Hofstra/Miami/Drexel/NYLS Forum
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wheredoigo

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Hofstra/Miami/Drexel/NYLS
I've been accepted to Hofstra with a $15,000 scholarship, New York Law School with a $15,000 scholarship, and Drexel with a $10,000 scholarship. Additionally, I've been accepted to the University of Miami but with no money. I got wait-listed at Penn State, St. John's and Rutgers-Newark. Hypothetically, if I were to later get rejected from all the schools I'm wait-listed at, which of the remainders would be the best choice??
- Columbia Law

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Re: Hofstra/Miami/Drexel/NYLS
Did you ever reconsidered taking the LSAT in order to have some better options? It's worth it sometimes to take a year off.
Just a guess: 3.3/156 ish?
Just a guess: 3.3/156 ish?
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wheredoigo

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Re: Hofstra/Miami/Drexel/NYLS
actually 3.2/160 but I applied really late. I don't really want to take a year off, especially when I've gotten into some alright schools.
- SteelReserve

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Re: Hofstra/Miami/Drexel/NYLS
If you don't want to take the year off, that's fine, but these are not 'alright' schools...they are plain awful in terms of cost-to-job-prospects (and reputation among lawyers, at least as far as the nyc/philly area goes). By contrast, Rutgers is an 'alright' and you might know the Miami area better than I, but I can tell you nyls/hofstra/drexel are laughed at. Have you even talked to any recent grads/2Ls/3Ls from those schools? Neither is a better choice than the other as they are terrible so just pick which area you'd like to build your life in.especially when I've gotten into some alright schools.
- eagles86

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Re: Hofstra/Miami/Drexel/NYLS
I'm likely going to Miami and I know it places better than most non T14 tier 1s within South Florida. Hofstra is low on the food chain in a saturated market and NYLS is even lower.