UC Davis, Fordham, George Washington Forum

[kapamajay]

Hi,
I am asking for some good advises in choosing a law school.
An international student, engineering Ph.D and work experiences, and want to practice on technology field, ip/patent.
Financial conditions are same for the schools; likely to cover for three years without serious debt.
Considering schools and job prospective, which will be the best choice?
Thanks for all the inputs.

[Doorkeeper]

1) Where do you want to work?
2) What do you want to do?
3) Did you get any scholarships?

All else being equal, GW is TCR here for patent work.

[crossarmant]

PhD in Engineering and interested in patent work? Go to GW, stay above median, ???, profit.

[Nammertat]

PhD in Engineering and interested in patent work? Go to GW, stay above median, ???, profit.

^ this

[kapamajay]

PhD in Engineering and interested in patent work? Go to GW, stay above median, ???, profit.

^ this

Thanks for the comments.
I'd like to ask one more q.
Better to chooe GW over others if I want to work in Cal?

[top30man]

PhD in Engineering and interested in patent work? Go to GW, stay above median, ???, profit.

^ this

Thanks for the comments.
I'd like to ask one more q.
Better to chooe GW over others if I want to work in Cal?

Irrelevant unless IP.

[Nammertat]

PhD in Engineering and interested in patent work? Go to GW, stay above median, ???, profit.

^ this

Thanks for the comments.
I'd like to ask one more q.
Better to chooe GW over others if I want to work in Cal?

For IP yes... you'll still be battling Stanford / Boalt grads, but GW is definitely able to break in.