Can't Decide... Forum

[jayman6]

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[J. Cheever Loophole]

Denver. 25k is significant (per year, right?) and as long as you want to stay regional, you should be fine finding a job. Although, if you want more options, you might want to send a LOCI to Illinois.

[jayman6]

Denver. 25k is significant (per year, right?) and as long as you want to stay regional, you should be fine finding a job. Although, if you want more options, you might want to send a LOCI to Illinois.

I thought about sending a LOCI to Illinois, but I'm not sure if I could swallow it at sticker. Is it really worth it at sticker?

[holdencaulfield]

If you choose Denver, try to get the stipulation removed. Juz sayin...

[HeavenWood]

I'm not sure if I should wait around on Iowa as I don't think they'll give me much if anything. Right now I'm leaning Denver. There really isn't a particular area I'd like to live in, I'd be happy at pretty much any of the schools I've been admitted to.

I can't speak for Denver, Nebraska, or Hamline, but I can tell you that contrary to most people's expectations, Penn State has weak placement in most of PA, its sphere of influence restricted to the Harrisburg/York/Lancaster corridor. Without ties, don't expect Philly or Pittsburgh with a Dickinson degree.

[mpj_3050]

I have Nebraska at 8k a year, top half stipulation, so maybe you could get the stipulation reduced to that.

[buckilaw]

Choose the market you would like to work in, I'd go with denver, and try to get the scholly stipulation reduced/removed. Or, if you think you could do markedly better on the LSAT retake and apply next cycle.