WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$) Forum
- simontemplar
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WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
Any input would be much appreciated. Thank you so much.
-Texas is my target market coming out of law school.
-I have thoughts about working in Southern California or Colorado some day.
-Interests: Corporate/Real Estate/Oil and Gas
-Would like to do big law for several years after graduation
-I am one of those transactional law types...I never want to enter a courtroom if I can help it.
Any input would be much appreciated. Thank you so much.
-Texas is my target market coming out of law school.
-I have thoughts about working in Southern California or Colorado some day.
-Interests: Corporate/Real Estate/Oil and Gas
-Would like to do big law for several years after graduation
-I am one of those transactional law types...I never want to enter a courtroom if I can help it.
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
Seems like SMU hands down.
- kalvano
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
What's the actual cost difference? If it's minimal, no slight to WUSTL, but go to SMU. I don't think WUSTL has enough "name" to really make up for not being in the market you want to be in.
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
bk187 wrote:Seems like SMU hands down.
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
I'm from Dallas and know a LOT of people in biglaw in the city. I would take wustl for Dallas. Its reputation is very strong there and all of the attys I gave talked to about wustl think very highly of it.
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- mbusch22
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
This may be true, but most of the biglaw firms in Dallas are swarming with SMU alums. And the Dallas firms directly recruit SMU students.crit_racer wrote:I'm from Dallas and know a LOT of people in biglaw in the city. I would take wustl for Dallas. Its reputation is very strong there and all of the attys I gave talked to about wustl think very highly of it.
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
Yeah depends if u already have connections to dfw or not. If so I think wustl is better but if not u will need SMU to establish ties
- Blindmelon
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Re: WUSTL ($$) v. SMU ($$)
SMU is a strong regional school in the region he wants to work, WUSTL is a strong regional school where he doesn't want to work. Both place similarly in bigfirms. Seems like SMU is a no-brainer.crit_racer wrote:Yeah depends if u already have connections to dfw or not. If so I think wustl is better but if not u will need SMU to establish ties