Pace vs. Cardozo full rides - International Law Forum

[john1990]

Which school should i attend? I recently found that Cardozo wont permit a 1L to take an elective in addition to the required courses. Hopefully, Pace wont do likewise.
Location is also a concern, i can't afford much in the way of housing
Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

[Richie Tenenbaum]

1) When you say international law, what do you mean?
2) What do you want to be doing right after graduation?

[patrickd139]

1) When you say international law, what do you mean?
2) What do you want to be doing right after graduation?

RT: I admire your restraint.

OP: What are your other options? What are your numbers? What are the stipulations on the scholarships? What's the difference in total cost of living for each?

Both schools, measured in terms of career prospects, are categorically awful.

[timbs4339]

There are no jobs in international law. Boom. I just told you what it would have taken you three years and 60K in living expenses, books, and accrued interest to figure out. I'll accept 10% of that, 6K, payable by cash or check if you like.

[prezidentv8]

All you need:

Both schools, measured in terms of career prospects, are categorically awful.

There are no jobs in international law.

[john1990]

Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

I want to study international law so that i have the flexibility of practicing law outside of the United States

[Richie Tenenbaum]

Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

I want to study international law so that i have the flexibility of practicing law outside of the United States

That is not a good reason to want to study "international law." What type of legal work do you actually want to do? Firm work? (And what kind of firm work? Corporate? Litigation? Anything more specific?) Public interest work?

[rad lulz]

Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

I want to study international law so that i have the flexibility of practicing law outside of the United States

lol, just lol

[patrickd139]

Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

I want to study international law so that i have the flexibility of practicing law outside of the United States

lol, just lol

[dowu]

Rule number 1 of the internetz: do not feed the troll.

[john1990]

Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

I want to study international law so that i have the flexibility of practicing law outside of the United States

That is not a good reason to want to study "international law." What type of legal work do you actually want to do? Firm work? (And what kind of firm work? Corporate? Litigation? Anything more specific?) Public interest work?

Criminal and Human Rights Law

[rad lulz]

Job placement is not as great a concern as faculty an facilities

I want to study international law so that i have the flexibility of practicing law outside of the United States

That is not a good reason to want to study "international law." What type of legal work do you actually want to do? Firm work? (And what kind of firm work? Corporate? Litigation? Anything more specific?) Public interest work?

Criminal and Human Rights Law

Yeah, like no one gets a job doing that. HTH brahhh.

[FloridaCoastalorbust]

The Hague just hired 29 grads from Cooley

[20160810]

You will not work in international law, especially coming from these schools.