Joan Hollaway wrote:haha that offer was for waterman but come to think of it you and i could save a lot of money if we share a room
Yeah, I'm sure your bf wouldn't mind.

Joan Hollaway wrote:haha that offer was for waterman but come to think of it you and i could save a lot of money if we share a room
D. H2Oman wrote:LieutKaffee wrote:Northwestern
USC
USC
LieutKaffee wrote:D. H2Oman wrote:LieutKaffee wrote:Northwestern
USC
USC
That's the way I was leaning. Just needed a push.
Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
Nightrunner wrote:webbylu87 wrote:Desert Fox wrote:webbylu87 wrote:Iowa (in-state tuition)
Illinois ($30k with OOS tuition)
Don't mind the Midwest as long as it's a larger city.
Not committed to the Chicago market specifically but not against it either if that's how it ends up.
Thinking St. Louis after graduation; open to change
Interested in PI/gov't work; open to change
If you want St Louis, what happened to WUSTL?
If you want Chicago, UIUC,.
WUSTL = rejected. Predictable but still sucks.
Chicago isn't necessary but not wholly undesirable.
Honestly, at that point it comes down to where you feel more comfortable and which city will provide the quality of life that will lead you to a greater chance of success.
Sean Bateman wrote:Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
I am open to living just about anywhere. I want to make a comfortable living. I'm interested in business/corporate law, environmental law, entertainment law, IP. I'm sure I'll have a better idea once I actually start LS
webbylu87 wrote:
Ignore the $30k difference in debt?
D. H2Oman wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
I am open to living just about anywhere. I want to make a comfortable living. I'm interested in business/corporate law, environmental law, entertainment law, IP. I'm sure I'll have a better idea once I actually start LS
In that case, retake.
Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
night06 wrote:I posted this in my thread, but I'll post it here for some more input (even though I know some people here have an anti-GULC bias)...
Vanderbilt w/ $$
Cornell w/ $$
There's also Georgetown (probably at sticker, but with awesome LRAP for my government focus), but that one's not due until May. I'm trying to focus on the Cornell vs. Vandy question for now, and it's mostly coming down to intangibles. They're such completely different environments.
night06 wrote:I posted this in my thread, but I'll post it here for some more input (even though I know some people here have an anti-GULC bias)...
Vanderbilt w/ $$
Cornell w/ $$
There's also Georgetown (probably at sticker, but with awesome LRAP for my government focus), but that one's not due until May. I'm trying to focus on the Cornell vs. Vandy question for now, and it's mostly coming down to intangibles. They're such completely different environments.
D. H2Oman wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
I am open to living just about anywhere. I want to make a comfortable living. I'm interested in business/corporate law, environmental law, entertainment law, IP. I'm sure I'll have a better idea once I actually start LS
In that case, retake.
D. H2Oman wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
I am open to living just about anywhere. I want to make a comfortable living. I'm interested in business/corporate law, environmental law, entertainment law, IP. I'm sure I'll have a better idea once I actually start LS
In that case,[strike]retake[/strike] /killself.
Nightrunner wrote:night06 wrote:I posted this in my thread, but I'll post it here for some more input (even though I know some people here have an anti-GULC bias)...
Vanderbilt w/ $$
Cornell w/ $$
There's also Georgetown (probably at sticker, but with awesome LRAP for my government focus), but that one's not due until May. I'm trying to focus on the Cornell vs. Vandy question for now, and it's mostly coming down to intangibles. They're such completely different environments.
What are your goals?
night06 wrote:I posted this in my thread, but I'll post it here for some more input (even though I know some people here have an anti-GULC bias)...
Vanderbilt w/ $$
Cornell w/ $$
There's also Georgetown (probably at sticker, but with awesome LRAP for my government focus), but that one's not due until May. I'm trying to focus on the Cornell vs. Vandy question for now, and it's mostly coming down to intangibles. They're such completely different environments.
Desert Fox wrote:night06 wrote:I posted this in my thread, but I'll post it here for some more input (even though I know some people here have an anti-GULC bias)...
Vanderbilt w/ $$
Cornell w/ $$
There's also Georgetown (probably at sticker, but with awesome LRAP for my government focus), but that one's not due until May. I'm trying to focus on the Cornell vs. Vandy question for now, and it's mostly coming down to intangibles. They're such completely different environments.
Cornell, unless you want to the south.
Sean Bateman wrote:I appreciate the advice but I'm not sure why retaking would be entirely beneficial for me. I'm in the 92nd percentile and pretty happy with my options. was just looking to see what others thought. I can't imagine waiting another year to start either
legalease9 wrote:night06 wrote:I posted this in my thread, but I'll post it here for some more input (even though I know some people here have an anti-GULC bias)...
Vanderbilt w/ $$
Cornell w/ $$
There's also Georgetown (probably at sticker, but with awesome LRAP for my government focus), but that one's not due until May. I'm trying to focus on the Cornell vs. Vandy question for now, and it's mostly coming down to intangibles. They're such completely different environments.
Where do you want to practice?
macunaima wrote:Texas - $65k
Duke - no $
Columbia - no $
[/quote]Sean Bateman wrote:I appreciate the advice but I'm not sure why retaking would be entirely beneficial for me. I'm in the 92nd percentile and pretty happy with my options. was just looking to see what others thought. I can't imagine waiting another year to start eitherD. H2Oman wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Nightrunner wrote:[qKentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
I am open to living just about anywhere. I want to make a comfortable living. I'm interested in business/corporate law, environmental law, entertainment law, IP. I'm sure I'll have a better idea once I actually start LS
In that case, retake.
kittenmittons wrote:macunaima wrote:Texas - $65k
Duke - no $
Columbia - no $
[strike]Take UT, bro.[/strike] Columbia you idiot.
Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Nightrunner wrote:Sean Bateman wrote:Kentucky (12k/year)
Florida State (12k/year, in state tuition)
Northeastern (8.5k/year)
Tennessee (5k/year)
Drexel (30k/year)
Florida (sticker, in state)
Wake Forest (Sticker)
Ole Miss (Sticker: lmao)
On a bunch of waitlists too including: W&L, W&M, Wisconsin, Tulane...
goals?
I am open to living just about anywhere. I want to make a comfortable living. I'm interested in business/corporate law, environmental law, entertainment law, IP. I'm sure I'll have a better idea once I actually start LS
Shoot, that's tough. With the looseness of your goals, I would narrow it down to a small handful of schools on the reputable/debt count, and then choose based on where you feel most comfortable. Off the top of my head, Wake, Florida, and Florida St. all seem like reasonable choices.
macunaima wrote:Texas - $65k
Duke - no $
Columbia - no $
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