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Cuserangersknicks

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Syracuse or Cornell
First post. Welcome. I am an aspiring law student currently working for a rental car company in New Jersey. I'm originally from Queens but I live with my girlfriend in the town I work in. I wanted to go to law school two years ago when I graduated college but my LSAT was low - 157 - and I couldn't get any decent scholarships so I retook this past June and went up to a 166. I was recently accepted on a full scholarship to Syracuse Law- my alma mater and I was accepted to Cornell Law School today via e-mail but there wasn't any mention of scholarship money. I would like to work in New York City after graduating law school. I don't care what kind of job I work as long as it's better than the job I'm holding down right now. If I don't get any scholarship money from Cornell should I go to Syracuse on the full ride? I was combing this forum to find more information but I could not.
- EtherOne

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Cornell, by a long shot.
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Cuserangersknicks

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Why is that?
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- EtherOne

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
See above post, it's not even close.
The only question is whether you want to pay sticker at Cornell. Some say its worth it, others say it is not. Personally, I think it is worth it.
The only question is whether you want to pay sticker at Cornell. Some say its worth it, others say it is not. Personally, I think it is worth it.
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Cuserangersknicks

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Don't really have that type of money which is why I need more than two links to a couple of numbers to convince me.
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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
That's what loans are for. Its better employment prospects more than make up for the cost, even at sticker. Look at those two links for evidence. Cornell has 85% employment, whereas Syracuse has 45% employment. The median private sector salary of Cornell grads is $160k, whereas Syracuse did not release its salary figures to the NALP, which should be cause for concern.Cuserangersknicks wrote:Don't really have that type of money which is why I need more than two links to a couple of numbers to convince me.
- DrStudMuffin

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
What's your GPA?
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jk148706

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Oh dear... There are people who debate Cornell and Syracuse?
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hephaestus

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
What exactly are you looking for?Cuserangersknicks wrote:Don't really have that type of money which is why I need more than two links to a couple of numbers to convince me.
- EtherOne

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Those couple of numbers is all you need to know to make the decision.Cuserangersknicks wrote:Don't really have that type of money which is why I need more than two links to a couple of numbers to convince me.
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drevo

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Those couple of numbers signify your chances at getting a job with your new shiny JD from those schools. Unless finding a job isn't important to you then those numbers are all you need in this case.Cuserangersknicks wrote:Don't really have that type of money which is why I need more than two links to a couple of numbers to convince me.
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jk148706

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Actually... U know what OP?? Go to Syracuse. Yeah, that's what you should do. Please don't take a seat at Cornell when you can attend Syracuse.
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- dsn32

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Fellow Midwest bro who created this troll... I applaud you.
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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Isnt the vice president a Syracuse law alum? Ive heard its a pretty big deal.
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- altoid99

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
Since employment stats don't seem to mean much to you, go by your preferred color:
orange --> syracuse
red --> cornell
HTH.
orange --> syracuse
red --> cornell
HTH.
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HYSenberg

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
I just found it funny that he welcomed himself in his first post.
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michlaw

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
RANK
SCHOOL (FIRST-PLACE VOTES)
RECORD
POINTS
PREVIOUS
1 Duke (17) 16-5 340 8
2 Syracuse 16-4 321 2
3 Cornell 14-4 304 7
For all you nattering nabobs of negativity...Syracuse is nationally ranked ahead of Cornell...in the current lacrosse rankings. So he has that going for him.
SCHOOL (FIRST-PLACE VOTES)
RECORD
POINTS
PREVIOUS
1 Duke (17) 16-5 340 8
2 Syracuse 16-4 321 2
3 Cornell 14-4 304 7
For all you nattering nabobs of negativity...Syracuse is nationally ranked ahead of Cornell...in the current lacrosse rankings. So he has that going for him.
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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
The animosity against OP and his admittedly bad question escalated quickly. "Your question is dumb bro --> Fuck yo question! --> I HOPE YOU FAIL"
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jk148706

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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
That's what happens when an OP says things like "i need more than two links to convince me" as if it's our duty to persuade him to not make one of the worst decisions of his life.kwais wrote:The animosity against OP and his admittedly bad question escalated quickly. "Your question is dumb bro --> Fuck yo question! --> I HOPE YOU FAIL"
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hephaestus

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I think it's because it's pretty dubious OP is actually a real person.jk148706 wrote:That's what happens when an OP says things like "i need more than two links to convince me" as if it's our duty to persuade him to not make one of the worst decisions of his life.kwais wrote:The animosity against OP and his admittedly bad question escalated quickly. "Your question is dumb bro --> Fuck yo question! --> I HOPE YOU FAIL"
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Re: Syracuse or Cornell
HYSenberg wrote:I just found it funny that he welcomed himself in his first post.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
Now there's a charge.
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