Dozo(114k) v Emory(45k) v Seton Hall(105k) v wait(BU/BC etc) Forum

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Also in at Maryland (no idea of money) American (10k 1L+10k yearly with RA position) Temple (30k) Iowa (none)

WL at BU, Fordham, W+M, UT

Waiting on Vandy, R-Camden, and BC

Not a huge interest in Biglaw (though turning down a 6 figure job in my 20's seems insane if possible), interest in mid/small sized law firms (maybe specialty firms in environmental, labor, health law, ADR) financial/insurance inhouse compliance and PI/PD/NGO work

Some interest in perhaps an MPH or other dual degree (not MBA) depending on how my interests develop

No debt issues (tuition is covered by savings+529 savings, CoL is covered by the family (thank god for a full scholly+stipend for undergrad!) but I don't wanna just throw away money

Ideal market would be NYC/northern NJ, but would be fine in DC/NOVA, Philly+suburbs, Boston (obviously including the inner suburbs), Chicago, Bay Area. Know NOTHING about ATL but I will be checking it out next month and it seems cool enough, pretty big and vibrant and a great base to explore the south on road trips

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Have a 3.5/164/166, more than 2 yrs of WE

Please no retake info, I want to know the best choice to compare it against job offers+wait and retake (has a 168-169 PT average, and should be able to hit it) based on my own PERSONAL motivations,

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Bump

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Tie between Cardozo and Emory (fuck those were my top 2 choices)---and someone voted for Temple???

Help me choose---no stalemates in a deathmatch

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Because of the massive amount of choices probably causing cognitive overload, I have simplified

If you guys have any qualitative thoughts, especially about life in Atlanta, mobility to the NE from Emory etc, lemme know

REVOTE PLEASE