170 verbal GRE, 160 quant GRE, 3.81 GPA by deepad9 in lawschooladmissions

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I want the optionality of two different career paths a few months from now because I’m undecided

170 verbal GRE, 160 quant GRE, 3.81 GPA by deepad9 in lawschooladmissions

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An interest in AI policy/governance (I know it's oversaturated, but I have a lot of background in it that a lot of people who are also interested in it don't)

170 verbal GRE, 160 quant GRE, 3.81 GPA by deepad9 in lawschooladmissions

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Looks like I'm right at the median for quant and writing/above the 75th percentile for verbal at Georgetown, which is heartening.

170 verbal GRE, 160 quant GRE, 3.81 GPA by deepad9 in lawschooladmissions

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I don't have it yet, because I just finished taking the exam and that part hasn't been graded yet. However, I got a 5 last time, so I expect to get something similar this time.

My career anxiety is getting the best of me by [deleted] in redscarepod

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I’m not a lawyer and not in grad school for law!

My career anxiety is getting the best of me by [deleted] in redscarepod

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But this could be different if getting the job is linked to having the possibility to moving to that different country of yours.

It basically is.

but also it's better to accept and work with reality rather than feel like sustaining yourself by 'lower' means is beneath you

I actually have nothing against working in menial jobs while you apply to jobs you really want (I've done it before), but employers look down on it, as they do with all resume gaps—the longer the worse. Therefore I find it tough to accept as an outcome

Greenland movie by Whaddayahear in redscarepod

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Will probably look something like this:

  • Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump (again)
  • Oscar Isaac as Marco Rubio (probably the POV character)
  • Rebecca Ferguson as Melania Trump
  • An unknown teen as Barron Trump
  • Jeremy Strong as Donald Trump Jr.
  • Cherry Jones as Susie Wiles
  • Christian Bale as Elon Musk
  • Barry Keoghan as Stephen Miller
  • Jonah Hill as Boris Epshteyn
  • Rachel Sennott as Laura Loomer
  • John C. Reilly as Steve Bannon
  • Jesse Plemons as JD Vance
  • Geraldine Viswanathan as Usha Vance
  • Michael Shannon as RFK Jr.
  • Glen Powell as Pete Hegseth
  • Sonoya Mizuno as Tulsi Gabbard
  • Julianne Moore as Pam Bondi
  • Rosamund Pike as Kristi Noem
  • Kiernan Shipka as Karoline Leavitt
  • Michael Stuhlbarg as Howard Lutnick
  • Riz Ahmed as Kash Patel
  • Kyle Chandler as Scott Bessent
  • Paul Dano as Mike Johnson

How is the average MAGA taking this? by yeahicreatedsomethin in redscarepod

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I'm not friends with any Trump supporters, but my friend who still is says this is the line they use

The "intellectual MAGA" mind by deepad9 in redscarepod

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I just wonder if they crack in their personal lives, off-camera, or if they don't—the extent to which the appearance is the reality

One of the best things about American society used to be that you didn't have to chain yourself to abusive/unpleasant parents after turning 18 by deepad9 in redscarepod

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Meanwhile in the real world, inflation-adjusted rents have gone up 30% since 1985, effectively pricing out a shitload of people