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Yes, Fordham is a better option than GW if you want to live and work in NY.imacdane wrote:Obviously GW is ranked higher for IP law, but if I'd like to live and work in NYC after graduation, would Fordham be a better option? Also, would going part-time rather than full-time affect the answer to this question?
Yeah go to Fordham. Unless GW is substantially cheaper.dingbat wrote:Yes, Fordham is a better option than GW if you want to live and work in NY.imacdane wrote:Obviously GW is ranked higher for IP law, but if I'd like to live and work in NYC after graduation, would Fordham be a better option? Also, would going part-time rather than full-time affect the answer to this question?
They are peer schools and are both very regional, so you're most likely going to end up staying in the same city.
What about GULC? Would that carry more weight in NYC than Fordham?dingbat wrote:Yes, Fordham is a better option than GW if you want to live and work in NY.imacdane wrote:Obviously GW is ranked higher for IP law, but if I'd like to live and work in NYC after graduation, would Fordham be a better option? Also, would going part-time rather than full-time affect the answer to this question?
They are peer schools and are both very regional, so you're most likely going to end up staying in the same city.
Probably, but I know nothing about gulcimacdane wrote:What about GULC? Would that carry more weight in NYC than Fordham?dingbat wrote:Yes, Fordham is a better option than GW if you want to live and work in NY.imacdane wrote:Obviously GW is ranked higher for IP law, but if I'd like to live and work in NYC after graduation, would Fordham be a better option? Also, would going part-time rather than full-time affect the answer to this question?
They are peer schools and are both very regional, so you're most likely going to end up staying in the same city.