<p>Thanks, Lolabelle.</p>
<p>Pretty much summed it up. I was discussing my personal experiences - and the experiences of my friends. You can swagger about and “question the quality of my education,” but it’s hard to argue with the As I’ve gotten in law school, the journal that I was on, the moot court, the research with profs - in short, compiling a stunning resume. You don’t have any business saying that I’m “uneducated” until you’ve actually gone through the same things and done better than I have. </p>
<p>Why are you even LOOKING at Tufts? Or hanging around the Tufts forum? You hate the school. You think that the grads are idiots. So leave. Don’t apply - save yourself the money. </p>
<p>I would suggest that you, despite your youth, might want to take a critical reading course. There are many fine state universities in California which would be good for you undergrad. (My knowledge of them derives mostly from my law school search, which is why, aside from CC, most of the schools that I am familiar with have law schools attached. I was unaware that Hastings is like NYLU or Brooklyn.) They are cheaper than Tufts. Considering that you think so little of the Tufts education, go there and save yourself money. </p>
<p>I asked where you live for a very simple reason: to determine if I could get you for an interviewee. I’m an alumna interviewer for Tufts.</p>