Suffolk vs. Penn St/Nova

[Ghenghis Khan]

Suffolk - Full ride
Penn St - 15 K a year
Villanova - Haven't heard any scholly info but doubt anything

I would like to stay in the northeast and primarily boston area. Any input is greatly appreciated

[KMaine]

It would help to know a little about your goals. Suffolk is certainly the "safe" option, although you will run into some amount of debt with COL in Boston. I hear that Sufflolk is "well respected" in the Boston area, but it has a HUGE class, and there are not that many jobs, since t-14, BU, BC, Northeastern, etc. place ahead of Suffolk for high paying positions. Let us know about your goals so we can give you some better advice.

[Ghenghis Khan]

I'm not really interested in 'big law' or anything like that, not like i'd have a shot anyways. I'm more interested in governmet work or immigration law or something along those lines...not sure if that narrows it down at all or provides some more help

[rebexness]

[imbored25]

for boston: suffolk
for penn: did you apply to temple?

[Ghenghis Khan]

The stipulations for the suffolk scholly is to maintain a 3.0 gpa. And unfortunately I didn't apply to temple, kind of regret it now.

[bjoscott]

The stipulations for the suffolk scholly is to maintain a 3.0 gpa. And unfortunately I didn't apply to temple, kind of regret it now.

And just so you know, Suffolk uses a 3.0 curve. So your scholarship basically translates into a top 50% scholarship.