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Probably want to end up in California to practice. Please ask any questions to help better decide!

Thanks

if Berkeley comes through with something that is the TCR if not UCLA or USC are solid options for that price

Given that USC is over 15k more expensive than UCLA, I'm curious why you would say that? Also, what is TCR?

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Yuppy90 wrote:Given that USC is over 15k more expensive than UCLA, I'm curious why you would say that? Also, what is TCR?

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USC or UCLA.

Yuppy90 wrote:Given that USC is over 15k more expensive than UCLA, I'm curious why you would say that? Also, what is TCR?

Thanks for the feedback!!!

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Visit UCLA/USC pick which you like better they are peers and 15k isnt an exorbitant amount of $$ in the scheme of things but if it is then go to USC

I think going to school in Westwood would be well worth the extra 5K more per year than going to USC, so my vote is UCLA. Either is a great option, good luck.

Sorry guess I wasn't that clear. USC is more expensive than UCLA, thats why I think the scholarship amount is higher... I do really hope Berkeley matches a little. I did get into U of Chicago as well, but really disliked it when I visited, so I omitted it from the poll. I'm also still waiting to hear back from other schools. Still, I really hope Berk matches.

goldenflash19 wrote:I think going to school in Westwood would be well worth the extra 5K more per year than going to USC, so my vote is UCLA. Either is a great option, good luck.

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probably more work than you want to do but if you calculate it out to show us the total cost for each school that would be great. guessing you're from california, does that make ucla like 15k per year for tuition? man you have some really great options good luck deciding!

Where are you from op? Cornell seems like a pretty good option here. Something like USC/UCLA UG + Cornell LS would prob do quite well for Cali biglaw, possibly even if median or slightly below.