Penn State has had a ton of negative attention, and the 2 campus system concerns me. Didn't they almost close Carlisle?
I want to know what TLS users think about this school, particularly in terms of its stability.
Please also comment and explain your opinion.
Thanks!
EDIT: I intend for this thread to rather broad so that anyone seeking advice regarding Penn State may benefit.
Personally, I want a job working for the government in criminal law, and I wouldn't mind being stuck in PA.
Is Penn State a good idea? Forum
- JazzieShizzle
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Is Penn State a good idea?
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Re: Is Penn State a good idea?
It's a good idea if you can go for free and don't have big law aspirations. You don't have to worry about stability at UP, but Carlisle might be a concern if they continue to enroll only 30 incoming students there every year. All their scholarships come with a 3.0 stip to the best of my knowledge, and if you lose the scholly, you're looking at $40k per year in tuition, which is most definitely not worth it.
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Re: Is Penn State a good idea?
It depends. Do you want an outside shot of being a lawyer in PA and almost no chance at a full time legal job anywhere else? If so, go for free.
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Re: Is Penn State a good idea?
This would be my concern. I would hate to go to law school and not have a good shot at any kind of legal job.Sacred Cow wrote:It depends. Do you want an outside shot of being a lawyer in PA and almost no chance at a full time legal job anywhere else? If so, go for free.
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Re: Is Penn State a good idea?
Sacred Cow wrote:It depends. Do you want an outside shot of being a lawyer in PA and almost no chance at a full time legal job anywhere else? If so, go for free.
Good advice. Not many scenarios where going would be a good idea. Consider providing more details: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 1&t=206299
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