OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride) Forum
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OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
I am looking to stay within the region but cannot decide between the University of Oklahoma (tier 2) and Oklahoma City University (substantial scholarship). The real issue is I don't have a particular field of law I want to study, so I don't know if that means go with the cheaper option (OKCU) or the one with more potential (OU).
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
What is your estimated total cost of attendance at each? I wouldn't go to OU for more than 50-60k.
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
COA @ OKCU would be around $20,000nebula666 wrote:What is your estimated total cost of attendance at each? I wouldn't go to OU for more than 50-60k.
COA @ OU would be $60,000
My family agreed to cover most of the cost, but I still want to go with the best value.
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
What are your numbers?
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
OU for $60k is not too bad if you want to work in Oklahoma. You should probably retake though.
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- byronmullens
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
What are the stipulations? Scholarships are worthless if they force everyone on scholarships into the same section.
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
2.0 gpa and full-time statusbyronmullens wrote:What are the stipulations? Scholarships are worthless if they force everyone on scholarships into the same section.
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
If you are wanting to go to law school in OK and practice in OK afterwards, I personally think you're better off attending the state's flagship law school (OU). If you need any more encouraging, look at LST's jobs data for the last several years and compare both schools.
I just recently decided to attend OU and I had scholarship offers from both schools, with OCU's offer being very generous, and I don't regret turning it down in favor of what OU has to offer, even though I will pay more.
I just recently decided to attend OU and I had scholarship offers from both schools, with OCU's offer being very generous, and I don't regret turning it down in favor of what OU has to offer, even though I will pay more.
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
OU at 60k isn't a bad choice if you want to practice in the area
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Re: OU v OKCU (Close to full-ride)
Definitely OU if your COA numbers are accurate. Just realize this means you can really only work in Oklahoma or maybe Dallas/FW.