Practicing in the Philly area Forum
- manbearwig
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Practicing in the Philly area
I want to stay in the Philly area after I graduate. If I can't get into UPenn, should I just stick with Temple? Or is it better to go to a T30 outside the area? Right now I'm probably looking at W&M, BU, BC, and GW.
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Re: Practicing in the Philly area
Take a look at some of the attorney profiles from biglaw offices in Philly. Most either graduated from Penn, another T14, or top of their class at Temple/Villanova/Rutgers-Camden.
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Re: Practicing in the Philly area
Philly is pretty insular. If you know you want to stay there you may want to look into Temple/Nova/etc. Anecdotal, but my sister targeted Philly when doing OCI a couple years ago and got shut out (she attended UVA).
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Re: Practicing in the Philly area
Yea, I'd say those three would be the way to go.arundodonax wrote:Take a look at some of the attorney profiles from biglaw offices in Philly. Most either graduated from Penn, another T14, or top of their class at Temple/Villanova/Rutgers-Camden.
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Re: Practicing in the Philly area
Choices; Penn, Temple, Villanova, Rutgers, Drexel. In that order. PSU might also be a choice, but they ar likely to be last on the list. Temple has a great alumni network.
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Re: Practicing in the Philly area
How much to you want to stay in Philly?manbearwig wrote:I want to stay in the Philly area after I graduate. If I can't get into UPenn, should I just stick with Temple? Or is it better to go to a T30 outside the area? Right now I'm probably looking at W&M, BU, BC, and GW.
If you are flexible, go to GW (or BU)
If for some reason you absolutely 100% want to be in Philly, then go to Temple or Villanova.
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