Duke v. Fordham Forum
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craygar

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Duke v. Fordham
I know this seems like an obvious choice, but I love new york city and want to be there or in DC later in life. I got into duke with a 1/3rd scholarship and into fordham with a slightly larger scholarship (though not by much). Is Duke clearly the better choice academically/job search in the future? Does Duke, being a T14 really push it so far above that its hard to pass up? It seems like New York school grads always seem to do fairly well in the job market. Any advice/thoughts would be helpful.
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bhan87

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
http://www.law.duke.edu/career/resources/facts
Duke actually places more grads into the NY market than any other market
Duke actually places more grads into the NY market than any other market
- glewz

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
sorry i mis-clicked. my vote was supposed to be for duke, not fordham.
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lawfuture10

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
Not even close. You'll be out of NYC for three years, enjoy the weather in Durham, then head back to NYC. thread/
- FlightoftheEarls

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
lawfuture10 wrote:Not even close. You'll be out of NYC for three years, enjoy the weather in Durham, then head back to NYC. /thread
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- Moxie

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
This is a waste of a thread, and a no-brainer to boot. DUKE.craygar wrote:I know this seems like an obvious choice, but I love new york city and want to be there or in DC later in life. I got into duke with a 1/3rd scholarship and into fordham with a slightly larger scholarship (though not by much). Is Duke clearly the better choice academically/job search in the future? Does Duke, being a T14 really push it so far above that its hard to pass up? It seems like New York school grads always seem to do fairly well in the job market. Any advice/thoughts would be helpful.
- ScarryBakhtin

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
+1glewz wrote:sorry i mis-clicked. my vote was supposed to be for duke, not fordham.
- akili

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
If you had a full-ride or more substantial scholarship at Fordham, then this would be tougher. But $ at a T14?? and the same amount at Fordham?? It's obvious.
- YourCaptain

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
HEINOUS FORDHAM TROLLING
- 2things2

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Re: Duke v. Fordham
I feel like sometimes kids make these threads just to show that they got into a school like Duke... which is fine, because I'm sure I'd do the same thing IF I GOT INTO DUKE GOSH DARNIT DUKE WHY DIDN'T YOU ACCEPT ME DON'T YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU TAKE ME BACK.
Go to Duke. And hey kid, congratulations.
Go to Duke. And hey kid, congratulations.