BHANK GETS A LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP

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he lies to offset previous lies

lets not forget days ago the dean was a former neighbour of his. now hes not. how does that even happen?

[wes]

he lies to offset previous lies

lets not forget days ago the dean was a former neighbour of his. now hes not. how does that even happen?

Anything can happen in Hankyville N.C. !!! 

[joswift]

he lies to offset previous lies

lets not forget days ago the dean was a former neighbour of his. now hes not. how does that even happen?

its beyond lies now, he just doesnt care, hes gaslighting, hes even posting things then denying hes posted it.

He will post later saying he never lies , I think he really believes it as well

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he's mentally ill

but not in a scary 'watch out hes dangerous way' in a 'hes the local weirdo don't believe a word he says' way.

what wil be funny is seeing him boatload the gear to get up to 236 again only to say it hurts and decide he wants to cut again. doing neither right a they both take time and commitment- he has loads of time but zero commitment

[rocket]

He’s never getting accepted to a real law school or attending.   This is all a complete farce

He might as a full fee paying student.

[bhank]

He’s never getting accepted to a real law school or attending.   This is all a complete farce

You know I have visited several law schools and Universities over the years. High Point is by far the nicest campus with the nicest facilities I have seen. I was also very impressed with their faculty and staff. I would go there over Pace in a heartbeat. It makes UVA and Duke look old and grimy. The people running it also have real NC connections for Intern and externships.

[bhank]

He might as a full fee paying student.

I have already been awarded 22k of the 50k tuition in merit before any need-based scholarships or loans

[joswift]

You know I have visited several law schools and Universities over the years. High Point is by far the nicest campus with the nicest facilities I have seen. I was also very impressed with their faculty and staff. I would go there over Pace in a heartbeat. It makes UVA and Duke look old and grimy. The people running it also have real NC connections for Intern and externships.

so many lies packed into one paragraph...

[joswift]

I have already been awarded 22k of the 50k tuition in merit before any need-based scholarships or loans

then prove it with a wet signature letter

Hahahahah....a fucking e-mail

It didnt even say in the e-mail a formal offer would be mailed out to you

[illuminati]

Bianca is so utterly Boring & Repetitive in his never ending lies
& made up Nonsense I don't get how you others keep responding
& engaging with him. It's the same ole M O every time he just
changes the subject / goal posts.

Other than to post an abuse filled post at him I just ignore him
if we all did the same he'd have to post his stupidity to himself.

[bhank]

then prove it with a wet signature letter

Hahahahah....a fucking e-mail

It didnt even say in the e-mail a formal offer would be mailed out to you

I mean I know you are mad about law school but it’s already done. I am already in with a s scholarship.  The pec though is still recovering it could go horribly wrong. I dont know though 10.5 weeks is looking pretty good this am . Two more weeks until I get cleared for resistance and strengthening exercises

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You know I have visited several law schools and Universities over the years. High Point is by far the nicest campus with the nicest facilities I have seen. I was also very impressed with their faculty and staff. I would go there over Pace in a heartbeat. It makes UVA and Duke look old and grimy. The people running it also have real NC connections for Intern and externships.

no you havent

you would have mentioned this

absolute bullshit to attempt it to look like getting into an unaccredited law school with an 87% offer rate. Brian that means out of every single 100 applicants only 13 are not eligible.

Duke for every 100 has 80 who dont get an offer. paint it how you want your law school is absolte dogshit compared ot duke you arrogant prick.

