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Just guessing but I would think the latter would be easier. While bc/gw etc may ne regional schools, you don't have as many big name schools in ohio turning out grads for you to compete with. In the former scenario on the other. Hand, you will be graduating from ohio state and trying to compete with national and regional school grads for a position in already difficult markets.ivyhopeful56 wrote:Which is easier in your opinions- Going to DC market (Home Market) or NY market from Ohio St., Going to Ohio/Pitt market (SO has ties plus my undergrad) from GW, fordham, or BC?
Money is not a factor really and I am not sure where I really want to work and I want to have the best options to move if I decide one of these markets....I know these schools are regional really, but still wondering
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This. Definitely.Capitol A wrote:Just guessing but I would think the latter would be easier. While bc/gw etc may ne regional schools, you don't have as many big name schools in ohio turning out grads for you to compete with. In the former scenario on the other. Hand, you will be graduating from ohio state and trying to compete with national and regional school grads for a position in already difficult markets.ivyhopeful56 wrote:Which is easier in your opinions- Going to DC market (Home Market) or NY market from Ohio St., Going to Ohio/Pitt market (SO has ties plus my undergrad) from GW, fordham, or BC?
Money is not a factor really and I am not sure where I really want to work and I want to have the best options to move if I decide one of these markets....I know these schools are regional really, but still wondering
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ND would probably be stronger in the Ohio, etc. market. However, it would be weaker on the East Coast. The advantage ND has is it has a very loyal alumni base. That said, it probably won't help you out very much out.ivyhopeful56 wrote:What about ND in those markets, would you think it would have an advantage over those schools, or even about the same?
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It is difficult to get DC even from East Coast T30s. I would avoid OSU if you want a realistic shot at that market. Keep in mind that there are tons more grads trying to go from OH/PA ---> NYC/DC than vice versa. Also:ivyhopeful56 wrote:Which is easier in your opinions- Going to DC market (Home Market) or NY market from Ohio St., Going to Ohio/Pitt market (SO has ties plus my undergrad) from GW, fordham, or BC?
Ohio 56%
Illinois 8%
New York 5%
Washington, D.C. 5%
http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/careerservices ... ss2009.php
Placement from BC/BU/Fordham ---> Midwest (non-Chi) is probably more like 1-2% due to self-selection and sheer market size.
Basically this. ND is just an all-around stronger school.birdlaw117 wrote:ND would probably be stronger in the Ohio, etc. market. However, it would be weaker on the East Coast. The advantage ND has is it has a very loyal alumni base. That said, it probably won't help you out very much out.ivyhopeful56 wrote:What about ND in those markets, would you think it would have an advantage over those schools, or even about the same?
--Is it better than OSU for DC? Doubt it matters.
--NYC? Probably.
--Midwest? Definitely.
You should go there over OSU anyways unless money is a factor.
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