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A quick definition of coverage:

Term: COVERAGE

Definition: Coverage refers to the protection provided by an insurance policy. It includes the risks that are covered by the policy. For example, if you have car insurance, the coverage would include damages to your car in case of an accident. Full coverage means that the insurance will pay for the entire cost of the loss without any deductions. Coverage can also refer to the ratio between a company's income and its liability for bond interest payments.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Coverage refers to the inclusion of a risk under an insurance policy. It is the range of risks that are protected by an insurance policy.

Examples:

Dependent coverage: This is an insurance provision that offers protection to an insured's dependents.
Full coverage: This is an insurance protection that pays for the entire amount of a loss without any deduction.

The examples illustrate how coverage works in insurance policies. Dependent coverage is an additional protection that extends to the family members of the insured. Full coverage, on the other hand, ensures that the insured is fully compensated for any loss without any deductions.

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Applesaucer

21:22

Dont get scammed but i super shitty school tho. U can go somewhere that has legit regional placement on good scholarship. Dont go somewhere shitty for a full scholarship

esoterica

21:22

twinnnnnn

PoliticalInterestingJellyfish

21:23

Hi

PoliticalInterestingJellyfish

21:24

What should i doooo, Penn v Michigan

PoliticalInterestingJellyfish

21:24

Penn v Mich v HLS

esoterica

21:25

depends on what your goals are and how concerned you are about debt. HLS if u want unicorn stuff; Penn if u want big law and got good money from them and don't like the midwest; Michigan if you're a certified chiller and got good money from them

Applesaucer

21:27

If ur poor u should go to harvard. If ur rich go to penn. If ur middle class go to michigan

llama

21:28

Margin of Utility says HLS

Applesaucer

21:28

161!

esoterica

21:28

I will say some of the coolest and most beautiful women in the world are going to Michigan law school next year if that factors into your decision at all

llama

21:29

occam's razor says flip a three sided coin

llama

21:29

and you are not reading what someone with a 161 wrote. if those are ur options, u are going to be able to figure it out without my input. I will pipe down (ur mom) now.

testingusername213

21:33

why do some higher ranked schools give much better scholarships than lower

llama

21:34

betta school bigga endowment, mo scholly. i thinks

esoterica

21:40

yeah this is part of why it is so helpful to get the highest LSAT you can. paradoxically, the higher the rank of the school u get into the better the scholarship u are potentially capable of getting

llama

21:41

also, the value *not money/dollar* is simply higher at a high ranked school than alternatives, to an extent, it seems, t.me, 0L who will likely not go to LS

llama

21:42

@testingusername213: also helpful is https://app.lawhub.org/law-school-transparency

testingusername213

21:56

With my stats, is a near full ride possible at a top 120 school?

llama

22:00

@testingusername213: UofAZ, Penn State it appears u are likely for FULL.

llama

22:17

both top 100

windyMagician

22:23

@esoterica: youre too kind

llama

22:23

@windyMagician: What's more, they have beautiful minds <3

llama

22:24

(dolph, ILY 4evr)

Mostlylegal

22:47

If i had to pick between h p or m id choose p then h then m

Mostlylegal

22:48

Hope this helps!

esoterica

23:07

u bitter cuz they rejected u so fast

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23:08

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Applesaucer

23:08

🫡

Mostlylegal

23:29

Yes maam mrs hall monitor

streetpiigeons

0:02

im quaking in my boots

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