Chptr2Pg1

Class of 2027

First choice school:

UT Austin Law School

3.92/4.3

GPA

Professional Aeronautics

165/180

LSAT

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Softs

T2

Military Commander, Commissioned Officer, Distinguished Graduate

URM

Work

5-9 years

Commander

Goal

We'll see what I can do.

Apps submitted

0

Scholarships Received

$0

Chptr2Pg1's wisdom for future generations To live, would be an awfully big adventure.

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Rank	2023-2024	Result	App type	FW	Resident	Schol...	Sent	Sent raw	Received	Received raw	Complete	Complete raw	UR	UR raw	UR2	UR2 raw	II	II raw	Decision	Decision raw
4	Harvard University	Rejected	RDregular decision				Oct 28	2023-10-28	Oct 30	2023-10-30	Oct 31	2023-10-31							Jan 10	2024-01-10
45	Southern Methodist U...	Accepted, Wi...	RDregular decision				Oct 28	2023-10-28	Oct 28	2023-10-28	Nov 01	2023-11-01							Jan 05	2024-01-05
26	Texas A&M University	WL, Withdrawn	ED➜RDearly decision deferred to regular decision				Aug 10	2023-08-10	Aug 17	2023-08-17	Aug 21	2023-08-21			Dec 12	2023-12-12
82	Texas Tech University	Accepted, Wi...	RDregular decision			$45,000	Oct 30	2023-10-30	Oct 30	2023-10-30	Oct 31	2023-10-31	Jan 08	2024-01-08					Jan 17	2024-01-17
9	UMichigan	Rejected	ED➜RDearly decision deferred to regular decision				Oct 28	2023-10-28	Oct 28	2023-10-28	Nov 03	2023-11-03							Feb 09	2024-02-09
172	UNorth Texas at Dallas	Accepted, Wi...	RDregular decision				Oct 10	2023-10-10	Oct 11	2023-10-11	Nov 02	2023-11-02							Dec 19	2023-12-19
16	UTexas at Austin	Accepted, At...	RDregular decision			$0	Oct 28	2023-10-28	Oct 28	2023-10-28	Nov 02	2023-11-02	Nov 10	2023-11-10			Nov 14	2023-11-14	Jan 09	2024-01-09

General

General chat about the legal profession.

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letsseehowitgoesnow

13:12

thanks twin

letsseehowitgoesnow

13:12

locked in fr

baddestbunny

13:12

sure I don’t get how that’s doxxing though

baddestbunny

13:12

okay I have to go write

letsseehowitgoesnow

13:12

idk how many people at CC took those classes lol

letsseehowitgoesnow

13:12

goodluck!

baddestbunny

13:12

dude you should read novelist as a vocation by murakami

baddestbunny

13:13

read it last night and found his perspective very motivating in terms of writing my essays

BruceSutter

13:14

I read Murakami's running book. It was a good read as a runner

BruceSutter

13:15

It's like one third memoir, two thirds running log

baddestbunny

13:15

did he talk about perving on girls in that one? someone told me he did

baddestbunny

13:15

he said that looking at girls was his inspiration for running or something?

BruceSutter

13:15

A little. He thought the college runner girls in boston were cute on his run but that's it

BruceSutter

13:16

he didn't say cute from what I remember. More like an abundance of youth or something like that lol

baddestbunny

13:16

I think it’s really cool that when he was thirty he decided he could write a novel and he just did

swagadocious

13:16

I liked the Murakami one where he talks about the first Brahms Piano Concerto

swagadocious

13:17

It's structured as an interview

swagadocious

13:17

Good read

BruceSutter

13:17

The main thing that stuck with me was that he said his biggest strength in life was his stamina, not intelligence.

baddestbunny

13:17

he talks about Brahms in this one too. he used to run a jazz club for like ten years and is very deeply invested in music

BruceSutter

13:17

He would close his jazz bar at like 2-3am then go home and write for an hour or two

baddestbunny

13:18

@BruceSutter: he says in this one that he decided at 30 that he could write a novel and he proceeded to do so. he thinks most people could write at least one novel but it takes stamina to keep going. there’s some level of inherent talent required to be successful but most people can at least produce a novel

baddestbunny

13:19

anyways 1Q84 is goated. my fav of his works

BruceSutter

13:19

I could definitely write a novel. It would be terribly written trash but I know I could write a 250ish page story

baddestbunny

13:19

yeah exactly

baddestbunny

13:20

also liked how he developed his writing style by trying to write in English and then translating it back to Japanese. he says the sparseness of writing in a second language you’re less familiar with creates greater clarity of purpose and style

baddestbunny

13:20

I could do that with my PS and try to write in chinese then translate back

BruceSutter

13:22

we own norwegian wood but I haven't read it. It's on the long list of books I'll read whenever I get around to regularly reading

baddestbunny

13:22

I read a lot because I lack a sustained vision for my life

baddestbunny

13:23

I liked Norwegian wood. good melancholy read for fall/winter

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