Will this be calculate into my law school gpa?

[ariesathena]

<p>TexasMom: </p>

<p>On the previous page, I said this:

The first four words are key, TexasMom. Here in the Northeast, you’re much better off going to a higher-ranked school than a lower-ranked regional school or one that is strong in certain legal specialties. Texas has a large legal market and exactly zero T-10 or T-14 schools within its borders (and really, within about a thousand miles).</p>

<p>If someone wants to work in Texas, the Midwest, the Southeast, or Southwest, then yes, they should find the strongest law school in their area and go there. But those who want to work on the coasts or in Chicago will face an entirely different set of circumstances, and it’s odd to pretend that reality is different than it is.

So I’m unclear as to why you’re giving me a lecture about being a narrow-minded, northeast-centric, dogmatic thinker, but it obviously has nothing to do with what I’ve said or any advice I’ve given.</p>

<p>Now, I went to law school in the South, so let me talk Southern to you, honey: bless your heart. Bless your little heart, honey. </p>

<p>But I must say, thank you for proving my point about the lack of T14s within a thousand miles of Texas. Duke is 1,003 miles away from Texarkana, TX (i.e. the closest point in Texas), and UVA is 1,033 miles away form Texarkana. So I feel that it’s safe to say that there are no T14s (by the traditional, not ATL, rankings) within about a thousand miles of Texas.</p>