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- warandpeace
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How bad is Seattle University for a law school if we want to stay and practice in Seattle? Does it have any potential to transfer over to Oregon?
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- warandpeace
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Gonzaga law is better than SU? How?Ron Mexico wrote:UW >>>> GU > SU
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Lower price, better employment, has it's own market where it is very well respected.warandpeace wrote:Gonzaga law is better than SU? How?Ron Mexico wrote:UW >>>> GU > SU
Don't get me wrong though, they are both bad choices. UDub or bust, dood.
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- PepperJack
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Other than better prep for the WA bar, how is Gonzaga better than U.C. Davis? It's 6 hours away, and couldn't be more different from Seattle. Gonzaga is considered almost ivy-leaguish in Spokane, but it's Spokane. There's no bustling industry. It's a combination of middle class and trailer park trash. Eastern Washington isn't really home to the best and the brightest, but predominately those that can't make it in Western Washington. The basketball team and red turf at EWU make it more decent, but we're speaking about a part of the country with an average IQ below 90. I guarantee you there's no top Seattle firms going well, SU sucks but Gonzaga, let's bring him in. If you have a tie, any top 14 is the way to go. Seattle firms are well aware their law schools suck.
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UC Davis? What are you talking aboutPepperJack wrote:Other than better prep for the WA bar, how is Gonzaga better than U.C. Davis? It's 6 hours away, and couldn't be more different from Seattle. Gonzaga is considered almost ivy-leaguish in Spokane, but it's Spokane. There's no bustling industry. It's a combination of middle class and trailer park trash. Eastern Washington isn't really home to the best and the brightest, but predominately those that can't make it in Western Washington. The basketball team and red turf at EWU make it more decent, but we're speaking about a part of the country with an average IQ below 90.
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I was saying the tie of Spokane to Seattle isn't much better than the Bay Area to Seattle i.e. it's non-existent.Ron Mexico wrote:UC Davis? What are you talking aboutPepperJack wrote:Other than better prep for the WA bar, how is Gonzaga better than U.C. Davis? It's 6 hours away, and couldn't be more different from Seattle. Gonzaga is considered almost ivy-leaguish in Spokane, but it's Spokane. There's no bustling industry. It's a combination of middle class and trailer park trash. Eastern Washington isn't really home to the best and the brightest, but predominately those that can't make it in Western Washington. The basketball team and red turf at EWU make it more decent, but we're speaking about a part of the country with an average IQ below 90.
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Oh yea, Spokane/Cd'A metro is still it's own market and there are some jobs. While it is small, it is still dominated by GU. I mean, don't get me wrong SU and GU are both terrible choices, GU is just slightly less worsePepperJack wrote:I was saying the tie of Spokane to Seattle isn't much better than the Bay Area to Seattle i.e. it's non-existent.Ron Mexico wrote:UC Davis? What are you talking aboutPepperJack wrote:Other than better prep for the WA bar, how is Gonzaga better than U.C. Davis? It's 6 hours away, and couldn't be more different from Seattle. Gonzaga is considered almost ivy-leaguish in Spokane, but it's Spokane. There's no bustling industry. It's a combination of middle class and trailer park trash. Eastern Washington isn't really home to the best and the brightest, but predominately those that can't make it in Western Washington. The basketball team and red turf at EWU make it more decent, but we're speaking about a part of the country with an average IQ below 90.
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But if OP wants Seattle, this is kind of like going to Buffalo to get to NYC. There are few states that has as big of a difference between two cities in every regard including salaries, COL, politics, industry, culture, etc. WA is actually fascinating in that 90% of the state believes lesbians cause cancer, but the rational majority is clustered around 1 city that normally wins the vote. Spokane is hundreds and hundreds of miles from Seattle. Nobody is driving from Spokane to Seattle.
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Yes, I know WA very well. It is an entirely different world in Eastern Wa. I was just talking about Wa state schools in general.PepperJack wrote:But if OP wants Seattle, this is kind of like going to Buffalo to get to NYC. There are few states that has as big of a difference between two cities in every regard including salaries, COL, politics, industry, culture, etc. WA is actually fascinating in that 90% of the state believes lesbians cause cancer, but the rational majority is clustered around 1 city that normally wins the vote. Spokane is hundreds and hundreds of miles from Seattle. Nobody is driving from Spokane to Seattle.
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Additionally, LR grade on's at my t-14 who had "some" ties to Seattle, couldn't get it.
