”
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Jesus talk aboot hyperbole, oy
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@JupitersMoons: do not suggest rejected and REJECTED to people lmfao
@DigiFartHoe: true to form, I feel like that's an ice cold take? If someone doesn't want to live somewhere where they have a good offer, and their profile doesn't necessarily indicate that they have gotten into another school in that area they would want to live, retaking and reapplying is an extremely valid option to present to them
22:07
@DigiFartHoe: leave the side tings be, babe, you are off the clock now, they can fend for themselves
If someone decides halfway, or more than halfway into a cycle that they know where they want to live, they didn't apply there, and they don't think the schools they have applied to will get them there, considering if this cycle is for them is an option, no? I've had people tell me to R&R for the exact same wisdom and reasoning, as I am a late applicant who isn't 100% sure that the school they got into is their favorite choice. Knowing that you can R&R is just providing someone with more information so they can make an informed decision, imo
Also, quote where I say they should R&R. I actually went out of my way to look at the school and provide extra information and/or questions to ask that would encourage them not to R&R
smh I need to go home
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@JupitersMoons: most it is just "wait a year to get more money" when if you do a financial analysis you are farrrrrr better off just going
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@llama: so true, bestie
i appreciate u jupiters
I am just trying to make the best decision
@OrganicAcridWizard: ur welcome and as stated previously, not an oracle. Make the decision that you are comfortable with, and what is to happen is to happen. Law school is bound to be an extremely stressful time in your life, and no amount of money will change you being desperately unhappy because of where you geographically reside. If living in NYC will make you happier, I think that is a completely valid reason to R&R. If you're like me, however, and are just desperately afraid of the unknown, get more familiar with the school and the region and the stats and the people. Do research and make it feel less alien to you.
been trying to research. would have about 60k debt minimum from COL, and would need to relocate over 1000 miles
Digi is this forum's equivalent of a troll under the bridge: cranky, gross, and should be widely disregarded. If the pessimism wasn't deterrent enough, the sexism, slurs, and likely fake account should suffice.
but I think I could get to NYC for work from there and no tuition so hey
Literally damn close to same story with me. Huge scholarship, but 2,000 miles. Middle of nowhere school, population 7,000. Have no connections to the state, but hey, they place big law in DC and NY, and are giving me the most bang for my buck right now. I've gotten so much more comfortable with W&L by browsing the subreddit for testimonials, reaching out to current students on LinkedIn, and even making random connections with people in the state.
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Full send it, unless hesitant, imo. Life goes so quick.
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Else R&R but make a plan, determine what is important to you, determine your options, write them down, make a flow chart. U got it
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who up late refreshing they status checker
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when are they gonna let a girl boss go HOME i have work again in TEN AND A HALF HOURS
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