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So a friend pointed out last night this fact:
2008 - I get my associates degree. i will be 23 years old that summer.
2010 - if I go anywhere other than Macon, I get my bachelor's degree. i will be 25 years old that summer.
2013 - law degree. i will be 28, 2-3 years older than the average law school grad. and they hire people that have potential longevity with their firm. not old geezers almost 30-somethings.
or
2014 - if i do the JD/MS program at maryland law. i will be 29 that summer.
this sucks.
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2008 - I get my associates degree. i will be 23 years old that summer.
2010 - if I go anywhere other than Macon, I get my bachelor's degree. i will be 25 years old that summer.
2013 - law degree. i will be 28, 2-3 years older than the average law school grad. and they hire people that have potential longevity with their firm. not old geezers almost 30-somethings.
or
2014 - if i do the JD/MS program at maryland law. i will be 29 that summer.
this sucks.
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