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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

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Post by FreddyBigShot » Sat Apr 17, 2010 7:00 pm

UC Davis or UMN?

-Cost is the same.

-I'd prefer to live in CA, but I wouldn't mind living in the Twin Cities at all.

-Job prospects are my biggest concern.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by 98234872348 » Sat Apr 17, 2010 7:01 pm

violinst wrote:
mistergoft wrote:
santa wrote:Tried this as its own thread, but really no one cares: University of Texas with 7,000 a year scholarship plus in-state tuition vs. full ride at Temple. No interest in practicing in Texas or anywhere in the South; Philadelphia seems nice, but I don't necessarily want to get trapped there. Interested in government work.
How are there no other schools involved in this decision is my primary question.

Texas is the clear and undeniable answer to your question, though.
Is Temple that far off?
In terms of hiring for PA, Temple and Texas probably put you on the same grounds; anywhere else in the country, Temple is not even close.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by FreddyBigShot » Sat Apr 17, 2010 7:03 pm

Nightrunner wrote:
FreddyBigShot wrote:UC Davis or UMN?

-Cost is the same.

-I'd prefer to live in CA, but I wouldn't mind living in the Twin Cities at all.

-Job prospects are my biggest concern.
what kind of job?
ANY kind of decent paying, non-temp, non-doc reviewing job.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by holydonkey » Sat Apr 17, 2010 7:57 pm

For someone interested in working in big Alaska law -

Vanderbilt, USC, or WUSTL?

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by Lieut Kaffee » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:01 pm

holydonkey wrote:For someone interested in working in big Alaska law -

Vanderbilt, USC, or WUSTL?
Your avatar kind of gives you away.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by violinst » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:03 pm

LieutKaffee wrote:
holydonkey wrote:For someone interested in working in big Alaska law -

Vanderbilt, USC, or WUSTL?
Your avatar kind of gives you away.
I was wondering the same thing.

Or, is that person too shy to post?

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by night06 » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:04 pm

violinst wrote:
Joan Hollaway wrote:
Nightrunner wrote:In my opinion, Michigan is a better school. There are some things for which I would choose Cornell over Michigan, and NY BigLaw is one of them. Others will tell you to go to the best school, and there isn't anything wrong with that choice, but personally, I would take the scholarship at Cornell.
playing devils advocate here and i might be totally wrong but heres some food for thought. most cornell student self select into ny big law while michigan students self select into a more diverse group of regions (nyc being first but chicago is a close second). following that logic, michigan students face less competition from their classmates for nyc big law jobs, so OP (and i for that matter :wink: ) has a better chance of getting NYC biglaw from Mich.
This is a valid advice. But I also have to say that I felt right at home during the ASW at Cornell because we, the students, the faculty, and the career service people, all seemed to share the same goal. It may work to my advantage because the entire school is better geared towards BigLaw in NY, like a well-oiled machine. At Michigan, I actually felt a bit ashamed that I didn't have a loftier goal.
As someone who's considering Cornell, but has zero interest in NY Biglaw, that actually sounds terribly depressing. :|

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by holydonkey » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:05 pm

LieutKaffee wrote:
holydonkey wrote:For someone interested in working in big Alaska law -

Vanderbilt, USC, or WUSTL?
Your avatar kind of gives you away.
This is a hypothetical. No one actually wants to work in Alaska.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by violinst » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:06 pm

night06 wrote:
violinst wrote:
Joan Hollaway wrote:
Nightrunner wrote:In my opinion, Michigan is a better school. There are some things for which I would choose Cornell over Michigan, and NY BigLaw is one of them. Others will tell you to go to the best school, and there isn't anything wrong with that choice, but personally, I would take the scholarship at Cornell.
playing devils advocate here and i might be totally wrong but heres some food for thought. most cornell student self select into ny big law while michigan students self select into a more diverse group of regions (nyc being first but chicago is a close second). following that logic, michigan students face less competition from their classmates for nyc big law jobs, so OP (and i for that matter :wink: ) has a better chance of getting NYC biglaw from Mich.
This is a valid advice. But I also have to say that I felt right at home during the ASW at Cornell because we, the students, the faculty, and the career service people, all seemed to share the same goal. It may work to my advantage because the entire school is better geared towards BigLaw in NY, like a well-oiled machine. At Michigan, I actually felt a bit ashamed that I didn't have a loftier goal.
As someone who's considering Cornell, but has zero interest in NY Biglaw, that actually sounds terribly depressing. :|
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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by D-hops » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:57 pm

holydonkey wrote:
LieutKaffee wrote:
holydonkey wrote:For someone interested in working in big Alaska law -

