GULC or UIUC($$$$$)? Forum
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nwprspktive

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GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
Georgetown was a long shot, but I got in! UIUC is offering full tuition, so far Georgetown hasn't said anything about $$$$....headed for public interest....HELP! GULC full price or UIUC for free?
- FuManChusco

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Re: GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
If you want to work in illinois, the probably illinois. If not, the probably GULC.
- Hannibal

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Re: GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
This, unless you aren't too sure about your desire for PI, then I'd recommend UIUC regardless if you don't mind staying in the midwest.FuManChusco wrote:If you want to work in illinois, the probably illinois. If not, the probably GULC.
- tea_drinker

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Re: GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
If PI jobs that you are referring to are prestigious govt. positions, go to G-town, gun hard to give yourself a chance.
If PI jobs that you are referring to are typical non-profit, go to UIUC, graduate debt-free to give your future self a life.
If PI jobs that you are referring to are typical non-profit, go to UIUC, graduate debt-free to give your future self a life.
- Law Sauce

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Re: GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
You may still get money at GULC. but Illinois is a great option regardless
- ktg808

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Re: GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
+1Veyron wrote:One word, LRAP.
I believe the Gtown LRAP covers PI salaries up to 75k
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cornellbeez

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Re: GULC or UIUC($$$$$)?
The hard part is getting a full-time PI job post-graduation. The DC market is extremely competitive, so Georgetown will not give you much of a leg up there.ktg808 wrote:+1Veyron wrote:One word, LRAP.
I believe the Gtown LRAP covers PI salaries up to 75k
Tough one, but I vote UIUC since you have a full-ride and are interested in PI. From what I have heard, PI hiring is focused more on extracurriculars/work experience, rather than school and grades.