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Re: Law school is not undergrad

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All of the non-language classes that Foggy is registering for in 2010 are 1st year law classes.

Columbia Law DOES have dorms: "The Law School housing available to students enrolled in the Graduate Program includes dormitory rooms, studio apartments, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and apartment shares (two or three students in each apartment). Most, but not all, of these units are furnished." - http://www.law.columbia.edu/llm_intro/grad_studies/Housing

And language classes are one of the few (possibly only? I'm not 100% on that) non-law-related classes that you can actually get law school credit for at Columbia. While it is incredibly improbable that both of our boys would be taking conversational language courses as first year law students, it is not impossible.

One thing they definitely got wrong though is Columbia Law does not award Latin honors (cum laude and summa cum laude). This is a longstanding MCU snafu, as they had Stark graduating MIT with Latin honors, and MIT doesn't do that either.

The arguable timeline here is 2010-2013 for law school (though that likely puts them several years older than the average student there - considering that Stick left Matt "20 years ago" at presumably no later than age 12) followed by a 1-2 year internship at L&Z, then on to their private practice in 2015.