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08-09-2008, 09:37 PM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
The name change to Deep Threat was at the suggestion of an admin due to the original names association with something bad other than Watergate!
You guys are defeating that purpose by discussing the very thing we were trying to avoid.
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08-09-2008, 09:44 PM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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Originally Posted by CC1
The name change to Deep Threat was at the suggestion of an admin due to the original names association with something bad other than Watergate!
You guys are defeating that purpose by discussing the very thing we were trying to avoid.
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Thanks for clearing that up CC1, sadly I thought of the latter myself as well, me bad.
Ok will switch subject.. OnenessWoman what class are you taking????
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08-09-2008, 09:49 PM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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Thanks for clearing that up CC1, sadly I thought of the latter myself as well, me bad.
Ok will switch subject.. OnenessWoman what class are you taking????
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Legal Writing and Legal Research right now, as well as a hum-drum required Critical Thinking class... I just don't get why my school split Legal Writing and Research into two different classes as they go hand in hand and even use the same books for the two classes. It should have been Legal Writing & Research I and Legal Writing and Research II, with the I as a prereq for II...but, oh well...
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08-09-2008, 11:23 PM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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ROFL
Legal Writing and Legal Research right now, as well as a hum-drum required Critical Thinking class... I just don't get why my school split Legal Writing and Research into two different classes as they go hand in hand and even use the same books for the two classes. It should have been Legal Writing & Research I and Legal Writing and Research II, with the I as a prereq for II...but, oh well...
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Once again I'm impress ! Sounds like many women are getting to legal field these days, good to see.
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08-10-2008, 04:42 AM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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ROFL
Legal Writing and Legal Research right now, as well as a hum-drum required Critical Thinking class... I just don't get why my school split Legal Writing and Research into two different classes as they go hand in hand and even use the same books for the two classes. It should have been Legal Writing & Research I and Legal Writing and Research II, with the I as a prereq for II...but, oh well...
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Are you in Law school? ugh... You are a brave woman! it was enough for my husband to go through it, I have no desire to do so myself!
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08-10-2008, 09:39 AM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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Once again I'm impress ! Sounds like many women are getting to legal field these days, good to see.
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Originally Posted by Pro31:28
Are you in Law school? ugh... You are a brave woman! it was enough for my husband to go through it, I have no desire to do so myself!
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No, I am not in law school. I am going for an associates in paralegal studies. I then want to get my bachelor's. I am considering the law school thing in the future, though. I've not completely made up my mind yet. I may just stick with paralegal and work in getting every paralegal certification I can, which is the other thing I am considering.
I do know one thing: I will do my best to avoid as many math classes as possible! lol
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08-10-2008, 02:54 PM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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No, I am not in law school. I am going for an associates in paralegal studies. I then want to get my bachelor's. I am considering the law school thing in the future, though. I've not completely made up my mind yet. I may just stick with paralegal and work in getting every paralegal certification I can, which is the other thing I am considering.
I do know one thing: I will do my best to avoid as many math classes as possible! lol
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So you just want to work with lawyers??? Are you in therapy for this??
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Her children arise up, and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her.
"You will be hated for my sake-Just remember that it should be for MY sake and not YOURS-
Do NOT act in such a way as to be offensive, and then blame it on me"
Love, God
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08-10-2008, 03:26 PM
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Re: Regent ranked in top 10 for online degrees.
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So you just want to work with lawyers??? Are you in therapy for this??
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No, I am not in therapy...and I know what I am in for...so I am probably past just regular 
When I was in my early twenties I went to school to be a legal secretary and worked in law offices for about a year, but at some not-so-great firms. One of them was for my internship, but the guy was using the intern system to get free secretaries. Another was working with a maritime lawyer and it is boring... I got fired from that job for a discussion I had with the office manager/bosses wife during lunch about the bible... Not that I ever had proof, but right after that discussion is when she started acting really weird toward me, so it was obvious as to the real reason they fired me when they did. At the other my position title was 'paralegal' and I did nothing but work on discovery. I loved the work, but after a while of being there my direct supervisor kept warning me that I was going to lose my job if I didn't start brown-nosing the legal assistant. I don't even know how to brown-nose and was't willing to learn, so I got fired. I quit looking for jobs in the legal field after those experiences as I felt intimidated.
I started thinking last year about the jobs I have had over the years and realized that the time I spent working on discovery in a law firm was the most interesting job I had, despite the personalities of that one firm. The law has always been interesting to me. I'm 13 years older and have some excellent experience under my belt, so I am already proven as beling more valuable than I was at 23. I am also not intimidated by anyone's attitude or education and am of the mind that I would not hesitate to let a person know during an interview that I am not going to play office politics, so... I'm going for what interests me instead of continuing to settle for what is not so interesting.
You married a man who became a lawyer. Are you in therapy yet? 
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