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Suppose you have equal 1L tuition expenses at Baylor, Houston, and SMU, which would you choose and why?

Houston if you want to work in Houston.

SMU if you want to work in Dallas.

Baylor if you're a masochist who enjoys being tortured.


Also, wrong forum.

kalvano wrote:Houston if you want to work in Houston.

SMU if you want to work in Dallas.

Baylor if you're a masochist who enjoys being tortured.


Also, wrong forum.

Thank you.

I heard Houston is a law school on the rise, that their numbers and tuition haven't caught up yet but they will. Told that they are passing SMU and going to Houston will allow you to work anywhere in Texas. Any truth to this at all?

theLSATnemesis wrote:I heard Houston is a law school on the rise, that their numbers and tuition haven't caught up yet but they will. Told that they are passing SMU and going to Houston will allow you to work anywhere in Texas. Any truth to this at all?

idk about this but i doubt it makes much difference, smu will still be favored in dallas, uh in houston, and ut across the state

theLSATnemesis wrote:I heard Houston is a law school on the rise, that their numbers and tuition haven't caught up yet but they will. Told that they are passing SMU and going to Houston will allow you to work anywhere in Texas. Any truth to this at all?

It's a good school but not THAT good. Tuition will rise substantially as well because of impending budget cuts.

theLSATnemesis wrote:I heard Houston is a law school on the rise, that their numbers and tuition haven't caught up yet but they will. Told that they are passing SMU and going to Houston will allow you to work anywhere in Texas. Any truth to this at all?

Untruth.

kalvano wrote:

theLSATnemesis wrote:I heard Houston is a law school on the rise, that their numbers and tuition haven't caught up yet but they will. Told that they are passing SMU and going to Houston will allow you to work anywhere in Texas. Any truth to this at all?

Untruth.

+1

kalvano wrote:Houston if you want to work in Houston.

SMU if you want to work in Dallas.

Baylor if you're a masochist who enjoys being tortured.

Credited, although for someone location neutral I'd go with SMU if the costs were the same since it's a little more prestigous and located in a nice part of Dallas. However, if someone had the background for IP or work experience in Oil and Gas that could tip the scales towards UH.