Biglaw goals, would be equally happy in Texas/NYC.
Cornell has a really great program in what I want to practice. It's my academic ideal, better in prestige, but is nearing prohibitively expensive - I'm debt-financing.
UT is a little large for my taste, but way cheaper and I rank Austin quality of life >>>> that of Ithaca.
Tested 2-3 points below PT average, but my GPA is pretty low for these schools (3.62) and if I screw up the retake I'm unsure if I could still get in/get these offers.
UT v Cornell v Retake Forum
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Rigo
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Re: UT v Cornell v Retake
What are your actual costs of attendance here?
And what is your LSAT?
And what is your LSAT?
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kxrslaw
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Re: UT v Cornell v Retake
Cornell: Probably 250k.... so get biglaw or else. Is that even a reasonable sum to pay off?Rigo wrote:What are your actual costs of attendance here?
And what is your LSAT?
UT: Around 150k
LSAT: 167
