is UMD worth it?
Posted: Sun Dec 29, 2013 11:56 pm
Is UMD worth sticker If I can get in-state tuition? In-state is $27,000
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The lulz. MY BAD.Max324 wrote:UMD, not UDM.nothingtosee wrote:The ONLY justifiable school in the state of Michigan is the University of Michigan.Yanky91 wrote:Is UMD worth sticker If I can get in-state tuition? In-state is $27,000
40% of MSU grads get hired to be lawyers.
28% of UDM grads get hired to be lawyers.
81% of UMich grads get hired to be lawyers.
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?r=mi
Dig around this site. ^^
Take a year off, study hard for the LSAT, get a 167+. There's great resources on here, and plenty of retake success stories.
umd '12 wrote:•53% of graduates were known to be employed in long-term, full-time legal jobs.
•78.7% graduates were employed in long-term jobs.
•81.8% graduates were employed in full-time jobs.
http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school=marylandumd '11 wrote:•47.1% of graduates were known to be employed in long-term, full-time legal jobs.
•78.5% graduates were employed in long-term jobs.
•74.7% graduates were employed in full-time jobs.
Would you have to pay COL as well? If so, then no way. If not maaaaaybe but I definitely would not. Not really a school that anyone should pay sticker.Yanky91 wrote:Is UMD worth sticker If I can get in-state tuition? In-state is $27,000
USNWRankings are meaninglessYanky91 wrote:Why is this school ranked so high if their graduates are not getting jobs? It's ranked higher than schools like Cardozo, and around schools like Wake Forest and other pretty good schools...... I don't get it.
That's precisely why US news ranking don't mean much. You have to look at each school objectively in regards to job placement. The only thing that matters is whether you have a good shot at getting a decent job upon graduation. Visit LSTscorereports.com and do your research there. That website will be your best friend. Rankings should never be your number 1 factor in considering where to go to school. Typically you want to pick the cheapest COA possible at a school that has employment numbers reflecting your career goals. Hope this helps.Yanky91 wrote:I would not have to pay for COL, and even if I chose to, I would have a place to stay for pretty cheap. I think I would end up with about 110-130k in debt (max). Why is this school ranked so high if their graduates are not getting jobs? It's ranked higher than schools like Cardozo, and around schools like Wake Forest and other pretty good schools...... I don't get it. Their median LSAT is lower than the schools around its rank as well.... I don't understand how these rankings work.
It IS egregious, now you're catching onto tls message.Yanky91 wrote:How does a school like this justify charging so much for tuition if only half of the graduating class get employed as lawyers? It seems egregious.