below is dukes alumni

Academia

Kenneth Starr
Garrett Epps, 1991 – professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law
Pamela Gann, 1973 – president of Claremont McKenna College
Robert W. Hillman – distinguished professor of law at University of California, Davis
Ben F. Johnson, 1949 – dean of the Emory University School of Law and Georgia State University College of Law
Ivan C. Rutledge – dean of the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Michael P. Scharf, 1988 – professor of law and director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center at Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Rodney A. Smolla, 1978 – president of Furman University
Michael Sorrell, 1994 – president of Paul Quinn College
Kenneth Starr, 1973 – president of Baylor University, dean of Pepperdine University School of Law, United States Solicitor General, and Independent Counsel during the Clinton Administration
Zephyr Teachout, 1999 – professor of Fordham University School of Law
Business
John H. Adams, 1962 – founding director of the Natural Resources Defense Council
John Canning Jr., 1969 – co-founder of Madison Dearborn Partners and co-owner of Milwaukee Brewers
Gιrard Louis-Dreyfus, 1957 – chairman of Louis Dreyfus Energy Services and father of actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Gary Lynch, 1975 – chief legal officer of Morgan Stanley
Happy R. Perkins, 1980 – former vice president and general counsel of GE Energy
Gao Xiqing, 1986 – vice chairman, president, and chief investment officer of the China Investment Corporation

Charlie Rose, PBS TV Host
Entertainment
Keith Lucas, non-degreed – Academy Award-nominated writer and producer of Judas and the Black Messiah
Bascom Lamar Lunsford, 1913 – folk musician
Tucker Max, 2001 – humorist and entrepreneur (associated with "fratire")
Charlie Rose, 1968 – host of the Charlie Rose Show on PBS
Teddy Schwarzman, 2006 – Academy Award-nominated film producer, known for The Imitation Game
Angela Seo, 2015 – avant-garde musician best known for her work in experimental band Xiu Xiu
David H. Steinberg, 1993 – writer and director for film and television
Government
Michael Dreeben, 1981 – Deputy Solicitor General of the United States, and a member of the legal teams involved in the Special Counsel investigation led by Robert Mueller
Michael Elston, 1994 – former chief of staff and counselor with the Office of the Deputy Attorney General
John Jay Hoffman, 1992 – Attorney General of New Jersey
Kenneth Starr, 1973 – United States Solicitor General, Independent Counsel during the Clinton Administration, president of Baylor University, and dean of Pepperdine University School of Law
Judiciary
Cheri Beasley, LLM 2018 – first Black female chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court
Charles Becton, 1969 – North Carolina Court of Appeals judge
Garrett Brown Jr., 1968 – U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey chief judge
J. Michelle Childs, LLM 2016, U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina judge
Robert L. Clifford, 1950 – Supreme Court of New Jersey associate justice
Curtis Lynn Collier, 1974 – U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee senior judge
Colm Connolly, 1991 – U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware judge
Timothy J. Corrigan, 1981 – U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida judge
Mark A. Davis, LLM 2018 – North Carolina Supreme Court associate justice
James C. Dever III, 1987 – U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina judge
Bernice B. Donald, LLM 2018 – United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit judge
Allyson Kay Duncan, 1975 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit judge
Christine Durham, 1971 – first female justice of the Utah Supreme Court
Richard Gergel, 1979 – U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina judge
Paul W. Grimm, LLM 2016 – United States District Court for the District of Maryland judge
David Gustafson, 1981 – United States Tax Court judge
Eva Guzman, LLM 2014 – Texas Supreme Court justice
Todd M. Hughes, 1992 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit judge; first openly gay U.S. Circuit Court Judge
Carolyn Kuhl, 1977 – Los Angeles Superior Court judge
Denise Majette, 1979 – former Georgia state judge and former U.S. House of Representative from Georgia
Sarah A. L. Merriam, LLM 2018,– United States District Court for the District of Connecticut judge
Mandisa Maya, 1990 – president of the Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa
Graham Calder Mullen, 1969 – U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina senior judge
David Nuffer, LLM 2018 – United States District Court for the District of Utah judge
William H. Pauley III, 1977 – U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York senior judge
Johnnie B. Rawlinson, LLM 2016 – United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit judge
Robin L. Rosenberg, 1989 – U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida judge
Allison Jones Rushing, 2007 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit judge
Kenneth Starr, 1973 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia judge
Gary S. Stein, 1956 – Supreme Court of New Jersey associate justice
Donna Stroud, LLM 1914 – North Carolina Court of Appeals judge
A. William Sweeney, 1948 – Supreme Court of Ohio justice
Patricia Timmons-Goodson, LLM '14 – North Carolina Supreme Court associate justice
Michael B. Thornton, 1982 – United States Tax Court judge
Gerald B. Tjoflat, 19'57 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit judge
Ernest C. Torres, 1968 – U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island judge
Peter Verniero, 1984 – Supreme Court of New Jersey associate justice and New Jersey Attorney General
Sarah Hawkins Warren, 2008 – Georgia Supreme Court associate justice and Georgia Solicitor General
Charles K. Wiggins, 1976 – Washington Supreme Court associate justice
Don Willett, 1992, LLM 2016 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit judge and Texas Supreme Court justice
Mary Ellen Coster Williams, 1977 – U.S. Court of Federal Claims senior judge
Law
Marc Elias, 1993 – partner at Perkins Coie LLP, general counsel for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign
Jeffrey Lichtman, 1990 – criminal defense attorney
Arlinda Locklear, 1976 – lawyer, the first Native American woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court
Literature and journalism
Ben Fountain, 1983 – novelist known for Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
Monty Sarhan, 1999 – CEO and publisher of,Cracked magazine
Military
Dan McCarthy, 1983 – JAG chief prosecutor, United States Navy
Politics

