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SLU $ vs Indy-Indianapolis law $

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Indy law $
5
45%
 
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SLU $ vs Indy-Indianapolis law $

Post by lsathelp » Mon Mar 22, 2010 1:17 pm

Please help me choose. I'm so confused. Im out of state at both and dont really care where i end up working.

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Post by lsathelp » Mon Mar 22, 2010 2:31 pm

Bump! please help, i know these arent the best of schools to choose from but their all i have to work with since SMU havnt gotten back to me yet and seat deposit deadlines are fast approaching. Please vote, any advice would be appreciated aswell.

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Post by lsathelp » Tue Mar 23, 2010 11:02 am

Bump again! Any thoughts? Please guys.

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Post by webbylu87 » Tue Mar 23, 2010 11:08 am

I voted SLU just because I love St. Louis and the SLU campus is pretty cool. I've heard good things. The only thing is that you'd be competing with Wash U grads. With that said, I've heard that Wash U grads often get shut out from the St. Louis market because local firms tend to think they don't want to stay in the city and therefore don't recruit that heavily from Wash U. Could bode well for a SLU grad but you may want to look into that.

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Post by lsathelp » Tue Mar 23, 2010 12:09 pm

Thanks alot Webby!

Any more takers? Come on guys, please,i really need your help. :cry: :cry:

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Re: SLU $ vs Indy-Indianapolis law $

Post by lsathelp » Tue Mar 23, 2010 2:03 pm

Is it that SLU is the better option eventho Indy is ranked higher?

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Post by ndpfn » Tue Mar 23, 2010 2:12 pm

I'll preface this by saying that I know nothing at all about IN-Indy, but I'm from STL so I can help you there.

SLU is a good option for working in St. Louis. The competition from Wash U isn't as bad as you might think inititally simply because Wash U grads will have better portability for Chicago, DC, etc. SLU grads are very well represented in STL (and KC to an extent, though lots of Mizzou grads end up out there), and it has a good reputation amongst the firms in the city. For the few bigger firms that are here, you'll need pretty solid grades to have a shot, but there are plenty of small and mid sized firms that will place value in the SLU degree.

As a town, St. Louis isn't bad at all. Cheap COL, plenty to do in terms of food, bars, sports teams, etc. It's definitely a great place to set up shop for a while.

Overall, and again, I know nothing about Indy, SLU is a very solid choice as long as you don't mind staying in STL. It's not a degree that will get you to Chicago, but you'll be fine in STL.

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Post by lsathelp » Tue Mar 23, 2010 2:57 pm

Thanks alot nd,i really appreciated it.

Any thoughts on Indy anyone?

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Re: SLU $ vs Indy-Indianapolis law $

Post by nick637 » Tue Mar 23, 2010 3:01 pm

From what I understand, IU Indy has a virtual lock on the city of Indianapolis and is a well respected regional T2. Most of the IU B and ND grads find employment out of state and IU Indy grads are much more desirable than Valpo grads anywhere in the state.

I will likely be attending IU indy in the fall

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