LSU vs. Florida Forum
- bendtheslurry
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LSU vs. Florida
Looking for advice, or just some outside perspective on what I should do. I was all set on going to LSU, but I just got accepted off the waitlist at Florida. I have until Monday to make a decision.
- I've been a Florida resident for over 20 years .. but its not like I have any "law job" connections or anything here
- Florida was my undergrad school
- Cost of attendance at either for me is roughly the same: in state sticker at Florida v. small scholly from LSU
- I don't know where I'd rather live.... rest of my life in Florida? I dont dislike it here, but I'd like to know what else is out there... I've never lived in Louisiana...I might like it more... or I might hate it....
I wasn't seriously considering LSU until I took a visit last month. I almost immediately decided thats where I wanted to go but I also wasn't expecting an offer from Florida. I know regardless of which one I choose, I will always wonder what would have happened if I went to the other school...so I guess there isn't a wrong answer for me.
- I've been a Florida resident for over 20 years .. but its not like I have any "law job" connections or anything here
- Florida was my undergrad school
- Cost of attendance at either for me is roughly the same: in state sticker at Florida v. small scholly from LSU
- I don't know where I'd rather live.... rest of my life in Florida? I dont dislike it here, but I'd like to know what else is out there... I've never lived in Louisiana...I might like it more... or I might hate it....
I wasn't seriously considering LSU until I took a visit last month. I almost immediately decided thats where I wanted to go but I also wasn't expecting an offer from Florida. I know regardless of which one I choose, I will always wonder what would have happened if I went to the other school...so I guess there isn't a wrong answer for me.
- Aberzombie1892
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
Um...that's a tough one.
I would decide where I wanted to be for the next 3+ years and choose a school based off of that.
I would decide where I wanted to be for the next 3+ years and choose a school based off of that.
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
Employment prospects are better out of Florida, and salaries are higher. Florida is also a bigger legal market. But that's not to say you can't get a half-decent job out of LSU, although biglaw is very unlikely.
Either way, though, I wouldn't go into much if any debt to attend either of these schools right now.
Either way, though, I wouldn't go into much if any debt to attend either of these schools right now.
- Grizz
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
Where you want to practice, but I'd lean toward FL because you're from there and its much easier to sell yourself to employers as a down-home bro
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
when in doubt, go to the better school. At least you could partially justify your regret this way.
- Grizz
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
Neither one is truly a better school.HyeMart wrote:when in doubt, go to the better school. At least you could partially justify your regret this way.
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
How i decided OP between two similar schools was create a pro and con list for both. While they were a lot of things on the lists, I circled the things on the list that were truly important to me. The choice then became obvious
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Re: LSU vs. Florida
UF>>>>>>>>>>>>LSU
Re: LSU vs. Florida
Go to UF. You have ties there which will give you an advantage, however small, when it comes to getting a job that you wont get from LSU.rad law wrote:Neither one is truly a better school.HyeMart wrote:when in doubt, go to the better school. At least you could partially justify your regret this way.