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Please tell us where you would like to work after graduation, what you want to do, etc. You know, the basic things that go in to making an important decision about where to attend school.

kalvano wrote:Please tell us where you would like to work after graduation, what you want to do, etc. You know, the basic things that go in to making an important decision about where to attend school.

+1.

Atlanta or Dallas ?

kalvano wrote:Please tell us where you would like to work after graduation, what you want to do, etc. You know, the basic things that go in to making an important decision about where to attend school.

Lol. OP are the numbers in your title scholarship awards or total COA over three years?

Do you want to work in Dallas? If so, go to SMU; if not enjoy Emory.

tittsburghfeelers wrote:

kalvano wrote: Do you want to work in Dallas? If so, go to SMU; if not enjoy Emory.

That's all there is to it, no poll necessary.

kalvano wrote:Please tell us where you would like to work after graduation, what you want to do, etc. You know, the basic things that go in to making an important decision about where to attend school.

i don't have much of a preference; i chose not to preface it because i wanted to know what people would choose at face value and without pre-existing circumstances.

i will say this though: if i were to work in texas, i would prefer to work in houston

Then go to UofH. It's not like you're asking "should I go to Harvard or SMU?" There is no right answer...it entirely depends on where you want to be after law school.

SMU

camnewton$$$ wrote:i will say this though: if i were to work in texas, i would prefer to work in houston

Do you have ties to Houston?

camnewton$$$ wrote:i don't have much of a preference; i chose not to preface it because i wanted to know what people would choose at face value and without pre-existing circumstances.

i will say this though: if i were to work in texas, i would prefer to work in houston

lol the preexisting circumstances are entirely determinative here

rad law wrote:

camnewton$$$ wrote:i don't have much of a preference; i chose not to preface it because i wanted to know what people would choose at face value and without pre-existing circumstances.

i will say this though: if i were to work in texas, i would prefer to work in houston

lol the preexisting circumstances are entirely determinative here

Uh, Emory is ranked better, it def is a better school regardless of any circumstances

In your poll, when you say "Emory 75k" do you mean Emory gave you a 75k scholarship, or that the COA is 75k?