Case or Pitt Forum
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green22

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Case or Pitt
I'm interested in international humanitarian law, which school should I choose, Pitt or Case?
After graduation, I definitely wouldn't want to live in Cleveland, but I wouldn't mind living in Pittsburgh. But I do want to go to the school that will give me the best opportunities and help me out.
After graduation, I definitely wouldn't want to live in Cleveland, but I wouldn't mind living in Pittsburgh. But I do want to go to the school that will give me the best opportunities and help me out.
- acash09

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Re: Case or Pitt
That sums up the reasoning behind my vote. Go to Pitt.green22 wrote:I definitely wouldn't want to live in Cleveland
- Aberzombie1892

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Re: Case or Pitt
Case will give you more out of state portability (only ~40% stay in the midwest).green22 wrote:I'm interested in international humanitarian law, which school should I choose, Pitt or Case?
After graduation, I definitely wouldn't want to live in Cleveland, but I wouldn't mind living in Pittsburgh. But I do want to go to the school that will give me the best opportunities and help me out.
But its cost is jaw-droppingly high without a scholarship. Therefore, I would go with pit.
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Case2L

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Re: Case or Pitt
Don't take this the wrong way, but international law, like Santa, Jesus, and the unicorn, is a myth. No one should base their decision on wanting to practice international law. Case will place better on the east coast, particularly in DC, but if you don't make top 25%, you may be stuck in Ohio. For me, that's not a bad thing because I love Cleveland, but obviously that is not an option for you. I would say Pitt is your safest bet.
- Nicholasnickynic

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Re: Case or Pitt
+1Case2L wrote:Don't take this the wrong way, but international law, like Santa, Jesus, and the unicorn, is a myth. No one should base their decision on wanting to practice international law. Case will place better on the east coast, particularly in DC, but if you don't make top 25%, you may be stuck in Ohio. For me, that's not a bad thing because I love Cleveland, but obviously that is not an option for you. I would say Pitt is your safest bet.
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Colton

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Re: Case or Pitt
This was the decision I had to make last year, I chose Pitt. I'm glad I did.
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pkgugu321

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Re: Case or Pitt
oooo my dilemma also!!! but i think i'm choosing Pittsburgh because I like the city more and it's cheaper for me!!!