President Nixon
David Addington, 1981 – chief of staff and former legal counsel to Vice President Dick Cheney, Willis Smith, U.S. Senate from North Carolina
Claude Allen, 1990 – former Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy
Daniel T. Blue Jr., 1973 – North Carolina Senate and former speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives
Susan Bysiewicz, 1986 – Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut and former Connecticut Secretary of State
Bill Campbell, 1977 – Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
Jim Courter, 1966 – U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey[1]
Nick Galifianakis, 1953 – U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina
Tom Grady, 1982 – U.S. House of Representatives from Florida
Jaime Aleman Healy, 1979 – Panama's Ambassador to the United States
Darren Jackson, 1996 – House Minority Leader, North Carolina House of Representatives
Mike Levin, 2005 – U.S. House of Representatives from California
Denise Majette, 1979 – U.S. House of Representatives from Georgia
David McKean, 1986 – U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg, former Director of Policy Planning[2]
Floyd McKissick Jr., 1984 – North Carolina Senate
Jerry Meek, 1997 – former Chairman of the North Carolina Democratic Party
Richard Nixon, 1937 – 37th President of the United States
Manuel Sager, 1985 – Swiss Ambassador to the United States
Dave Trott, 1985 –U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan
Mike Turzai, 1987 – Speaker of the House, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
William B. Umstead, 1921 – former Governor of North Carolina, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of Representatives for North Carolina
Religion
D. Todd Christofferson, 1972 – Apostle, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Sports
Jay Bilas, 1992 – ESPN commentator and former Duke Blue Devils basketball player and coach
Jim Drucker 1976 – ESPN legal correspondent, commissioner of the Continental Basketball Association, and commissioner of the Arena Football League
Matt Jones, 2003 – radio host and controlling owner of Ohio Valley Wrestling
Drew Rosenhaus, 1990 – sports agent and owner of Rosenhause Sports
Quin Snyder, 1995 – head coach of the Utah Jazz
Zachary Kleiman, 2013 – general manager of the Memphis Grizzlies



below is high point khans alumni




ABSOLUTELY

NOBODY

EVER

[joswift]

Bianca is so utterly Boring & Repetitive in his never ending lies
& made up Nonsense I don't get how you others keep responding
& engaging with him. It's the same ole M O every time he just
changes the subject / goal posts.

Other than to post an abuse filled post at him I just ignore him
if we all did the same he'd have to post his stupidity to himself.

you are right pal

Just look how he jumped from an attempted serious law school student to a fucking selfie looking like shit
fuck him

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I just find it funny but it is a bit like trippin the downs syndrome kid up for giggles

[38 returns]

apolgies duke only accepts 13% of applicants

high thingy accepts 87%

hahahaha

[bhank]

no you havent

you would have mentioned this

absolute bullshit to attempt it to look like getting into an unaccredited law school with an 87% offer rate. Brian that means out of every single 100 applicants only 13 are not eligible.

