Sticker at Suffolk Law or 18 grand to New York Law?

[jhd125]

I don't want to here neither, they're both bottom tier blah blah. I know what I'm doing and have family in the field for jobs etc. which is better?

[WokeUpInACar]

If you have a guaranteed job, go to the cheapest one. If not, don't go.

[nickb285]

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[jeffgarlin]

this will get ugly.

[jhd125]

it won't because as I previously mentioned yet people seem to overlook, my family has multiple firms and I have a guaranteed job. Just wanted to see if there are any normal people on here who could offer some actual valid points about either

[WokeUpInACar]

it won't because as I previously mentioned yet people seem to overlook, my family has multiple firms and I have a guaranteed job. Just wanted to see if there are any normal people on here who could offer some actual valid points about either

Why would you go anywhere but the cheapest one if you have a guaranteed job?

[rad lulz]

If you have a guaranteed job, go to the cheapest one.

[cinephile]

Both are really poor choices and you know this.

[timbs4339]

Is your family paying?

[untar614]

if you have a guaranteed job, retake for a full ride (or close to it) at any school near your parents' house, so you can live with them and graduate debt free.

[DoveBodyWash]

it won't because as I previously mentioned yet people seem to overlook, my family has multiple firms and I have a guaranteed job. Just wanted to see if there are any normal people on here who could offer some actual valid points about either

Why would you go anywhere but the cheapest one if you have a guaranteed job?

[Pneumonia]

I don't want to here neither

for real had to read this like 7 times.

OP: out of curiosity, what do you mean when you say your family "has" multiple firms?

[twenty]

University of San Diego. Fabulous campus, great caf, lots of hot undergrads, wonderful weather.

[JamMasterJ]

Not either.

See, I didn't say neither

[ManOfTheMinute]

I don't want to here neither, they're both bottom tier blah blah. I know what I'm doing and have family in the field for jobs etc. which is better?

*Hear

since you have a job guaranteed by family, go to the cheaper one

[Icculus]

Not either.

See, I didn't say neither

Thanks, this cleared up the OP for me.

Also...

it won't because as I previously mentioned yet people seem to overlook, my family has multiple firms and I have a guaranteed job. Just wanted to see if there are any normal people on here who could offer some actual valid points about either

Why would you go anywhere but the cheapest one if you have a guaranteed job?

[Docreviewsux]

I don't want to here neither, they're both bottom tier blah blah. I know what I'm doing and have family in the field for jobs etc. which is better?

*Hear

since you have a job guaranteed by family, go to the cheaper one

What sucks is that this moron, assuming they are telling the truth, has a job lined up. So awesome that nepotism makes up for OP's stupidity, right?

[shifty_eyed]

I don't want to here neither, they're both bottom tier blah blah. I know what I'm doing and have family in the field for jobs etc. which is better?

*Hear

since you have a job guaranteed by family, go to the cheaper one

What sucks is that this moron, assuming they are telling the truth, has a job lined up. So awesome that nepotism makes up for OP's stupidity, right?

He'll still have to pass the bar

[jbagelboy]

New York Law isn't a real place or thing. All I know is they sent a bunch of fliers to my house, but no attorneys I asked had ever even heard of it.

You should get a real job and go to suffolk night school for LS if all you need is a JD and to pass the bar to have a job as an attorney. Why go full time to a school designed for part time students?

[Clearly]

I don't want to here neither, they're both bottom tier blah blah. I know what I'm doing and have family in the field for jobs etc. which is better?

*Hear

since you have a job guaranteed by family, go to the cheaper one

What sucks is that this moron, assuming they are telling the truth, has a job lined up. So awesome that nepotism makes up for OP's stupidity, right?

Eh, often these posts are written to poll tls in a vacuum so they don't hear RETAKE all day, they just want to get to the best wrong answer..I have a guaranteed job, I'm rich so debt isn't an issue, etc. Not always of course, but often.

[jbagelboy]

also more generally isn't this website "top law schools"? Not to be a snob or anything, but if you sign up and make an account on this site to talk about these schools you aren't even remotely on topic, so of course you are going to get shot down.

[vinnnyvincenzo]

Why dont you try to realize that a million different things can happen between now and when you get hired so you should try and keep open as many options as you can? The consensus here is that either of these schools suck so that will leave you with 1 viable option: work for family. If that falls through you are going to be completely fucked. Or maybe it wont fall through, but then business tanks and the firms fall through, then youre fucked. Or you work there and business booms, but turns out you hate it, you cant leave because you went to a school that is not reputable and you only got a job through nepotism, youre stuck in a job you hate, or fucked in other words. A retake and going to a good school could mitigate some of these extenuating circumstances.

[romothesavior]

if you have a guaranteed job, retake for a full ride (or close to it) at any school near your parents' house, so you can live with them and graduate debt free.

TITCR

It's fine to go to a rancid TTTT if you have a guaranteed job lined up. That doesn't make it worth six figures of debt to do so. Go somewhere that you can graduate debt free from.

[PRgradBYU]

also more generally isn't this website "top law schools"? Not to be a snob or anything, but if you sign up and make an account on this site to talk about these schools you aren't even remotely on topic, so of course you are going to get shot down.

You'd think more people would understand this, huh? OP obviously knew what s/he was getting into by posting on here and deciding between two TTTs.

Also:

if you have a guaranteed job, retake for a full ride (or close to it) at any school near your parents' house, so you can live with them and graduate debt free.

TITCR

It's fine to go to a rancid TTTT if you have a guaranteed job lined up. That doesn't make it worth six figures of debt to do so. Go somewhere that you can graduate debt free from.

So much this.

[NoodleyOne]

Is your family going to expect you to have a decent grasp of the english language upon graduation?

Also, you may want to check the bar passage rate of those schools. I'm going to guess they're abysmally low.