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- Grazzhoppa

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Re: UNC In State vs family in CA
Retake. If not then UNC.
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Re: UNC In State vs family in CA
This isn't true at all. A 170 would open up UCLA and USC with the current application numbers. Plus a 170/3.1 would give you good money to UCI and access to a great LRAP.alawstudentsometime wrote:Retaking would only get me to Davis, in NorCal. Waitlisted at Hastings and would take McGeorge over either of the two considering COA.Grazzhoppa wrote:Retake. If not then UNC.
My main considerations are COA and employment prospects but I definitely don't want biglaw. There's no way I'll break the T14 regardless.
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- teiswei

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Re: UNC In State vs family in CA
But you said it's in an area you are fond of and UNC wouldn't get you back to California.alawstudentsometime wrote:teiswei wrote:This isn't true at all. A 170 would open up UCLA and USC with the current application numbers. Plus a 170/3.1 would give you good money to UCI and access to a great LRAP.alawstudentsometime wrote:Retaking would only get me to Davis, in NorCal. Waitlisted at Hastings and would take McGeorge over either of the two considering COA.Grazzhoppa wrote:Retake. If not then UNC.
My main considerations are COA and employment prospects but I definitely don't want biglaw. There's no way I'll break the T14 regardless.
With McGeorge being free and my family's (job) connections in the Central Valley, plus the fact that I visited and really liked it, this does not need to be a debate about getting into a "better" school, unless that school is UNC.
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Re: UNC In State vs family in CA
UNC. not a question. totally different class of school. NC is a fantastic place to live. the degree will be worth it.