Southwestern vs. Syracuse $ Forum
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Southwestern vs. Syracuse $
I got a little less than 1/3 tuition from Syracuse and no money from Southwestern. I am from So Cal myself and would like to ultimately work and stay in So Cal. Though Syracuse's rank is higher and has a better MBA program, (i want to get my JD/MBA) and has offered me money, would it be a better choice than the location of Southwestern and my desire to work and stay in the So Cal region?
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Dear God, neither. You'd have to have at least 3/4 scholarship and a desire to live in Syracuse/Rochester/Binghamton to seriously consider Cuse. Southwestern at sticker? No, just no.
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180.ndirish2010 wrote:Dear God, neither. You'd have to have at least 3/4 scholarship and a desire to live in Syracuse/Rochester/Binghamton to seriously consider Cuse. Southwestern at sticker? No, just no.
If youre from socal, you will never have the latter half of those requirements.
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It would most likely not be worthwhile to attend either of these schools without a full ride or close to it.
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Haha, +1. I'm from LI, but I've been upstate enough. Someone from CA would probably not adjust well.bport hopeful wrote:180.ndirish2010 wrote:Dear God, neither. You'd have to have at least 3/4 scholarship and a desire to live in Syracuse/Rochester/Binghamton to seriously consider Cuse. Southwestern at sticker? No, just no.
If youre from socal, you will never have the latter half of those requirements.
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Why don't you just get your MBA? Why law school?yerlaw1 wrote:I got a little less than 1/3 tuition from Syracuse and no money from Southwestern. I am from So Cal myself and would like to ultimately work and stay in So Cal. Though Syracuse's rank is higher and has a better MBA program, (i want to get my JD/MBA) and has offered me money, would it be a better choice than the location of Southwestern and my desire to work and stay in the So Cal region?
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Im from western NY and still have no desire to live in any of those places.ndirish2010 wrote:Haha, +1. I'm from LI, but I've been upstate enough. Someone from CA would probably not adjust well.bport hopeful wrote:180.ndirish2010 wrote:Dear God, neither. You'd have to have at least 3/4 scholarship and a desire to live in Syracuse/Rochester/Binghamton to seriously consider Cuse. Southwestern at sticker? No, just no.
If youre from socal, you will never have the latter half of those requirements.
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I would love to live in skaneateles, buffalo/rochester not so much.bport hopeful wrote:Im from western NY and still have no desire to live in any of those places.ndirish2010 wrote:Haha, +1. I'm from LI, but I've been upstate enough. Someone from CA would probably not adjust well.bport hopeful wrote:180.ndirish2010 wrote:Dear God, neither. You'd have to have at least 3/4 scholarship and a desire to live in Syracuse/Rochester/Binghamton to seriously consider Cuse. Southwestern at sticker? No, just no.
If youre from socal, you will never have the latter half of those requirements.
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I'll give you that. Skan is nice. So are Manlius and a couple other Cuse suburbs.
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The thing about most of upstate NY, is that a lot of the nice parts having nothing to them. Theyre just blah.
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Depends on what kind of lifestyle you're looking for. Give me a house on the lake and a nice boat and I could be a very happy camper for the rest of my life. For people who need a lot of new and exciting things to stimulate them, WNY would be just awful.bport hopeful wrote:The thing about most of upstate NY, is that a lot of the nice parts having nothing to them. Theyre just blah.
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I'll take all four seasons over an 80 degree christmas anytime. Upstate fall is amazing and there is plenty to do. Also, there is a world of difference culturally between western ny (buff, roch) and upstate (cuse, alb).
In the end I think all of you are right though, it depends on the person and what they are used to. socal and ny are very different places.
In the end I think all of you are right though, it depends on the person and what they are used to. socal and ny are very different places.
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Being from the Syracuse area, I can tell you there are decent places to live (loving the respect that my burb got in this post). That said, there is virtually no legal market.ndirish2010 wrote:I'll give you that. Skan is nice. So are Manlius and a couple other Cuse suburbs.
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The legal market in Syracuse is actually above average for a city of its size in this economy. This is not to say that it is thriving, merely that it is surviving.ClarDarr wrote:Being from the Syracuse area, I can tell you there are decent places to live (loving the respect that my burb got in this post). That said, there is virtually no legal market.ndirish2010 wrote:I'll give you that. Skan is nice. So are Manlius and a couple other Cuse suburbs.
I do agree that manlius and skaneateles are pretty sweet places to live.
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Yeah, I agree, i was wrong to say there is no legal market at all. I just would not bank on my ability to crack it, were I to go to Syracuse.bogart wrote:The legal market in Syracuse is actually above average for a city of its size in this economy. This is not to say that it is thriving, merely that it is surviving.ClarDarr wrote:Being from the Syracuse area, I can tell you there are decent places to live (loving the respect that my burb got in this post). That said, there is virtually no legal market.ndirish2010 wrote:I'll give you that. Skan is nice. So are Manlius and a couple other Cuse suburbs.
I do agree that manlius and skaneateles are pretty sweet places to live.
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You would have a far better chance to crack it if you were from the area and did well at a T14 I would think.
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