Seton Hall or Brooklyn Law? Forum

[ymmv]

Would you rather walk the trail of tears or take the train to auschwitz?

This analogy is way too optimistic. Lots of people survived the trail of tears.

[guano]

Would you rather walk the trail of tears or take the train to auschwitz?

This analogy is way too optimistic. Lots of people survived the trail of tears.

Don't be a complete dick. Even if well over half of students at both schools wind up unemployed, about 10% get real jobs (through family connections)

[jingosaur]

Relevant

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?tit ... =306244902

[should-i-do-it]

don't do it bro, retake and go to fordham, i was gonna start law school two years ago but didn't go, now im retaking, best decision ever

[03152016]

it's interesting
in prisons sometimes solitary is called SHU, or segregated housing unit
which is very fitting, since seton hall keeps its grads segregated from gainful employment

[03152016]

don't do it bro, retake and go to fordham, i was gonna start law school two years ago but didn't go, now im retaking, best decision ever

[should-i-do-it]

don't do it bro, retake, i was gonna start law school two years ago but didn't go, now im retaking, best decision ever

fixed

[Informative]

unequivocally neither

Retake/reapply or don't go

This.

[McAvoy]

Would you rather walk the trail of tears or take the train to auschwitz?

This analogy is way too optimistic. Lots of people survived the trail of tears.

[withoutapaddle]

Think about it like this:

Every $10,000 in debt = Around $100 repayment for roughly ten years (Without interest).

170K in debt
Monthly Loan Payment: $1,956.37
Number of Payments: 120

According to LST, Seton placed 9.1% in big law, and Brooklyn placed 11%. You'd have better odds placing the 170K on red/black in Vegas and winning than getting into big law from Seton or Brooklyn.

You couldn't make that payment and live on your own for less than 100K a year.


100K take home after taxes = $67,264.27-23,476.44 (Yearly repayment)=43,787.83
Add in big city rent, and other bills to get what you'd have left over.