About me

Introduction	I graduated from college in 2009 (3.81 GPA B.A. in psychology and philosophy). I spent my first year out of school preparing for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and got a perfect score (180 out of 180), which would make Harvard Law School pretty much a sure thing and would make Yale Law a question of my work experience. The more business / finance autobiographies I read, though, the more I became convinced that I should just skip law school and go straight into business / finance. More about me: http://www.nathanwailes.com/blog/about-me/

Introduction

I graduated from college in 2009 (3.81 GPA B.A. in psychology and philosophy). I spent my first year out of school preparing for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and got a perfect score (180 out of 180), which would make Harvard Law School pretty much a sure thing and would make Yale Law a question of my work experience. The more business / finance autobiographies I read, though, the more I became convinced that I should just skip law school and go straight into business / finance. More about me: http://www.nathanwailes.com/blog/about-me/