UC Davis vs Hastings vs UW Forum

[Dr. Dre]

TLS... Since when do we listen to these debt doesn't matter, retake off the table posts...

never.

[Micdiddy]

TLS... Since when do we listen to these debt doesn't matter, retake off the table posts...

Now you, I like you.

[John_rizzy_rawls]

Do you know what it was about being at Hastings that did not give people fond memories?

Davis honestly seems like a lot of fun. I wouldn't mind the cycling and the market and the close proximity of female undergraduates and just the Davis Wiki has given me a pretty good impression of the place. It's also close enough to the American River that I could go paddling regularly. But I kind of hate small towns. I did a GIS for "Davis, California" and the results just made me want to cry.

I really liked going to Hastings, fun times and good friends in an awesome city.

But yeah its a TTT just like Davis, and UW, a few people will get amazing jobs but about half will struggle hardcore coming out of the gate. The Bay Area is doing OK economically, but it's so highly desired that it is hyper competitive. Unless you are rich or something try something else.

UW and Hastings are TTT?

[Dr. Dre]

Do you know what it was about being at Hastings that did not give people fond memories?

Davis honestly seems like a lot of fun. I wouldn't mind the cycling and the market and the close proximity of female undergraduates and just the Davis Wiki has given me a pretty good impression of the place. It's also close enough to the American River that I could go paddling regularly. But I kind of hate small towns. I did a GIS for "Davis, California" and the results just made me want to cry.

I really liked going to Hastings, fun times and good friends in an awesome city.

But yeah its a TTT just like Davis, and UW, a few people will get amazing jobs but about half will struggle hardcore coming out of the gate. The Bay Area is doing OK economically, but it's so highly desired that it is hyper competitive. Unless you are rich or something try something else.

UW and Hastings are TTT?

yes

[John_rizzy_rawls]

Do you know what it was about being at Hastings that did not give people fond memories?

Davis honestly seems like a lot of fun. I wouldn't mind the cycling and the market and the close proximity of female undergraduates and just the Davis Wiki has given me a pretty good impression of the place. It's also close enough to the American River that I could go paddling regularly. But I kind of hate small towns. I did a GIS for "Davis, California" and the results just made me want to cry.

I really liked going to Hastings, fun times and good friends in an awesome city.

But yeah its a TTT just like Davis, and UW, a few people will get amazing jobs but about half will struggle hardcore coming out of the gate. The Bay Area is doing OK economically, but it's so highly desired that it is hyper competitive. Unless you are rich or something try something else.

UW and Hastings are TTT?

yes

Yes, I fully understand your very pronounced views on the matter dude lol

I disagree. I personally think most of the T30-T50, with significant amounts of money, aren't terrible options for some people.

[Clearly]

TLS... Since when do we listen to these debt doesn't matter, retake off the table posts...

Now you, I like you.

Its just mindblowing. Its like we flipped the script and trolled them for once.

Whats next?:
"Pretend we're in an imaginary debt-free place, and retaking isn't a thing...I'd like to work in international space human rights, and I've got admission to two TTT schools, I applied in March and can't take a year off for unexplained personal reasons. I'm not eligible for PAYE, have undergrad debt, and can't figure out a COA for shit. I think I can live in NYC for 8k a year. Also, I entirely don't understand interest, and will not factor it into any decisions at all. I got a partial scholarship, and I only have to remain in the top 1/4 of a stacked section. Also, I will rely on my girlfriend for cost of living. Should I go to school A or B?"
...
"Oh dude, School B is in a way better neighborhood, do that"

[Dr. Dre]

http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=hastings
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=washington

[John_rizzy_rawls]

Hastings is rough.
UW is alright.

[Borhas]

UW and Hastings are TTT?

yes

Yes, I fully understand your very pronounced views on the matter dude lol

I disagree. I personally think most of the T30-T50, with significant amounts of money, aren't terrible options for some people.

