Chances at tough schools Forum

[hbh90]

I am in at vandy, gtown, and BU with GPA of 3.8 and LSAT of 169. Still waiting to hear back from Columbia, NYU, and Penn...what are chances at these schools? if i dont get in to these which school should i go to?

I am from Maryland..open to the idea of law school in the south, not sure yet where i want to work but most likely in NY or DC

[Jaeger]

I am in at vandy, gtown, and BU with GPA of 3.8 and LSAT of 169. Still waiting to hear back from Columbia, NYU, and Penn...what are chances at these schools? if i dont get in to these which school should i go to?

I am from Maryland..open to the idea of law school in the south, not sure yet where i want to work but most likely in NY or DC

Just postulating, but of the ones you're in at, I'd say it's obviously Georgetown. Especially if you want to live in DC.

$$ at any?

[Aberzombie1892]

It depends on the money. Georgetown at full price would literally be insane. The high tuition is compounded by the (very) high cost of living expenses. Please note that just because you may have a little parental support/extra money to spend doesn't mean that you should just blow it on that.

Any scholarship money? Where do you want to work?

[hbh90]

i am being supported by my parents during law school...so far havent heard back in terms of scholarship from anywhere, have they given it out yet?

i want to work in a major city, im finishing up undergrad right now so im pretty open to places, but my family is based in mid atlantic to northeast

any thoughts on chances at the other schools..and as a side note vandy vs gtown?

[Jaeger]

i am being supported by my parents during law school...so far havent heard back in terms of scholarship from anywhere, have they given it out yet?

i want to work in a major city, im finishing up undergrad right now so im pretty open to places, but my family is based in mid atlantic to northeast

any thoughts on chances at the other schools..and as a side note vandy vs gtown?

Again, I would think a T14 is always going to be more competitive. What are your numbers?

[hbh90]

169 and 3.8

[Jaeger]

169 and 3.8

http://lawschoolnumbers.com/

[barneytrouble]

Don't go to GULC.

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Vandy and it's not even close here. I mean look at those differences...

[hbh90]

i'm also looking for people's opinions of the quality of life..i know DC has good places to go out, my question is if nashville is big enough city

numbers dont necessarily tell the story

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