Cornell/UCLA($)/Vandy($$)/USC($$) for NYC law Forum

HYPSM · Post by **HYPSM** » Thu Apr 07, 2016 10:33 pm

For NYC BigLaw, Cornell is the obvious choice (by far). I'm guessing you're Korean from your username: Cornell is very well-respected in Korea and Asia in general (and so is UCLA; USC is OK, Vandy is unknown).

I would actually suggest re-taking for a scholarship at Cornell. What are your stats?

If you don't want to apply again and money is a big issue, USC is OK, I guess.

seoul_man · Post by **seoul_man** » Thu Apr 07, 2016 10:43 pm

HYPSM wrote:For NYC BigLaw, Cornell is the obvious choice (by far). I'm guessing you're Korean from your username: Cornell is very well-respected in Korea and Asia in general (and so is UCLA; USC is OK, Vandy is unknown).

I would actually suggest re-taking for a scholarship at Cornell. What are your stats?

If you don't want to apply again and money is a big issue, USC is OK, I guess.

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HYPSM · Post by **HYPSM** » Fri Apr 08, 2016 12:18 am

Oh, I see. Still, if I were you, I would re-take the LSAT. A substantial scholarship from Cornell is a very realistic possibility if you obtain a high LSAT score (and that's A LOT of money saved).

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