ebrauer6 (2022-2023)

-graduated 2003 from Butler University in accounting (150 credits in four years)

-worked for almost 2 years as premium insurance auditor in South Bend. Dealt with every business from billy bob joe's scrap yard to large medical and manufacturing facilities.

-Currently teach 5-8 grade at a small Catholic school in Indianapolis and do taxes in the evenings.

-I do a variety of things to keep myself busy, including volunteering for various Catholic organizations and some pro-life stuff (ooopps, guess if I ever get nominated to SCOTUS you all have blackmail information:)).

-Latin Mass enthusiast. Used to be involved a bit in politics; however, both parties are very similar, and I only vote according to the least stupid when it comes to national security and judicial nominees.

-Bottom line, I'm not looking for a political debate. If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it.

Well, let's see. I got on this site because I am waiting to hear back from one school, which as luck would have it, is IU-Indianapolis.

I visited there a few weeks ago and sat in on a class. I had actually talked to the professor before. He said that I ought to get in.

The only thing I am worried about is the LSAT. Overall, IU-Indy's average is 155. However, for general admissions the average is 157. The CLEO (which is some sort of special program) average is 148.

If anyone has some insight I'd appreciate it. Also, I'd like to perhaps talk to people that consider my schools serious choices. I'm a bit out of "the loop", being out of school for almost three years. I know of some decent bars and restaurants in Indinapolis.

3/24 - FINALLY!!!! IU-Indy responded with an acceptance letter. I'm very excited. Another little perk is that I'll have the world class natatorium at which to swim, which is about two blocks south of the law school. Swimming a few miles every week makes you feel like you could tear anything up--no joke.