UBaltimore gave me a free ride, Maryland would be full price. I'm born and raised in Maryland and I don't have any problem planning to stay, so job prospects from both seem good (Baltimore has a great alumni network in Maryland)
Is it worth it to pay for my J.D. from Maryland, or am I better off getting the degree for free at Baltimore?
UBaltimore v. Maryland Forum
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Re: UBaltimore v. Maryland
Depending on the stipulations attached to the UBalt scholarship, I'm inclined to say UBalt. If you do well, you can transfer to Maryland (or another school, if you do really well) and attend at, effectively, a 1/3 tuition scholarship (because UBalt is free). If you don't do well, you're not out tuition and will not drown in debt of taking out full tuition at Maryland.ElisabethR805 wrote:UBaltimore gave me a free ride, Maryland would be full price. I'm born and raised in Maryland and I don't have any problem planning to stay, so job prospects from both seem good (Baltimore has a great alumni network in Maryland)
Is it worth it to pay for my J.D. from Maryland, or am I better off getting the degree for free at Baltimore?
My advice is heavily influenced by the belief that Maryland at sticker is never worth the cost.
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Re: UBaltimore v. Maryland
Have you tried leveraging your Baltimore scholly at UMD?patrickd139 wrote:Depending on the stipulations attached to the UBalt scholarship, I'm inclined to say UBalt. If you do well, you can transfer to Maryland (or another school, if you do really well) and attend at, effectively, a 1/3 tuition scholarship (because UBalt is free). If you don't do well, you're not out tuition and will not drown in debt of taking out full tuition at Maryland.ElisabethR805 wrote:UBaltimore gave me a free ride, Maryland would be full price. I'm born and raised in Maryland and I don't have any problem planning to stay, so job prospects from both seem good (Baltimore has a great alumni network in Maryland)
Is it worth it to pay for my J.D. from Maryland, or am I better off getting the degree for free at Baltimore?
My advice is heavily influenced by the belief that Maryland at sticker is never worth the cost.
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Re: UBaltimore v. Maryland
Also a valid suggestion.HeavenWood wrote:Have you tried leveraging your Baltimore scholly at UMD?patrickd139 wrote:Depending on the stipulations attached to the UBalt scholarship, I'm inclined to say UBalt. If you do well, you can transfer to Maryland (or another school, if you do really well) and attend at, effectively, a 1/3 tuition scholarship (because UBalt is free). If you don't do well, you're not out tuition and will not drown in debt of taking out full tuition at Maryland.ElisabethR805 wrote:UBaltimore gave me a free ride, Maryland would be full price. I'm born and raised in Maryland and I don't have any problem planning to stay, so job prospects from both seem good (Baltimore has a great alumni network in Maryland)
Is it worth it to pay for my J.D. from Maryland, or am I better off getting the degree for free at Baltimore?
My advice is heavily influenced by the belief that Maryland at sticker is never worth the cost.
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Re: UBaltimore v. Maryland
I voted UB. I'm from Baltimore and UB has a great reputation in the area, as you know. More like equalsto Maryland. So I'd go there with the money. Plus I heard they're improving facilities and stuff due to some big donations from Peter Angelos, who is a UB Law grad. But if you have any inclination that you might want to one day work outside of the limits of say the 695 beltway I'd go to Maryland.
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