-20k a year no stips at USC
-Prefer West Coast (Born and raised, but NYC does sound pretty cool)
-Prefer biglaw (just to pay off loans) then in-house would be my dream
-Ties to WA and CA
-No ties to any lawyers or "contacts"
Cornell seems sketch with how much debt, but USC is still expensive and does not have as many opportunities.
Estimated COA:
USC: 135k
Cornell: 225k
USC ($) vs. Cornell (Sticker) Forum
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USC ($) vs. Cornell (Sticker)
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- buckilaw
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Re: USC ($) vs. Cornell (Sticker)
If you prefer biglaw then Cornell is the way to go.
- Bronck
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Re: USC ($) vs. Cornell (Sticker)
20k total from USC? That's way too much debt.
Take Cornell because it maximises your chances at biglaw.
Take Cornell because it maximises your chances at biglaw.
- Doorkeeper
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Re: USC ($) vs. Cornell (Sticker)
If it's only 20k total, then Cornell without a doubt.
If it's 20k/year, that's nothing to sneeze at, but Cornell has much better biglaw placement rates. Good enough to spend 50-60k more, in my opinion.
Also, make sure to see if you can get any money out of Cornell.
If it's 20k/year, that's nothing to sneeze at, but Cornell has much better biglaw placement rates. Good enough to spend 50-60k more, in my opinion.
Also, make sure to see if you can get any money out of Cornell.
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Re: USC ($) vs. Cornell (Sticker)
20k a year. 60k total.
Sorry. I hope that lack of knowledge didn't skew the poll.
Sorry. I hope that lack of knowledge didn't skew the poll.
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