When I saw that this story is about the Law School at DePaul, I had to check it out. My Mom was JD'72 there and former faculty and we have many friends on the faculty still. I normally try very hard to bite my tongue on this board and not respond, but for once, I'm letting loose 100%:
There is NO WAY you could be a full-time evening student. DePaul only has part-time evening (I should know, my Mother used to teach Legal Writing there).
When I asked my Mom about the 'sister school' thing, her response: Not possible. No law school allows people to be enrolled in one school while taking classes at another UNLESS you're studying abroad. She has never heard of the 'sister' school with Houston and said that she was going to check with her friends who are tenured Professors to see if this is actually true. I let her read these posts and she was flabbergasted by this story.
I too am in law school right now (living through the hell that is 1L) and this story seems very weird to me.
While I'm ranting...another issue I have right now: GC has a function where you can edit your posts and view them before they get posted. PLEASE look at the way you're posting. Half of your sentences do not make sense, example:
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Originally posted by mshoole
Meanign I have takign 12 semester hours per semester.
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COME ON! If you're really in Law School, I really hope that you're not turning in work like that to Professors. I know that we all have typos and make mistakes, but seriously.
Also, your 'location'--if you're from Chicago you should know that it's Illinois not Illinios.
/end rant because law school is frustrating enough without dealing with crap like this
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