When you enter Western State University College of Law, the first thing you notice is that everyone at the admissions office is "so nice." You absurdly believe that you're at the "friendliest school" in America. Guess again? You're not! You're in La-La Land if you think you're in heaven. That's for sure! You're about to find out what a big fool they are going to make out of you.

Western State University College of Law is a place for ignorant people. People who don't know what they want out of their lives. People who don't know what ethics and professionalism mean. People who, let's just say, don't really know what it means to become an attorney. What is an "attorney" for you?

For most people, it takes two days to realize what type of a crappy school they have decided to enroll at. For others, it takes three years! If you're reading this blog, it must mean you are stuck at the worst school in America. It probably also means that you have issues with my comments, because you know I am right, but you can't do much about it.

Well, listen up, don't be fooled by Western State's "provisionally approved" statement. That school has been provisionally approved forever! The school has been functioning for as long as its been trying to become ABA approved. The school will NEVER be ABA-approved. You'll see!

To prove my point, here's a very good comparison. Ever heard of Chapman Law School? I'm sure you have. It's only 5 miles away from crappy Western State University College of Law. They probably turned you down, which is why you ended up going to Western State. Anyhow, Chapman Law School was established in 1995. Only three years later, in 1998, it received a provisional accreditation. Then, only 4 years later, in 2002, it received FULL ACCREDITATION by the ABA!!!! In other words, it became an ABA approved law school within 7 years!

Hm...Let's compare that with crappy Western State University College of Law, which was established in 1966. It took them 39 years to finally get a provisional approval in 1995. Since 1995, they have NOT been able to get FULL ABA APPROVAL!!!

The numbers speak for themselves. In comparing Western State with Chapman University School of Law, which is one of the newest law schools in America, it comes as no surprise that ALL OTHER LAW SCHOOLS get a FULL-ABA approval, but crappy Western State doesn't.

I'm sure the deans and faculty have been lying to you that the accrediation is on its way, but they are fooling you. They wear such pretty masks that can easily fool you, but they are all two-faced. All they want is to give you "fake scholarships" so that you will attend their crappy school, and then they try to lower your grades so that they can take away those scholarships from you. (You didn't really think they didn't know who's papers they were grading, did you? That's BS as well! At least at Western State!) Seriously, who would attend a school, knowing the facts behind it? I've done my research. Maybe you should too!

Plus, get real! In this economy, where law school graduates and recent attorneys are trying to find jobs in the legal field, who would hire you? No one! No one cares about crappy Western State University College of Law. Even though I graduated with top honors--that is, because of my hard work and determination--I've had interviewers telling me that they would hire me, but Western State has really killed it for me. "Provisonal accreditation is just not our cup of tea." And you know what, it will never be any prestigious law firm's "cup of tea."

So my question to you is: why would you attend a school that you knew would close doors for you in the future? Why bother attending a school that has costs but no rewards? Why attend a school which has been trying to get ABA approval, but till this day, after 43 years of operating as a law school, still hasn't been approved?

Yes, you are in La-La Land if you believe that you're at the best school. You're a fool! You don't know what to do with your life. Didn't I tell you in the last blog that only insecure, self-loathing people attend Western State? I knew I was right! :)