Fordham (5k/yr), UIUC (20k/yr), or Seton Hall (Full Ride) Forum

[Selfridge]

Info:

I am a NJ resident who will live at home while attending Fordham or Seton Hall
I have general interests in intellectual property and public interest law
I have no specific regional preferences

I have very little UG debt but I am still debt averse and for this reason I am most hesitant about attending Fordham. UIUC is tempting although with COL (even though it is relatively low) I'm looking at a debt load of close to 100K. And Seton Hall for free is alluring although I am concerned about job prospects coming out.

What would you do in my situation? Thanks everyone for your input!

[adt231]

seton hall full tuition scholly seems to be the most tempting given your 0$ COL expenses. If you don't land a job when you graduate you still have a JD on your resume and didn't pay a dime to get it.

[09042014]

Info:

I am a NJ resident who will live at home while attending Fordham or Seton Hall
I have general interests in intellectual property and public interest law
I have no specific regional preferences

I have very little UG debt but I am still debt averse and for this reason I am most hesitant about attending Fordham. UIUC is tempting although with COL (even though it is relatively low) I'm looking at a debt load of close to 100K. And Seton Hall for free is alluring although I am concerned about job prospects coming out.

What would you do in my situation? Thanks everyone for your input!

If you are interested in IP, do you have the background to actually practice? An engineering or science degree?

What kind of stipulations are on that Steton hall scholarship.

[bigkahuna2020]

FWIW, Seton Hall has a pretty good name within the NJ patent community

[bigkahuna2020]

Info:

I am a NJ resident who will live at home while attending Fordham or Seton Hall
I have general interests in intellectual property and public interest law
I have no specific regional preferences

I have very little UG debt but I am still debt averse and for this reason I am most hesitant about attending Fordham. UIUC is tempting although with COL (even though it is relatively low) I'm looking at a debt load of close to 100K. And Seton Hall for free is alluring although I am concerned about job prospects coming out.

What would you do in my situation? Thanks everyone for your input!

If you are interested in IP, do you have the background to actually practice? An engineering or science degree?

What kind of stipulations are on that Steton hall scholarship.

Seton Hall's stips are usually top 50%, no gradations.

[CanadianWolf]

Seton Hall.

[09042014]

Steton Hall, but drop out if you lose your scholly.

[Verity]

Do you want to practice in NJ/NY? If so, I'd say Fordham has the best reputation, but not enough of one to forgo a full-ride. SHU Pirates, FTW.

[bigkahuna2020]

Steton Hall, but drop out if you lose your scholly.

Not to be a dick, but please don't take advice about NY/NJ law from someone who doesn't even know the name of one of your major choices.

[09042014]

Steton Hall, but drop out if you lose your scholly.

Not to be a dick, but please don't take advice about NY/NJ law from someone who doesn't even know the name of one of your major choices.

TBF if the school wasn't a pile of shit I'd get it's name right.

[bigkahuna2020]

Steton Hall, but drop out if you lose your scholly.

Not to be a dick, but please don't take advice about NY/NJ law from someone who doesn't even know the name of one of your major choices.

TBF if the school wasn't a pile of shit I'd get it's name right.

Ha I know many Seton Hall grads who make significantly more money than you probably ever will. It is in no way a piece of shit---it's overpriced, but the generous scholarships and fallback NJ clerkships certainly alleviate that.

You know nothing about Jersey or NYC, so you should see your way out.

For a forum that talks incessantly about how regional law schools are, there are a shitload of flyover country tards talking out of their ass about areas they know nothing about.

[09042014]

Steton Hall, but drop out if you lose your scholly.

Not to be a dick, but please don't take advice about NY/NJ law from someone who doesn't even know the name of one of your major choices.

TBF if the school wasn't a pile of shit I'd get it's name right.

Ha I know many Seton Hall grads who make significantly more money than you probably ever will. It is in no way a piece of shit---it's overpriced, but the generous scholarships and fallback NJ clerkships certainly alleviate that.

You know nothing about Jersey or NYC, so you should see your way out.

For a forum that talks incessantly about how regional law schools are, there are a shitload of flyover country tards talking out of their ass about areas they know nothing about.

What kind of retarded logic is this?

[apollo13]

ReTake

[Verity]

Steton Hall, but drop out if you lose your scholly.

Not to be a dick, but please don't take advice about NY/NJ law from someone who doesn't even know the name of one of your major choices.

TBF if the school wasn't a pile of shit I'd get it's name right.

Ha I know many Seton Hall grads who make significantly more money than you probably ever will. It is in no way a piece of shit---it's overpriced, but the generous scholarships and fallback NJ clerkships certainly alleviate that.

You know nothing about Jersey or NYC, so you should see your way out.

For a forum that talks incessantly about how regional law schools are, there are a shitload of flyover country tards talking out of their ass about areas they know nothing about.

But wait: he said it was a pile of shit.

[bigkahuna2020]

But wait: he said it was a pile of shit.

[bigkahuna2020]

What kind of retarded logic is this?

Do you know ANYTHING about NJ law firms?

[fatduck]

heard someone was mad. ran here.

[09042014]

What kind of retarded logic is this?

Do you know ANYTHING about NJ law firms?

I was referring to your part about knowing rich SH grads who have more money than me.

It was stupid because:

1) Measuring a school by outliers is fucking stupid. By any objective measure SH is shit, pure shit. It may have a leg up in a shitty secondary market, but only 10%ish are getting big law. It might be the best, but it's still shit.

2) The part of about me is odd.

[thecilent]

I would take seton hall and pray to get top 1510%.

(also: tag - love this shitshow.)

[FuManChusco]

heard someone was mad. ran here.

I got here just in time.

[bigkahuna2020]

What kind of retarded logic is this?

Do you know ANYTHING about NJ law firms?

I was referring to your part about knowing rich SH grads who have more money than me.

It was stupid because:

1) Measuring a school by outliers is fucking stupid. By any objective measure SH is shit, pure shit. It may have a leg up in a shitty secondary market, but only 10%ish are getting big law. It might be the best, but it's still shit.

2) The part of about me is odd.

So you know nothing about NJ law firms. Thanks for that.

And the people I know making that money are not working in BigLaw.

[fatduck]

What kind of retarded logic is this?

Do you know ANYTHING about NJ law firms?

I was referring to your part about knowing rich SH grads who have more money than me.

It was stupid because:

1) Measuring a school by outliers is fucking stupid. By any objective measure SH is shit, pure shit. It may have a leg up in a shitty secondary market, but only 10%ish are getting big law. It might be the best, but it's still shit.

2) The part of about me is odd.

So you know nothing about NJ law firms. Thanks for that.

And the people I know making that money are not working in BigLaw.

[bigkahuna2020]

I agree, the Bronx sucks.

[FuManChusco]

What kind of retarded logic is this?

Do you know ANYTHING about NJ law firms?

I was referring to your part about knowing rich SH grads who have more money than me.

It was stupid because:

1) Measuring a school by outliers is fucking stupid. By any objective measure SH is shit, pure shit. It may have a leg up in a shitty secondary market, but only 10%ish are getting big law. It might be the best, but it's still shit.

2) The part of about me is odd.

So you know nothing about NJ law firms. Thanks for that.

And the people I know making that money are not working in BigLaw.

what are these steton hall grads doing that requires a JD and pays 6 figures?

[thecilent]

So you know nothing about NJ law firms. Thanks for that.

And the people I know making that money are not working in BigLaw.

I know stuff about NJ law firms. And I know people at SH. You are making it sound like it is common to get good jobs (let alone big $$ jobs) from there, which it isn't, which is DF's point.