Full Darrow Scholarship at Michigan vs. Columbia Law School Forum

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Michigan or Columbia?

Michigan (Darrow)
305
85%
Columbia
54
15%
 
Total votes: 359

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Veyron

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Re: Full Darrow Scholarship at Michigan vs. Columbia Law School

Post by Veyron » Sat Nov 12, 2011 7:28 pm

Are you serious?

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Re: Full Darrow Scholarship at Michigan vs. Columbia Law School

Post by 03121202698008 » Sat Nov 12, 2011 7:34 pm

fakehunter wrote:I chose Michigan - my dad's an attorney, and those he obviously doesn't speak for all, he often hires grads from worse law schools that get full scholarships - clearly if you got a full scholarship at a top school you could get in someone better. As long as you put the scholarship on the resume, I don't think it'd make much of a difference for placement.
Wow, just wow. Not only is this an old ass thread, that's terrible advice. Don't ever out scholly info on resumes. It's tacky. Nor would a firm care as they need to sell your school to clients.

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Re: Full Darrow Scholarship at Michigan vs. Columbia Law School

Post by oppotomus » Sat Nov 12, 2011 8:00 pm

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Re: Full Darrow Scholarship at Michigan vs. Columbia Law School

Post by BruceWayne » Sat Nov 12, 2011 8:23 pm

blowhard wrote:Wow, just wow. Not only is this an old ass thread, that's terrible advice. Don't ever out scholly info on resumes. It's tacky. Nor would a firm care as they need to sell your school to clients.
LOL. this is regularly included on firm profiles; actually the Darrow in particular is included on firm profiles.

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