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I see a lot of these threads going up and I wanted to generalize a bit. Many of you will undoubtedly object to the underlying premise of this thread and seek distinctions between and among MVPDN. I get it; there is not perfect parity within the T10.

That aside, there is greater similarity between and among the T10s than there is between and among the T10 and the T6.

So: for the general candidate, someone wishing to keep open the possibility of clerking and biglaw (and to a lesser extent academia), how much money would it take for you personally to pass up T6?

Full-ride at M > CC at sticker for me. That's it though

I'd take a 1/2 ride at MVPDN over Columbia (YHS would take a full ride, maybe 3/4), but it'd only take 45k to beat out Chicago or NYU.

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Sauer Grapes wrote:Anti-Berkeley trolling.

Always

sorry1!1. Forgot B. B included.

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Sauer Grapes wrote:

miamiman wrote:sorry1!1. Forgot B. B included.

In which group?

T10, obviously

I couldn't fathom choosing duke, but... half-ride for most, maybe a bit less for uva

2/3 say 60k or greater

I think you should maybe distinguish between T6 and T3.

I would go to HYS despite a full ride at any other T10. However, I'm strongly considering Mich over Chi, NYU, anc Boalt because its placement seems the most flexible, even though I've gotten the same scholly offer from Chi and Mich.

So I would say CCN v T10, not T6 v T10.

roxj wrote:I think you should maybe distinguish between T6 and T3.

I would go to HYS despite a full ride at any other T10. However, I'm strongly considering Mich over Chi, NYU, anc Boalt because its placement seems the most flexible, even though I've gotten the same scholly offer from Chi and Mich.

So I would say CCN v T10, not T6 v T10.

B=t10

Doesn't it stand to reason that t6 == ccn? Otherwise id say t3? But, I guess. Also my poll says ccn.