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Re: UChi ($$) vs. UVA (Dillard) for Clerkships > BigLaw

Post by UnicornHunter » Sun Apr 20, 2014 6:48 pm

total debt at repayment?

At a glance though, it looks like you have two great options for your goals. Do you have a preference between DC and Texas?

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Re: UChi ($$) vs. UVA (Dillard) for Clerkships > BigLaw

Post by WheninLaw » Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:10 pm

I think both options are great for your goals. The "I want to clerk" comment makes me nervous, as I don't think 0L's should choose a school based on that (and I say this as a student at Chicago that is doing a Federal Clerkship). Chicago places very well in TX. UVA May be stronger in DC, I'm not sure. At the end of the day, I would choose UVA but would absolutely not fault you for picking UoC.

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Re: UChi ($$) vs. UVA (Dillard) for Clerkships > BigLaw

Post by Winston1984 » Sun Apr 20, 2014 10:13 pm

Pretty close, but I like UVA here. Fed clerkships are too competitive at both. If it was Yale/Stanford that would be different. Congrats on the awesome options!

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Re: UChi ($$) vs. UVA (Dillard) for Clerkships > BigLaw

Post by 2014 » Mon Apr 21, 2014 5:03 pm

Our placement for your career goals is tangibly better than UVA (DC is close but there's less intra-class competition for it here) but ~70k is a serious chunk of change. That's little enough debt to make either easily cost justified, I don't think you can go wrong. In light of the a chilly difference this is about as close of a toss up as I've seen.

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