Duke for every 100 has 80 who dont get an offer. paint it how you want your law school is absolte dogshit compared ot duke you arrogant prick.

below is dukes alumni

Academia

Kenneth Starr
Garrett Epps, 1991 – professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law
Pamela Gann, 1973 – president of Claremont McKenna College
Robert W. Hillman – distinguished professor of law at University of California, Davis
Ben F. Johnson, 1949 – dean of the Emory University School of Law and Georgia State University College of Law
Ivan C. Rutledge – dean of the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Michael P. Scharf, 1988 – professor of law and director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center at Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Rodney A. Smolla, 1978 – president of Furman University
Michael Sorrell, 1994 – president of Paul Quinn College
Kenneth Starr, 1973 – president of Baylor University, dean of Pepperdine University School of Law, United States Solicitor General, and Independent Counsel during the Clinton Administration
Zephyr Teachout, 1999 – professor of Fordham University School of Law
Business
John H. Adams, 1962 – founding director of the Natural Resources Defense Council
John Canning Jr., 1969 – co-founder of Madison Dearborn Partners and co-owner of Milwaukee Brewers
Gιrard Louis-Dreyfus, 1957 – chairman of Louis Dreyfus Energy Services and father of actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Gary Lynch, 1975 – chief legal officer of Morgan Stanley
Happy R. Perkins, 1980 – former vice president and general counsel of GE Energy
Gao Xiqing, 1986 – vice chairman, president, and chief investment officer of the China Investment Corporation

Charlie Rose, PBS TV Host
Entertainment
Keith Lucas, non-degreed – Academy Award-nominated writer and producer of Judas and the Black Messiah
Bascom Lamar Lunsford, 1913 – folk musician
Tucker Max, 2001 – humorist and entrepreneur (associated with "fratire")
Charlie Rose, 1968 – host of the Charlie Rose Show on PBS
Teddy Schwarzman, 2006 – Academy Award-nominated film producer, known for The Imitation Game
Angela Seo, 2015 – avant-garde musician best known for her work in experimental band Xiu Xiu
David H. Steinberg, 1993 – writer and director for film and television
Government
Michael Dreeben, 1981 – Deputy Solicitor General of the United States, and a member of the legal teams involved in the Special Counsel investigation led by Robert Mueller
Michael Elston, 1994 – former chief of staff and counselor with the Office of the Deputy Attorney General
John Jay Hoffman, 1992 – Attorney General of New Jersey
Kenneth Starr, 1973 – United States Solicitor General, Independent Counsel during the Clinton Administration, president of Baylor University, and dean of Pepperdine University School of Law
Judiciary
Cheri Beasley, LLM 2018 – first Black female chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court
Charles Becton, 1969 – North Carolina Court of Appeals judge
Garrett Brown Jr., 1968 – U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey chief judge
J. Michelle Childs, LLM 2016, U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina judge
Robert L. Clifford, 1950 – Supreme Court of New Jersey associate justice
Curtis Lynn Collier, 1974 – U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee senior judge
Colm Connolly, 1991 – U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware judge
Timothy J. Corrigan, 1981 – U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida judge
Mark A. Davis, LLM 2018 – North Carolina Supreme Court associate justice
James C. Dever III, 1987 – U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina judge
Bernice B. Donald, LLM 2018 – United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit judge
Allyson Kay Duncan, 1975 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit judge
Christine Durham, 1971 – first female justice of the Utah Supreme Court
Richard Gergel, 1979 – U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina judge
Paul W. Grimm, LLM 2016 – United States District Court for the District of Maryland judge
David Gustafson, 1981 – United States Tax Court judge
Eva Guzman, LLM 2014 – Texas Supreme Court justice
Todd M. Hughes, 1992 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit judge; first openly gay U.S. Circuit Court Judge
Carolyn Kuhl, 1977 – Los Angeles Superior Court judge
Denise Majette, 1979 – former Georgia state judge and former U.S. House of Representative from Georgia
Sarah A. L. Merriam, LLM 2018,– United States District Court for the District of Connecticut judge
Mandisa Maya, 1990 – president of the Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa
Graham Calder Mullen, 1969 – U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina senior judge
David Nuffer, LLM 2018 – United States District Court for the District of Utah judge
William H. Pauley III, 1977 – U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York senior judge
Johnnie B. Rawlinson, LLM 2016 – United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit judge
Robin L. Rosenberg, 1989 – U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida judge
Allison Jones Rushing, 2007 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit judge
Kenneth Starr, 1973 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia judge
Gary S. Stein, 1956 – Supreme Court of New Jersey associate justice
Donna Stroud, LLM 1914 – North Carolina Court of Appeals judge
A. William Sweeney, 1948 – Supreme Court of Ohio justice
Patricia Timmons-Goodson, LLM '14 – North Carolina Supreme Court associate justice
Michael B. Thornton, 1982 – United States Tax Court judge
Gerald B. Tjoflat, 19'57 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit judge
Ernest C. Torres, 1968 – U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island judge
Peter Verniero, 1984 – Supreme Court of New Jersey associate justice and New Jersey Attorney General
Sarah Hawkins Warren, 2008 – Georgia Supreme Court associate justice and Georgia Solicitor General
Charles K. Wiggins, 1976 – Washington Supreme Court associate justice
Don Willett, 1992, LLM 2016 – U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit judge and Texas Supreme Court justice
Mary Ellen Coster Williams, 1977 – U.S. Court of Federal Claims senior judge
Law
Marc Elias, 1993 – partner at Perkins Coie LLP, general counsel for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign
Jeffrey Lichtman, 1990 – criminal defense attorney
Arlinda Locklear, 1976 – lawyer, the first Native American woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court
Literature and journalism
Ben Fountain, 1983 – novelist known for Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
Monty Sarhan, 1999 – CEO and publisher of,Cracked magazine
Military
Dan McCarthy, 1983 – JAG chief prosecutor, United States Navy
Politics

