Drexel Vs Rutgers Camden Forum

[ilovefishing]

So if they are both the same price, due to scholarships, which one would you pick and why?

Also, any guesses on salary coming out of these two schools?

I know some of you think they are both TTTs, so you guys can feel free to not flame me. But anyone with any constructive or helpful information or ideas, please help me decide

[DerrickRose]

RU-C isn't a TTT, but Drexel sure is.

[dakatz]

So if they are both the same price, due to scholarships, which one would you pick and why?

Also, any guesses on salary coming out of these two schools?

I know some of you think they are both TTTs, so you guys can feel free to not flame me. But anyone with any constructive or helpful information or ideas, please help me decide

I would absolutely go with Rutgers. RU-Camden is well-established, has a solid name, and has a surprisingly high level of clerkships (due to very close proximity to Trenton, as well as the fact that NJ has very few law schools). I don't particularly love Camden or Philly, but I would definitely go with Rutgers in this situation. Drexel is brand new and has very little reputation, so you can't work off the alumni base the way you can with Rutgers. There are plenty of Rutgers grads all over NJ and in the Philly area.

[keg411]

Biased, but RU-C >>>>>>>>> Drexel. Seriously, Rutgers is more established in Philly than Drexel and there are exactly ZERO other law schools in South Jersey. Rutgers may be a T2, but it's a solid, inexpensive state school that does fine in it's market and has an established, respected name.

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[Grizz]

Rutgers, because Drexel is expensive and pretty much unknown.

[Fef619]

yeaa, I'd say RU-C as well.

[apper123]

Rutgers for sure.