Kentucky vs. Villanova Forum
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Kentucky vs. Villanova
I am from New Jersey. I would like to go elsewhere for law school. The best two options I have thus far are Kentucky and Villanova. I received the in-state scholarship at Kentucky, but so far it is looking like sticker price at Villanova. Originally I was thinking Villanova would give me a better shot at a job after law school, but it is becoming more confusing as the new rankings show Kentucky at 62 and Villanova at 101. I have been hearing that it's a shallow market in Kentucky, but it just seems tough to justify paying double to go to a school ranked 50 spots lower. Your thoughts?
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Re: Kentucky vs. Villanova
Visit, then decide.
P.S. What is the total COA for each law school ?
P.S. What is the total COA for each law school ?
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Re: Kentucky vs. Villanova
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Re: Kentucky vs. Villanova
All of this. I'd gnaw off anxappendage before dropping that kind of cash in a villanova degree. Only Nova worth attending at sticker is in Florida.rad lulz wrote:Don't go. Villanova is way expensive for a mediocre school, and you're not from Kentucky, which is a small, parochial market, and UK is a local school. Due to the regional/"homer" nature of legal hiring, law school is not the time to pick up and try to get a jobs in places you're not from or don't have significant ties.
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Re: Kentucky vs. Villanova
Can't tell if you're serious on that one. But OP I wouldn't go to Villanova without a significant scholarship.romothesavior wrote:All of this. I'd gnaw off anxappendage before dropping that kind of cash in a villanova degree. Only Nova worth attending at sticker is in Florida.rad lulz wrote:Don't go. Villanova is way expensive for a mediocre school, and you're not from Kentucky, which is a small, parochial market, and UK is a local school. Due to the regional/"homer" nature of legal hiring, law school is not the time to pick up and try to get a jobs in places you're not from or don't have significant ties.
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