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so of these schools what u think.

prefer to stay on east coast for work

BU. If you want to stay on east coast, and got 17K a year BU, then thats an easy choice

Since you said "stay" on the east coast, I assume you're not getting UCLA in-state. Definitely cross off GW, don't go there at sticker.

Looking at employment stats, you'd have better employment prospects in the absolute at UCLA, but you want to stay on the east coast. BU gives you a solid shot at Boston and NY on the east coast. I'd only say GW if you were deadset on DC, and even then, I'd rather gun hard at BU and take my chances for less money.

thanks

what if money wasn't a consideration?

then what would u say for BU vs GW?

thx

I'm guessing even. so u think BU. but would that even the playing field for BU GW?

sangr wrote:thanks

what if money wasn't a consideration?

then what would u say for BU vs GW?

thx

I'm guessing even. so u think BU. but would that even the playing field for BU GW?

BU and it's not even close. GW is awful unless IP.

sangr wrote:thanks

what if money wasn't a consideration?

then what would u say for BU vs GW?

thx

I'm guessing even. so u think BU. but would that even the playing field for BU GW?

DC is a super competitive and over-saturated market so I'd still go with BU if $$ was the same. In Boston, you only have to compete with BC, and whichever Harvard kids choose to stay in Boston. In DC, you have a HUGE school (GTown) who puts out a ton of grads that all want to stay in DC. Plus, you want students from many other top schools trying to get into DC (like UVA, Duke, etc.). BU easily.

sangr wrote:thanks

what if money wasn't a consideration?

then what would u say for BU vs GW?

thx

I'm guessing even. so u think BU. but would that even the playing field for BU GW?

BU places 30% of its class in BigLaw. GW places 25%. I don't know if that difference is meaningful, but it should dispel the notion that just bc GW is ranked higher it does better employment wise. I think it would frankly come down to which city, DC or Boston, you'd like to live in, both during school and after. Keep in mind though that GW places significantly better in the Federal Government, if that's something in which you're interested.

guys first of all thanks so much for the replies

in terms of which city I'd rather be. DC or northern VA no doubt.

so if employment is 25 percent versus 30.. dang

for GW, my cousin lives near DC in Maryland so I could commute there starting 2nd year.

dangit. personally I'd live in DC. but I also know that like u guys said the competition is harddd

I'd def take BU over GW. Even with same COA.

BU is risky at that price, but that's the best call here. Other than retake, of course.