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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
UCLA
Proven top 20 rep and I would imagine much better firm chances (even if seeking mid-size firm) than U. Irvine. But if you are really debt adverse or have some connection to UC Irvine then that's prob a good option. I imagine really it is prob. a toss up, but if I were you I think I'd go UCLA. What other factors play into your decision?
Proven top 20 rep and I would imagine much better firm chances (even if seeking mid-size firm) than U. Irvine. But if you are really debt adverse or have some connection to UC Irvine then that's prob a good option. I imagine really it is prob. a toss up, but if I were you I think I'd go UCLA. What other factors play into your decision?
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
no boalt with your numbers?
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Irvine, I'd say. They're going to work really hard to get their first few classes jobs, and it's not like there isn't an alumni network. Plenty of lawyers in Southern California went to UG at Irvine. Free school yo.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
UCLA in a heartbeat. Is Irvine even accredited? Why not just take the full ride at People's College of Law?
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
lolMrAnon wrote:UCLA in a heartbeat. Is Irvine even accredited? Why not just take the full ride at People's College of Law?
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Acting like Irvine won't be accredited, and top 50, is stupid. Because you might be stupid, I should state further that I'm calling your post stupid.MrAnon wrote:UCLA in a heartbeat. Is Irvine even accredited? Why not just take the full ride at People's College of Law?
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
with your numbers, i wouldn't go to either of those schools. UCLA is too expensive, Irvine is a nice little project. but with your numbers you should be looking at better options
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
I was surprised no USC mention, honestly. You would think an acceptance to UCLA would indicate one at USC. Haven't dealt with them, but if the law schools are anything like the undergrads then you would think USC would go 20K.twert wrote:with your numbers, i wouldn't go to either of those schools. UCLA is too expensive, Irvine is a nice little project. but with your numbers you should be looking at better options
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Wow, yeah just looked at your numbers. Wondering if those are accurate though if these are the options you're looking at so far. I would definitely forget UCLA and Irvine and take a T6 admit (or at least Boalt) if those are your numbers. Nothing is guaranteed, but 174/ 3.7 should be a lock for T6, and could even put YHS in range depending on your softs.twert wrote:with your numbers, i wouldn't go to either of those schools. UCLA is too expensive, Irvine is a nice little project. but with your numbers you should be looking at better options
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
If the numbers in your profile are real, you would be an idiot to go to either.LiveFreeOrLaw wrote:Don't want big law, but do want a decent job in a midsized firm. Not sure what kind of law yet.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Kicked me to the curb after 4 months of deliberation.fatduck wrote:no boalt with your numbers?
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
(Numbers fudged a tad bit upward for anonymity) I want to stay in so cal.d34dluk3 wrote:If the numbers in your profile are real, you would be an idiot to go to either.LiveFreeOrLaw wrote:Don't want big law, but do want a decent job in a midsized firm. Not sure what kind of law yet.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
UCLA, not even a question. Try and leverage for more $$ using your full-ride, though.
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Like for school or for your career? I guess UCLA is probably almost as good as Chicago (which you could get) in SoCal. No Boalt?LiveFreeOrLaw wrote:I want to stay in so cal.d34dluk3 wrote:If the numbers in your profile are real, you would be an idiot to go to either.LiveFreeOrLaw wrote:Don't want big law, but do want a decent job in a midsized firm. Not sure what kind of law yet.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Fark-o-vision wrote:I was surprised no USC mention, honestly. You would think an acceptance to UCLA would indicate one at USC. Haven't dealt with them, but if the law schools are anything like the undergrads then you would think USC would go 20K.twert wrote:with your numbers, i wouldn't go to either of those schools. UCLA is too expensive, Irvine is a nice little project. but with your numbers you should be looking at better options
d34dluk3 wrote:Like for school or for your career? I guess UCLA is probably almost as good as Chicago (which you could get) in SoCal. No Boalt?
I've never been too fond of USC.
Although not desired out of So cal - Rejected at Boalt. pending at Stanford. Did not apply out of state because I cannot attend out of state. (personal/family reasons)
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Army2Law wrote:UCLA, not even a question. Try and leverage for more $$ using your full-ride, though.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
with your numbers i think you really need to shoot for a top 6 familyLiveFreeOrLaw wrote: Did not apply out of state because I cannot attend out of state. (personal/family reasons)
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
You read my quote and still came to that conclusion eh?smittytron3k wrote:with your numbers i think you really need to shoot for a top 6 familyLiveFreeOrLaw wrote: Did not apply out of state because I cannot attend out of state. (personal/family reasons)
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Why would you even consider what you think is a sinking ship I wonder? Best of luck wherever you choose. You should visit both schools if you haven't already, but I know I would not choose to attend a school I thought was a sinking ship if it were my decision to make. If your comment on the UCI forum reflects your belief about the school then it is silly to even pose the question.LiveFreeOrLaw wrote:You read my quote and still came to that conclusion eh?smittytron3k wrote:with your numbers i think you really need to shoot for a top 6 familyLiveFreeOrLaw wrote: Did not apply out of state because I cannot attend out of state. (personal/family reasons)
Well this thread was a giant waste of time
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Sorry I hurt your feelingsuci2013 wrote:Why would you even consider what you think is a sinking ship I wonder? Best of luck wherever you choose. You should visit both schools if you haven't already, but I know I would not choose to attend a school I thought was a sinking ship if it were my decision to make. If your comment on the UCI forum reflects your belief about the school then it is silly to even pose the question.LiveFreeOrLaw wrote:You read my quote and still came to that conclusion eh?smittytron3k wrote:with your numbers i think you really need to shoot for a top 6 familyLiveFreeOrLaw wrote: Did not apply out of state because I cannot attend out of state. (personal/family reasons)
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
Where is the evidence that Irvine's accreditation is a given? There is none, aside from statements by the school that it is almost surely forthcoming. It could be the #1 school in the nation tomorrow, but it still won't be accredited.Acting like Irvine won't be accredited, and top 50, is stupid. Because you might be stupid, I should state further that I'm calling your post stupid.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
I'm UCI 1L with full ride and I'm very happy with my decision. Feel free to ask any Q, although I'm obviously biased.
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Re: Full Ride at Irvine vs 10k UCLA
How is it that your personal/family reasons allow you to go to school in NorCal but not in Chicago or NYC? Chicago is like a 3 hour flight from LA. NYC is a 5 hour flight. The Bay Area is a 6-7 hour drive.LiveFreeOrLaw wrote: Although not desired out of So cal - Rejected at Boalt. pending at Stanford. Did not apply out of state because I cannot attend out of state. (personal/family reasons)
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