President Nixon
David Addington, 1981 – chief of staff and former legal counsel to Vice President Dick Cheney, Willis Smith, U.S. Senate from North Carolina
Claude Allen, 1990 – former Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy
Daniel T. Blue Jr., 1973 – North Carolina Senate and former speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives
Susan Bysiewicz, 1986 – Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut and former Connecticut Secretary of State
Bill Campbell, 1977 – Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
Jim Courter, 1966 – U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey[1]
Nick Galifianakis, 1953 – U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina
Tom Grady, 1982 – U.S. House of Representatives from Florida
Jaime Aleman Healy, 1979 – Panama's Ambassador to the United States
Darren Jackson, 1996 – House Minority Leader, North Carolina House of Representatives
Mike Levin, 2005 – U.S. House of Representatives from California
Denise Majette, 1979 – U.S. House of Representatives from Georgia
David McKean, 1986 – U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg, former Director of Policy Planning[2]
Floyd McKissick Jr., 1984 – North Carolina Senate
Jerry Meek, 1997 – former Chairman of the North Carolina Democratic Party
Richard Nixon, 1937 – 37th President of the United States
Manuel Sager, 1985 – Swiss Ambassador to the United States
Dave Trott, 1985 –U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan
Mike Turzai, 1987 – Speaker of the House, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
William B. Umstead, 1921 – former Governor of North Carolina, U.S. Senate, and U.S. House of Representatives for North Carolina
Religion
D. Todd Christofferson, 1972 – Apostle, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Sports
Jay Bilas, 1992 – ESPN commentator and former Duke Blue Devils basketball player and coach
Jim Drucker 1976 – ESPN legal correspondent, commissioner of the Continental Basketball Association, and commissioner of the Arena Football League
Matt Jones, 2003 – radio host and controlling owner of Ohio Valley Wrestling
Drew Rosenhaus, 1990 – sports agent and owner of Rosenhause Sports
Quin Snyder, 1995 – head coach of the Utah Jazz
Zachary Kleiman, 2013 – general manager of the Memphis Grizzlies



below is high point khans alumni




ABSOLUTELY

NOBODY

EVER

True High Point is a new school. However, the professor that teaches their legal writing class graduated 1st in his class from Duke Law. They also only allow 10 students in the writing class vs 20-40 at a typical law school. The Dean who teaches the intro to law class was the State Supreme Court Justice. These people are more than qualified to instruct me. Duke may have a better reputation, but High Point absolutely has the nicer facilities. I have not been on a nicer University Campus in my life. The Law school is literally under construction when complete this summer it will be the nicest newest Law School facility in the country.

