manhattan da-fordham or cardozo Forum
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sampras13

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manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
Which school will give me the best chance to become an ada in manhattan?
- apollo13

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
Neither. Go to Brooklyn.
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sampras13

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
why brooklyn?
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Aggiegrad2011

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
Pretty sure they were trolling and the underlying message is you have a bad shot from any of those schools.sampras13 wrote:why brooklyn?
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sampras13

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
thanks for heads up.
- chihuahua12

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
This is not productive.apollo13 wrote:Neither. Go to Brooklyn.
- Nogameisfair

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
My gut says Fordham. I have a friend who's in the office. He was Fordham and around top 30%. He said that there are lots of T14 grads but also some Fordham. Manhattan is known as the best office in the country and you should expect pretty stiff competition to get in there; prestige is important, i.e. I wouldn't count on getting into the office from either school.sampras13 wrote:Which school will give me the best chance to become an ada in manhattan?
My impression is that Kings and Bronx Counties are pretty decent offices that are less competitive (they tend to do more the street crime).
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sampras13

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
When I was on a tour a few days ago, one of the students there (I heard he's a 'top' student) said he had an internship with the us attorney's office. Is that easier than the manhattan da?
- Nogameisfair

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Re: manhattan da-fordham or cardozo
No. much more difficult to get. No USAO in the area hires straight out of law school. An internship will not lead to an offer.sampras13 wrote:When I was on a tour a few days ago, one of the students there (I heard he's a 'top' student) said he had an internship with the us attorney's office. Is that easier than the manhattan da?