Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago Forum
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Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
If anyone could offer their thoughts especially if they've attended ASW's for these
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
Are you just asking people which of these schools they like better? Or are you asking which one you should go to? If the latter, then answer the questions above.
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
well I was unable to attend Columbia's ASW so wanted to know people's impressions about that.
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
somethingelse55 wrote:http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 1&t=206299
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
It was cool. There were panels of professors and former students. There was lots of free food and drink. All the speakers talked about what a great place CLS was.thestruggle wrote:well I was unable to attend Columbia's ASW so wanted to know people's impressions about that.
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
Is there a lazy river?rpupkin wrote:It was cool. There were panels of professors and former students. There was lots of free food and drink. All the speakers talked about what a great place CLS was.thestruggle wrote:well I was unable to attend Columbia's ASW so wanted to know people's impressions about that.
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 0#p9285890
Here's a few people discussing Chicago, but someone in that thread also offered to give their impression of Columbia if you PMd them.
Good luck with your decision!
Here's a few people discussing Chicago, but someone in that thread also offered to give their impression of Columbia if you PMd them.
Good luck with your decision!
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
This is a fine way to choose a law school. Provide no information in a thread and then PM a bunch of 0Ls who attended ASWs.landshoes wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 0#p9285890
Here's a few people discussing Chicago, but someone in that thread also offered to give their impression of Columbia if you PMd them.
Good luck with your decision!
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
you forgot to shit on Pennrpupkin wrote:This is a fine way to choose a law school. Provide no information in a thread and then PM a bunch of 0Ls who attended ASWs.landshoes wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 0#p9285890
Here's a few people discussing Chicago, but someone in that thread also offered to give their impression of Columbia if you PMd them.
Good luck with your decision!
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
I need context. There's nothing wrong with Penn in the abstract.dabigchina wrote: you forgot to shit on Penn
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
OP, do you think drinking budweiser will allow you to have lots of friends and party with pitbull? ASWs are pure advertising and give you no sense about what law school will be like at any of these places.
Just go where you get money. Trust me (someone who graduates from one of the C law schools in a few weeks and paid too much for it despite getting a job at a "prestigious" firm), these places are all the same, and turning down thousands of dollars because someone gave a speech about how unique X Law School's clinical opportunities are is just dumb.
Just go where you get money. Trust me (someone who graduates from one of the C law schools in a few weeks and paid too much for it despite getting a job at a "prestigious" firm), these places are all the same, and turning down thousands of dollars because someone gave a speech about how unique X Law School's clinical opportunities are is just dumb.
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
Cooley?philepistemer wrote:OP, do you think drinking budweiser will allow you to have lots of friends and party with pitbull? ASWs are pure advertising and give you no sense about what law school will be like at any of these places.
Just go where you get money. Trust me (someone who graduates from one of the C law schools in a few weeks and paid too much for it despite getting a job at a "prestigious" firm), these places are all the same, and turning down thousands of dollars because someone gave a speech about how unique X Law School's clinical opportunities are is just dumb.
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
How expensive would each one be?
Usually, the cheapest of these will be the best option. There's some float give or take a few tens of thousands for strong geographic/practice preference but not really
Usually, the cheapest of these will be the best option. There's some float give or take a few tens of thousands for strong geographic/practice preference but not really
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Re: Penn vs Columbia vs Chicago
I went cooley -> V5 like a boss.lymenheimer wrote:Cooley?philepistemer wrote:OP, do you think drinking budweiser will allow you to have lots of friends and party with pitbull? ASWs are pure advertising and give you no sense about what law school will be like at any of these places.
Just go where you get money. Trust me (someone who graduates from one of the C law schools in a few weeks and paid too much for it despite getting a job at a "prestigious" firm), these places are all the same, and turning down thousands of dollars because someone gave a speech about how unique X Law School's clinical opportunities are is just dumb.
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