Vanderbilt, USC, or WUSTL?
Your avatar kind of gives you away.
This is a hypothetical. No one actually wants to work in Alaska.
Take it back!

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Post by Joan Samuel Marat » Sat Apr 17, 2010 8:58 pm

D-hops wrote:
holydonkey wrote:
LieutKaffee wrote:
holydonkey wrote:For someone interested in working in big Alaska law -

Vanderbilt, USC, or WUSTL?
Your avatar kind of gives you away.
This is a hypothetical. No one actually wants to work in Alaska.
Take it back!

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by IAFG » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:08 pm

Wow what an offensive thing to say.

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Post by Joan Samuel Marat » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:10 pm

IAFG wrote:Wow what an offensive thing to say.
Sorry, did no intent to offend the ladies, but I reserve a special place in my heart for the bitch Palin.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by D-hops » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:10 pm

IAFG wrote:Wow what an offensive thing to say.
+1. And coming from IAFG, that's saying something.

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Post by 09042014 » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:12 pm

D-hops wrote:
IAFG wrote:Wow what an offensive thing to say.
+1. And coming from IAFG, that's saying something.
She's just pissed about misuse of big breasts.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by Joan Samuel Marat » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:12 pm

D-hops wrote:
IAFG wrote:Wow what an offensive thing to say.
+1. And coming from IAFG, that's saying something.
Again, I'm sorry, it is just this beast is especially repulsive. I cannot control my visceral hate for that dumb piece of crap, son of a shit Palin.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by 98234872348 » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:16 pm

I'm glad JMS is back, this is entertaining.

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Post by Helmholtz » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:21 pm

mistergoft wrote:I'm glad JMS is back, this is entertaining.
banned

And I don't think JMS ever left, it just creates new alts: Herb Wacthell, LePingoSantaMarinero, Boba Fett, Celibidache, Renaixença, etc.

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Helmholtz wrote:
mistergoft wrote:I'm glad JMS is back, this is entertaining.
banned

And I don't think JMS ever left, it just creates new alts: Herb Wacthell, LePingoSantaMarinero, Boba Fett, Celibidache, Renaixença, etc.
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Post by 98234872348 » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:34 pm

Helmholtz wrote:banned
But... But...

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Post by violinst » Sat Apr 17, 2010 10:03 pm

Helmholtz wrote:
mistergoft wrote:I'm glad JMS is back, this is entertaining.
banned

And I don't think JMS ever left, it just creates new alts: Herb Wacthell, LePingoSantaMarinero, Boba Fett, Celibidache, Renaixença, etc.
He wasted such a noble last name.

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by FreddyBigShot » Sat Apr 17, 2010 10:22 pm

FreddyBigShot wrote:
Nightrunner wrote:
FreddyBigShot wrote:UC Davis or UMN?

-Cost is the same.

-I'd prefer to live in CA, but I wouldn't mind living in the Twin Cities at all.

-Job prospects are my biggest concern.
what kind of job?
ANY kind of decent paying, non-temp, non-doc reviewing job.
Anyone?

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Re: BP decides where you go to law school

Post by violinst » Sat Apr 17, 2010 10:36 pm

FreddyBigShot wrote:
FreddyBigShot wrote:
Nightrunner wrote:
FreddyBigShot wrote:UC Davis or UMN?

-Cost is the same.

-I'd prefer to live in CA, but I wouldn't mind living in the Twin Cities at all.

-Job prospects are my biggest concern.
what kind of job?
ANY kind of decent paying, non-temp, non-doc reviewing job.
Anyone?
UMN. UC Davis will only work in CA, but then you have to compete with all the other big timers. UMN is more national and MAY work well in the Midwest.

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