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Re: Penn State (15k/yr) vs Rutgers Newark (10k/yr)
What are your goals? Where are your ties? LSAT/GPA?
12K/yr tuition at Rutgers sounds pretty good to me.
12K/yr tuition at Rutgers sounds pretty good to me.
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Re: Penn State (15k/yr) vs Rutgers Newark (10k/yr)
Don't know why you would consider Penn State unless you want to practice in Pennsylvania. Especially if Rutgers is cheaper, this is a no-brainer.
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Re: Penn State (15k/yr) vs Rutgers Newark (10k/yr)
That's great, now what was your LSAT/GPA and what are you goals, broheim?JudgeFred wrote:My family is from South Jersey, but considering the Rowan-Rutgers merger, RU-Camden is probably not on my radar. I'd like to stay in NJ/PA/NY.
Honestly, Penn State was the first school I got into and was super ecstatic about the money. But I guess I need to not let emotion get the best of me.
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Re: Penn State (15k/yr) vs Rutgers Newark (10k/yr)
To see if you possibly could have gone somewhere better. Maxed out retakes?JudgeFred wrote:
160, 3.3 - Why do you ask?
Goals are honestly up in the air - my biggest concern would be where I can practice.
As long as you don't want biglawl Rutgers at 12K/yr is a fine option. I'd do that if you're content with working in North/Central Jersey. Don't go with hopes of making it to NYC, because you probably won't unless you finish at the tip top of your class.
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Re: Penn State (15k/yr) vs Rutgers Newark (10k/yr)
Temple in state would be good. Case would be ok with a big scholarship if you wanted cleveland. SH/Brooklyn/St Johns are a death sentence.JudgeFred wrote:In terms of higher ranked schools, I'm still waiting on Temple, Seton Hall, Brooklyn, Case Western, and St. John's.tfleming09 wrote:To see if you possibly could have gone somewhere better. Maxed out retakes?JudgeFred wrote:
160, 3.3 - Why do you ask?
Goals are honestly up in the air - my biggest concern would be where I can practice.
As long as you don't want biglawl Rutgers at 12K/yr is a fine option. I'd do that if you're content with working in North/Central Jersey. Don't go with hopes of making it to NYC, because you probably won't unless you finish at the tip top of your class.
But in terms of cost - I'm pretty sure it won't get any better than this.
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Re: Penn State (15k/yr) vs Rutgers Newark (10k/yr)
I've heard this before as well, so there may have been some truth to it in boom times. But I wouldn't go there now if I wasn't ok with ending up in Cleveland.JudgeFred wrote:
Are any beliefs of Case having more national reach just delusions?
I know next to nothing about the Cleveland market, but it's ranking suggests it's quite regional. Maybe a current CWR student could shed some light on it.
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