Yeah well I agree with but I also don't think TTT's with a lot of money are terrible options. At schools like UCD and UCH a significant amount of people do get good jobs before graduation in an awesome part of the country. I mean no they aren't Coolies, the schools themselves are fine but 50% of the class won't be employed at graduation because the Bay Area is competitive as fuck. In that sense they are TTT.

[Dr. Dre]

the only schools worth going to that are T30-T50 are those in the mid-west.

[BigZuck]

UW and Hastings are TTT?

yes

Yes, I fully understand your very pronounced views on the matter dude lol

I disagree. I personally think most of the T30-T50, with significant amounts of money, aren't terrible options for some people.

Yeah well I agree with but I also don't think TTT's with a lot of money are terrible options. At schools like UCD and UCH a significant amount of people do get good jobs before graduation in an awesome part of the country. I mean no they aren't Coolies, the schools themselves are fine but 50% of the class won't be employed at graduation because the Bay Area is competitive as fuck. In that sense they are TTT.

You think roughly 10% is significant?

[Borhas]

You think roughly 10% is significant?

i think more that 10% get "good jobs" but yeah sure

Roughly 50% get full time, permanent, bar passage required jobs

About 15% into fed clerkships and big law firms the rest in small law and state government and a handful in the federal govt

[BigZuck]

You think roughly 10% is significant?

i think more that 10% get "good jobs" but yeah sure

Roughly 50% get full time, permanent, bar passage required jobs

About 15% into fed clerkships and big law firms the rest in small law and state government and a handful in the federal govt

I stand corrected. 15%.

15% of the class getting jobs that could pay off their mountain of debt isn't very significant to me.

Also: in b4 PAYE

[jbagelboy]

the only schools worth going to that are T30-T50 are those in the mid-west.

and then only at SIGNIFICANT discount.

[Borhas]

You think roughly 10% is significant?

i think more that 10% get "good jobs" but yeah sure

Roughly 50% get full time, permanent, bar passage required jobs

About 15% into fed clerkships and big law firms the rest in small law and state government and a handful in the federal govt

I stand corrected. 15%.

15% of the class getting jobs that could pay off their mountain of debt isn't very significant to me.

Also: in b4 PAYE

Are you really trying to bust my balls in a semantic debate over the word "significant?" Fucking retard.

[BigZuck]

OP- as evidenced by our friend Borhas here, Hastings students aren't the happiest students around. Something to keep in mind when deciding here.

[BigZuck]

You think roughly 10% is significant?

i think more that 10% get "good jobs" but yeah sure

Roughly 50% get full time, permanent, bar passage required jobs

About 15% into fed clerkships and big law firms the rest in small law and state government and a handful in the federal govt

I stand corrected. 15%.

15% of the class getting jobs that could pay off their mountain of debt isn't very significant to me.

Also: in b4 PAYE

Are you really trying to bust my balls in a semantic debate over the word "significant?" Fucking retard.

I think the real semantics at issue here is your definition of the word "good."

[Dr. Dre]

OP- as evidenced by our friend Borhas here, Hastings students aren't the happiest students around. Something to keep in mind when deciding here.

fallacy of composition, bruh.

Just cause Borhas isn't happy doesn't mean Hastings students, as a whole, aren't happy. That's what you're concluding, and that is so TTT. Makes me want to slap you.

[Borhas]

Zuck, kill yourself, you fucking worm.

[Dr. Dre]

[BigZuck]

OP- as evidenced by our friend Borhas here, Hastings students aren't the happiest students around. Something to keep in mind when deciding here.

fallacy of composition, bruh.

Just cause Borhas isn't happy doesn't mean Hastings students, as a whole, aren't happy. That's what you're concluding, and that is so TTT. Makes me want to slap you.

Yeah, I was kidding. Borhas is cool, he's just doing his Internet schtick.

But almost all past and current Hastings students I have met (other than the ones they hand picked for ASW last year) didn't seem particularly happy with their choice. Unless they were boomers in which case Hastings is just slightly below Stanford and slightly above Harvard in their eyes.