I'm stuck between these two law schools and I'm wondering if anyone could give me a heads up on how they really compare (prestige, job placement, etc.)
Both gave me the same amount of money. I do think I want to end up in DC, or at least on the east coast. Pretty much I just want some opinions on which school will give me the most options about what I can do after I graduate.
[edit:] Would love some explanations! Also, I'm not adverse to living in the midwest.
GW vs Wash U Forum
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renee1693

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GW vs Wash U
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renee1693

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Re: GW vs Wash U
bump/ anyone want to explain their votes?
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Tomato Stevens

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Re: GW vs Wash U
Wash U: more national reach.renee1693 wrote:bump/ anyone want to explain their votes?
GW: for sho better for DC.
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Re: GW vs Wash U
GW was 20th last year- They were bumped down due to inclusion of the PT program, but their prestige here in DC is unquestionable. As a UG at GW, I would guess that the campus and city are WAY more conducive to study than St Louis... Either way your gonna get a great Education and east coast reach (except DC) will be similar. So if you want to practice elsewhere than the east coast pick WUSTL, but for the East coast I'd vote GW.
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renee1693

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Re: GW vs Wash U
Does Wash U really have national reach? I've been wondering about this, and some students were saying that especially now markets like DC and NYC were ignoring Wash U. But they were 1L and seemed quite negative.Tomato Stevens wrote:Wash U: more national reach.renee1693 wrote:bump/ anyone want to explain their votes?
GW: for sho better for DC.
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Re: GW vs Wash U
GW:renee1693 wrote:Does Wash U really have national reach? I've been wondering about this, and some students were saying that especially now markets like DC and NYC were ignoring Wash U. But they were 1L and seemed quite negative.Tomato Stevens wrote:Wash U: more national reach.renee1693 wrote:bump/ anyone want to explain their votes?
GW: for sho better for DC.
17% Middle Atlantic (NYC)
65% South Atlantic (DC)
WashU:
14% Middle Atlantic
17% South Atlantic
16.5% East North Central (CHI)
25.5% West North Central (STL)
So yeah, a little more geographic flexibility. But don't go to WUSTL if you can't end up in STL (sounds like you'd be okay with that).
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