Hi, I’m doing DCP in the spring. I have type 1 diabetes, and I’m a little worried about having access to the accommodations I need while at work (checking my blood sugar on my phone, eating candy if my blood sugar goes low, etc). Any diabetics here that can report on what to expect and what getting work accommodations is like?
The Bleacher Report published a top 1000 players list before the season. Through just two weeks, 149 (now 151) of them are injured in some capacity. Here is the list I put together by position. Let me know if I missed anyone and I'll update the list.
Injuries are part of the game, but damn this just makes the product suck.
(EDIT: Added Nabers, Murray)
Wish I was there tonight! Screenshot at 11:25pm. Apparently there were same-day tickets available for tonight which never happens. Can’t imagine how dead it is right now!
I graduated from college in May and bought myself an AP. I live in Michigan but have family in Orlando to stay with when I go.
I didn’t realize until recently that you can do DCP after graduation. My current job ends in November and I’m planning on law school next fall, so spring DCP feels perfect, and I’ve always wanted to do it.
My question is would I be stupid to do DCP when it’d be overlapping with the last 6 months of my AP? Free entry is obviously a big perk of DCP. Would it be smarter to just get another Orlando job and use my AP a ton? I know CMs have blockout dates that the AP would get me around, but are they frequent enough to even make it worth it?
I have a 3.6high and a 170. Graduated from a T20 undergrad in May and currently working in politics. I'm also taking the September LSAT to hopefully improve 2-3 more points.
Here’s my current list. Unlikely ill apply to all of these so I'm whittling it down. What are my chances here? Are any of my schools mischaracterized? Should I add more somewhere?
REACH: Georgetown (dream school, I want to live in DC), Michigan, UCLA, USC, NYU, Northwestern
TARGET: BU, BC, Fordham, Notre Dame, GW, Minnesota, UC Irvine
SAFETY: William and Mary, UConn, Maryland, Northeastern, UC Davis, Pepperdine
My goal is to eventually work in employment or entertainment law, perhaps in-house counsel for a union or something. Ideally want to live in a big city. I would probably do Big Law only to pay off my debt.
I got a 170 on the June LSAT which is exciting, but still not quite what I wanted given I have a 3.6high GPA. My goal is either GULC or BU/BC/Fordham with at least a partial scholarship. I already signed up for August to see if I can improve, but given my stats any recs? Influence/deinfluence my list please I'm somewhat lost
Great speech! He spoke for the business school so not my ceremony but still had to stand in the back of course
I’m getting an AP for the first time this month, and I’m excited to do the things I normally don’t spend time on when I’m only there for a few days once I year. Like Walt museum at DHS or the entire Canada pavilion… or all of DAK lol
If you’re AP (or just go a lot) what’s your favorite thing to do that a regular person would never have time to do?