[bhank]

apolgies duke only accepts 13% of applicants

high thingy accepts 87%

hahahaha

Again, High Point Law School has not posted any acceptance data you are talking about their undergraduate program, and it is still not 87%

Additionally, what do I care? I want to be a lawyer. High Point can help me achieve that goal.

I am a Chartered Financial Analyst I studied for 3 years to pass the exams. They have only a 30% pass rate. But guess what everyone who orders the book is allowed to study and try.

[38 returns]

True High Point is a new school. However, the professor that teaches their legal writing class graduated 1st in his class from Duke Law. They also only allow 10 students in the writing class vs 20-40 at a typical law school. The Dean who teaches the intro to law class was the State Supreme Court Justice. These people are more than qualified to instruct me. Duke may have a better reputation, but High Point absolutely has the nicer facilities. I have not been on a nicer University Campus in my life. The Law school is literally under construction when complete this summer it will be the nicest newest Law School facility in the country.

I hope you told him what a shit-hole Duke is.

So it doesnt exist yet its a building site.

Brian its a cash grab. This is hilarious.

'I have not been. on a nicer university campus in my life'

wow- that must be. a comprehensive list of top academia.

2 questions.

You said the dean was a neighbour formerly of yours. Why didnt he recognise you? Did he mention your recent email exhchange with him?

Secondly where is the video you promised Brian.

You never went did you?

[bhank]

then prove it with a wet signature letter

Hahahahah....a fucking e-mail

It didnt even say in the e-mail a formal offer would be mailed out to you

You are an idiot. I am a 500-dollar deposit away from Law School.

[38 returns]

Again, High Point Law School has not posted any acceptance data you are talking about their undergraduate program, and it is still not 87%

Additionally, what do I care? I want to be a lawyer. High Point can help me achieve that goal.

I am a Chartered Financial Analyst I studied for 3 years to pass the exams. They have only a 30% pass rate. But guess what everyone who orders the book is allowed to study and try.

but you accept they are not accredited and there is no guarantee they will be.

Their undergraduate as a university is absolutely 87% acceptance. Its a university for middle class kids who cant get the grades to go in the decent places so they buy in. As was put on line 'basically if you had a daughter who wasnt too bright but you wanted her to work in a no show at your firm you woud send her here.'

Either way Brian its a moot point until you attend and compelte oyur studies which you wont.

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You are an idiot. I am a 500-dollar deposit away from Law School.

that is a deposit

nothing more

if you put a deposit on a house is it yours. no you fucking moron.

they are milkng the bald pot bellied pig here- go high point.

[joswift]

Just need to create an account and Im $500 away from enroling myself

[bhank]

but you accept they are not accredited and there is no guarantee they will be.

Their undergraduate as a university is absolutely 87% acceptance. Its a university for middle class kids who cant get the grades to go in the decent places so they buy in. As was put on line 'basically if you had a daughter who wasnt too bright but you wanted her to work in a no show at your firm you woud send her here.'

Either way Brian its a moot point until you attend and compelte oyur studies which you wont.

No school that has gone through the accreditation process the last 25 years has been denied. There students will sit for the bar. They give them preliminary approval then let the students sit then based on how the students do they get perm full accreditation. That is why they want people like me with high scores who are going to pass the bar the first time they sit. This is not an unaffiliated unaccredited Law School this is a real billion-dollar University with a new 100-million-dollar Law School investment. You guys can keep telling me it is fake and I am making it up all you want but I am in a real Law School.

[bhank]

Just need to create an account and Im $500 away from enroling myself

Yeah you have to actually apply and be accepted as well. Good luck with that

[38 returns]

You are an idiot. I am a 500-dollar deposit away from Law School.

so brian

you have laready been accepted but now have to go on to the apply section of the website to erm apply??

someones telling fibs again arent they fatty?