Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT? Forum
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ano957

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Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
I was able to negotiate a scholarship increase with Northwestern (although not much). COL is covered. Took LSAT 3 times so retaking not an option.
Northwestern
Cost of Attendance: 105k - Would have to take out loans for all of it
UT (scholarship + military benefit)
Cost of Attendance: 5k
Career goals: Have ties to TX, lived here all my life. I know I definitely want to work in Texas, preferably Biglaw
I guess my real question is, will the 20% or so better shot at Biglaw from Northwestern be worth 100k more than UT? How hard would it be to get TX Biglaw from Northwestern? Am I being ridiculous for even considering Northwestern when I could attend UT at almost no cost? FWIW, I visited Northwestern for ASW and really loved it. I could definitely see myself living in Chicago and it'd be nice to have a change from TX for a few years. Thanks!
Northwestern
Cost of Attendance: 105k - Would have to take out loans for all of it
UT (scholarship + military benefit)
Cost of Attendance: 5k
Career goals: Have ties to TX, lived here all my life. I know I definitely want to work in Texas, preferably Biglaw
I guess my real question is, will the 20% or so better shot at Biglaw from Northwestern be worth 100k more than UT? How hard would it be to get TX Biglaw from Northwestern? Am I being ridiculous for even considering Northwestern when I could attend UT at almost no cost? FWIW, I visited Northwestern for ASW and really loved it. I could definitely see myself living in Chicago and it'd be nice to have a change from TX for a few years. Thanks!
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Traynor Brah

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
No question UT is a better choice here. For serious.
- Cobretti

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
You don't have the GI Bill for NU?
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ano957

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
Used it for undergrad, all I have left is Hazlewood Act which is a benefit for TX public schools onlyCobretti wrote:You don't have the GI Bill for NU?
- unlicensedpotato

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
You are being ridiculous.
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- OhBoyOhBortles

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- Cobretti

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
Ah, ya definitely UT.ano957 wrote:Used it for undergrad, all I have left is Hazlewood Act which is a benefit for TX public schools onlyCobretti wrote:You don't have the GI Bill for NU?
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Big Dog

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
For someone desiring Techsus, UT is a no-brainer.
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CanadianWolf

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
Pretty sure that you can have a great vacation in the Chicago area for less than $100,000.
Just to be clear, Texas is the better option in your situation.
Just to be clear, Texas is the better option in your situation.
- eriedoctrine

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
Texas.
No question.
No question.
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Hutz_and_Goodman

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
If you go to Northwestern I'm coming to a Chicago to hit you across the face with a bolo tie
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Traynor Brah

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
glad you had the attention span to thumb that outeriedoctrine wrote:Texas.
No question.
- Pragmatic Gun

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Re: Is Northwestern worth 100k more than UT?
unlicensedpotato wrote:You are being ridiculous.
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