NYU (sticker) vs Indiana (full ride)? Forum

[vitamintime]

Still waiting on more schools, but I'm interested in possibly international law or public service...interests not cemented. Also, want to be practicing on the East Coast. Would be nice not to be in debt, but I really don't want to stay in Indiana. Advice?

[ran12]

Still waiting on more schools, but I'm interested in possibly international law or public service...interests not cemented. Also, want to be practicing on the East Coast. Would be nice not to be in debt, but I really don't want to stay in Indiana. Advice?

Go w/ NYU. It's def better than Indiana for the East Coast but you'll have a lot of debt. Assuming you do well you're better off at NYU since you'll at least be on the East Coast. If you don't do well at either, you're either stuck in Indiana debt free or East Coast w/ a lot of debt. Then again, depending on Indiana's scholarship stipulations you could be screwed w/ debt and in Indiana. So it really comes down to how much you care about location and debt.

[LogosEther]

Just an FYI: Indiana's scholarship stipulations are not stringent.

[FlightoftheEarls]

Still waiting on more schools, but I'm interested in possibly international law or public service...interests not cemented. Also, want to be practicing on the East Coast. Would be nice not to be in debt, but I really don't want to stay in Indiana. Advice?

The idea that you're actually considering Indiana in this situation must be a joke, right?

[imbored25]

NYU

[bk1]

If you want the sound financial decision: Indiana. (But seriously, get the stips removed from your scholly.)

If you want to work on the east coast or in a prestigious firm with a hefty dose of risk: NYU.

[paulinaporizkova]

if you want to go to the east coast but don't want to be in debt, you should apply to a school that would give you $$ on the east coast (and if you can get into NYU, i'm guessing most schools on the east coast would give you money.) problem solved!

[paulinaporizkova]

if it helps, i'm in the same boat. i got a full ride schol at UMN (but i have no interest in staying here, this was just my only safety school and i applied hesitantly) and i also got into UVA....i'm gonna say fuck it and go to UVA

[hopefulsplitter1]

Anybody know any specifics about how stringent IU's scholarship requirements are?

[nadiab420]

Anybody know any specifics about how stringent IU's scholarship requirements are?

I think it's just maintaining "good academic standing" which is like a 2.3 gpa.

[birD]

if you want to go to the east coast but don't want to be in debt, you should apply to a school that would give you $$ on the east coast (and if you can get into NYU, i'm guessing most schools on the east coast would give you money.) problem solved!

this.

[ahduth]

NYU.

[CanadianWolf]

NYU.

It might help to think about what class rank would be needed at Indiana in order to have a reasonable chance of transferring to NYU.

[concurrent fork]

want to be practicing on the East Coast

Then don't go to Indiana.
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