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top 5% at UT/UCLA/Vandy w/ ties to Seattle and couldn't get back. RUN. FOR. YOUR. LIFE.
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if we are going by anecdotes, then I know several perkins coie people who went to SU.PepperJack wrote:Additionally, LR grade on's at my t-14 who had "some" ties to Seattle, couldn't get it.
that all being said, it's rare. SU is a regional school competing against a better regional school that's competing against berkeley and stanford.
SU has no potential transfer rate back to oregon, but to be fair, oregon itself doesn't do a good job of that either.
- ghostofdreams
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Seattle U has the top legal writing program in the nation.
Last governor of WA was from Gonzaga.
Last governor of WA was from Gonzaga.
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Nobody cares. Specialty rankings are irrelevant to everything/one except the profs asked to rank them (and they rank them based on their opinion of the quality of the profs' work, not on the outcomes for the students in the program).ghostofdreams wrote:Seattle U has the top legal writing program in the nation.
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she was also the attorney general. That's a jd required jobscoobers wrote:last i checked you dont need a JD to be governor.ghostofdreams wrote:Last governor of WA was from Gonzaga.
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Hey. I transferred out of SU. I created an account because I felt morally obligated to tell you not to go to SU unless you go with a full ride. Best case scenario, you go for free and you have a fabulous spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend who will help you cover the very expensive COL in Seattle for the three years.
But, if neither of these scenarios apply to you, don't do it. Please.
But, if neither of these scenarios apply to you, don't do it. Please.
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Oh my Jesus. This. Get me out of here.Ron Mexico wrote: It is an entirely different world in Eastern Wa.
That said, as someone who currently lives in Spokompton, a GU degree, if you do well, gives you a pretty good chance at a job in Spokane/CDA. But it may not be the best option if you don't want to stay in E. Wa. (And unless Northern Idaho sounds appealing to you, you don't want to stay in Eastern Washington. They're basically the same.)
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- ghostofdreams
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isit3Lyet? wrote:Hey. I transferred out of SU. I created an account because I felt morally obligated to tell you not to go to SU unless you go with a full ride. Best case scenario, you go for free and you have a fabulous spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend who will help you cover the very expensive COL in Seattle for the three years.
But, if neither of these scenarios apply to you, don't do it. Please.
SU does appear hella expensive. I met one person attending SU and I really should have pinned her down with some questions, but . . . we were all drinking at the time. However, I am planning to visit the law school this coming spring. More so to do something, but to also visit the two Seattle law schools.
BTW, there will be a UW law school, apparently, in Tacoma. It was in the latest Washington budget bill.
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That was a proposal, not a budget, and they didn't consult UW or provide enough money to start a law school. It really just says that a few state senators want it to happen for some god awful reason.ghostofdreams wrote:isit3Lyet? wrote:Hey. I transferred out of SU. I created an account because I felt morally obligated to tell you not to go to SU unless you go with a full ride. Best case scenario, you go for free and you have a fabulous spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend who will help you cover the very expensive COL in Seattle for the three years.
But, if neither of these scenarios apply to you, don't do it. Please.
SU does appear hella expensive. I met one person attending SU and I really should have pinned her down with some questions, but . . . we were all drinking at the time. However, I am planning to visit the law school this coming spring. More so to do something, but to also visit the two Seattle law schools.
BTW, there will be a UW law school, apparently, in Tacoma. It was in the latest Washington budget bill.
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UPS should just open up a law school again.
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It was a proposal that became a small provision in the supplemental budget. It is seed money, and it does appear to have been a pet project for a senator.scoobers wrote:That was a proposal, not a budget, and they didn't consult UW or provide enough money to start a law school. It really just says that a few state senators want it to happen for some god awful reason.ghostofdreams wrote:isit3Lyet? wrote:Hey. I transferred out of SU. I created an account because I felt morally obligated to tell you not to go to SU unless you go with a full ride. Best case scenario, you go for free and you have a fabulous spouse/boyfriend/girlfriend who will help you cover the very expensive COL in Seattle for the three years.
But, if neither of these scenarios apply to you, don't do it. Please.
SU does appear hella expensive. I met one person attending SU and I really should have pinned her down with some questions, but . . . we were all drinking at the time. However, I am planning to visit the law school this coming spring. More so to do something, but to also visit the two Seattle law schools.
BTW, there will be a UW law school, apparently, in Tacoma. It was in the latest Washington budget bill.
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