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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by NayBoer » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:20 pm

What exactly does an international indigenous communities human rights lawyer do?

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by cLams » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:20 pm

D. H2Oman wrote:
cLams wrote: What if retake isn't an option?

How many times have you taken the test?
Once

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Post by Illinifan05 » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:21 pm

Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!

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Post by D. H2Oman » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:21 pm

cLams wrote:
D. H2Oman wrote:
cLams wrote: What if retake isn't an option?

How many times have you taken the test?
Once

ok then so your last question does not appear to apply to you.

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Post by Joan Hollaway » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:21 pm

Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!
100% chicago

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by D. H2Oman » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:22 pm

Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!

Chicago you idiot

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Post by Lieut Kaffee » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:22 pm

Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!
Everyone will say Chicago. But, after having visited NU last week, I can say that I might have this choice (if WL-in at Chi) and would probably choose NU.

I also noticed you didn't say anything about clerkships or academia, further making NU a reasonable option.
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Post by IAFG » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:22 pm

i am a little disappointed you guys are signing off on so many people actually attending T1s and T2s. TINTCR.

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Post by cLams » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:23 pm

D. H2Oman wrote:
cLams wrote:
D. H2Oman wrote:
cLams wrote: What if retake isn't an option?

How many times have you taken the test?
Once

ok then so your last question does not appear to apply to you.
Point taken. :oops:

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D. H2Oman wrote:
Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!

Chicago you idiot

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Post by Nom Sawyer » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:23 pm

Joan Hollaway wrote:
Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!
[strike]100%[/strike] 110% chicago

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Post by Nom Sawyer » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:24 pm

D. H2Oman wrote:
cLams wrote:
D. H2Oman wrote:
cLams wrote: What if retake isn't an option?

How many times have you taken the test?
Once

ok then so your last question does not appear to apply to you.
hahaha... very true

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by 98234872348 » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:24 pm

D. H2Oman wrote:
Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!

Chicago you idiot
Dude, seriously, this isn't even a choice.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by IAFG » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:24 pm

Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!
NU JD/MBA

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by Lieut Kaffee » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:25 pm

Wolverhoo wrote:UVA 60k
Mich 45k

I like NY and DC but would be fine with Chicago
One half of my family in Ann Arbor (mother's side)
Other half of the family in DC (father in DC politics)
Fiancee' family from Ann Arbor (her father went to Mich Law)
Fiscally conservative (emphasis on fiscally)
I was much more impressed at the Mich ASW, yet UVA total cost is 30k less
Fiancee willing to relocate, but interested in public policy school... Mich has a top 10(ish) program while UVA's program is relatively new.

Interested in private practice, at least right now... at least for a while.

This is tough because I feel like I have connections to both and good reason to attend either.
Mich is TCR. Your fiance won't have to move and her school program will be better. Your school will be slightly more prestigious, and you liked Mich better at ASW.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by IAFG » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:25 pm

Wolverhoo wrote:UVA 60k
Mich 45k

I like NY and DC but would be fine with Chicago
One half of my family in Ann Arbor (mother's side)
Other half of the family in DC (father in DC politics)
Fiancee' family from Ann Arbor (her father went to Mich Law)
Fiscally conservative (emphasis on fiscally)
I was much more impressed at the Mich ASW, yet UVA total cost is 30k less
Fiancee willing to relocate, but interested in public policy school... Mich has a top 10(ish) program while UVA's program is relatively new.

Interested in private practice, at least right now... at least for a while.

This is tough because I feel like I have connections to both and good reason to attend either.
happy wife, happy life. mich it is.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by Core » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:26 pm

Michigan - 45k
Penn - 78k
Berkeley - 48k

Want to do PI in NYC. Interested in doing a biglaw stint for a year or two. Also willing and interested in working in D.C.

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Post by D. H2Oman » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:26 pm

I vote Michigan as well, majority rules.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by NayBoer » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:26 pm

LieutKaffee wrote:
Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!
Everyone will say Chicago. But, after having visited NU last week, I can say that I might have this choice (if WL-in at Chi) and would probably choose NU.
Yeah, after an awesome ASW I really want to find an excuse to say NU. But Chicago is just more nationally portable, more clerking/academic opportunities, and firms will go deeper into the class. That's probably worth being stuck in Hyde Park for 3 years.

Contra, I met a HYP grad at ASW who got into UChi but was only considering NU.

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Post by nymets123 » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:26 pm

Fordham PT at sticker (210kish)

Rutgers Newark instate plus 10 grand scholly a year (comes out to 90kish total)

??????

not interested in midlaw. Big law for a few years and then govt work is what i want ideally.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by Nom Sawyer » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:26 pm

Core wrote:Michigan - 45k
Penn - 78k
Berkeley - 48k

Want to do PI in NYC. Interested in doing a biglaw stint for a year or two. Also willing and interested in working in D.C.
Penn... good school+ half scholly

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IAFG wrote:
Illinifan05 wrote:Chicago- Sticker
NU- Sticker
Illinois- In state

Plan to work in Chicago post-graduation, either in public interest OR big law, not quite sure yet. Also come from business background, so not averse to going into industry in the future either. Help!!?!
NU JD/MBA
booth >> kellogg, at least for finance.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by 84Sunbird2000 » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:27 pm

W&M - 24k (of 32)
BU - 15k (of 39)
Emory - 24k (of 42)
W&L - 34k (of 38)
IUB -Full Ride

I'd prefer DC and would prefer not to work in NYC, though I have no strong ties anywhere. I liked W&M the most of all. I'm leaning PI/Gov't, but really....I don't know what I'll end up doing for sure.

Is picking W&M over all these slightly goofy?

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by Lieut Kaffee » Thu Apr 15, 2010 7:27 pm

Core wrote:Michigan - 45k
Penn - 78k
Berkeley - 48k

Want to do PI in NYC. Interested in doing a biglaw stint for a year or two. Also willing and interested in working in D.C.
With those numbers and that goal, I'm inclined to say "what happened to CLS and NYU?"

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