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Tier 2 or 4?

Post by mediation_86 » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:17 am

T4 (141) with half ride tuition or T2 (86) sticker?

I want to live in the T4 school's region, but T2 may be better choice rank wise
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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by Veyron » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:23 am

mediation_86 wrote:Whittier with half ride tuition or U of Arkansas Fayetteville sticker?

I want to live in CA, but AR may be better rank wise, so may reconsider
*Is OP*
*Decides to go to U Arkansas Fayetteville for the prestige*
*Gets laughed out the door at every firm in CA*
*Drowns in debt*

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by ggocat » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:31 am

focus on location and limiting debt.

<-- does not know which school is ranked higher, and does not care; neither will any (many) employers in CA.

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by androstan » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:47 am

mediation_86 wrote:T4 (141) with half ride tuition or T2 (86) sticker?

I want to live in the T4 school's region, but T2 may be better choice rank wise
Location, location, location.

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by luckyme » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:52 am

least debt

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by androstan » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:52 am

luckyme wrote:least debt
This too.

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by Phatslice » Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:27 pm

mediation_86 wrote:T4 (141) with half ride tuition or T2 (86) sticker?

I want to live in the T4 school's region, but T2 may be better choice rank wise
Depends on what stipulations are. What are the stipulations?

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by Grizz » Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:29 pm

Veyron wrote:
mediation_86 wrote:Whittier with half ride tuition or U of Arkansas Fayetteville sticker?

I want to live in CA, but AR may be better rank wise, so may reconsider
*Is OP*
*Decides to go to U Arkansas Fayetteville for the prestige*
*Gets laughed out the door at every firm in CA*
*Drowns in debt*
*frequents XOXO*
*adopts XOXO memes*
*is misunderstood by TLS*

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by sanjola » Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:29 pm

mediation_86 wrote:T4 (141) with half ride tuition or T2 (86) sticker?

I want to live in the T4 school's region, but T2 may be better choice rank wise
What school is 141? If it's in CA and you want to work/live there, I would opt for the T4 as long as there aren't ridiculous scholly stipulations.

That Arkansas JD will not transfer to CA and you will be in a lot of debt.

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by Veyron » Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:55 pm

rad law wrote:
Veyron wrote:
mediation_86 wrote:Whittier with half ride tuition or U of Arkansas Fayetteville sticker?

I want to live in CA, but AR may be better rank wise, so may reconsider
*Is OP*
*Decides to go to U Arkansas Fayetteville for the prestige*
*Gets laughed out the door at every firm in CA*
*Drowns in debt*
*frequents XOXO*
*adopts XOXO memes*
*is misunderstood by TLS*
*Denies all association with XOXO*

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by mediation_86 » Fri Feb 04, 2011 1:50 am

yes, the stipulations are a bit ridiculous

top 15% to keep scholly

I am still waiting for a lot of other schools, but just wanted to throw a question out there to see how one would decide on a T2 (uninterested in location) compared to a T4 (interested in location)

Also, I guess you are right, with a T2 degree, going back to find work in CA would be an unwise choice

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by BeachandRun23 » Fri Feb 04, 2011 2:05 am

mediation_86 wrote:yes, the stipulations are a bit ridiculous

top 15% to keep scholly

I am still waiting for a lot of other schools, but just wanted to throw a question out there to see how one would decide on a T2 (uninterested in location) compared to a T4 (interested in location)

Also, I guess you are right, with a T2 degree, going back to find work in CA would be an unwise choice
Honestly I dont think either of these schools are any good for you. the T4 has ridiculous scholly stipulations so paying sticker for that is just silly. The arkansas JD will not transfer to CA. Cant you find a school in CA that is better than a T4 or perhaps even a T4 that will give you alot of money (close to a full ride and with much easier stips)?

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Re: Tier 2 or 4?

Post by TruffleMomma » Fri Feb 04, 2011 3:52 pm

Not sure why you say that CA employers don't hire AR educated students... we have quite a few alumni practicing there. No, the AR bar won't help- but that is true of a lot of the other states one might wish had some type of reciprocity. BTW- AR won't give reciprocity to CA either... Then again, there are not a lot of folks in AR who would want to head to CA after law school....

I don't intend to take the AR Bar...

And the "full sticker" at AR is probably a heck of a lot less than that half ride in CA.... I left GA to come here and I love it. In fact, our Clinic Director left CA to come here and run things. So, it is all about what YOU want...

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