Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall Forum
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Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
Baylor with $18,000 / year (and a GPA requirement that apparently hard to maintain)
Case Western with $20,000 / year
Denver with $22,000/year
Seton Hall with $35,000 / year (I would only have to pay $8,000/year - if I could make it through 3 years in Newark.)
Also, does anyone know anything about transferring? I've been wait listed to Wake Forest and American and I REALLY want to graduate from a tier 1 school.
Thanks!
Case Western with $20,000 / year
Denver with $22,000/year
Seton Hall with $35,000 / year (I would only have to pay $8,000/year - if I could make it through 3 years in Newark.)
Also, does anyone know anything about transferring? I've been wait listed to Wake Forest and American and I REALLY want to graduate from a tier 1 school.
Thanks!
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Re: Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
Where do you want to work? What do you want to do? Also, don't fret about the magical Tier 1.jen_said wrote:Baylor with $18,000 / year (and a GPA requirement that apparently hard to maintain)
Case Western with $20,000 / year
Denver with $22,000/year
Seton Hall with $35,000 / year (I would only have to pay $8,000/year - if I could make it through 3 years in Newark.)
Also, does anyone know anything about transferring? I've been wait listed to Wake Forest and American and I REALLY want to graduate from a tier 1 school.
Thanks!
American is an awful deal at sticker.
Seton Hall is decent because of the money. Case has a wider regional reach than the others. Denver is in a great city and does well, but ONLY in Colorado. It entirely depends upon what you want to do and where. Baylor is very, very conservative. I don't know if that matters to you, but it's just something.
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Re: Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
I don't really know where I want to work, but I would like to do something with public interest (which is why Seton Hall would be great). I don't know if I want to be "stuck" in Colorado (I'm from NY). And I'm liberal.... but you can learn the most from the opposition, right?84Sunbird2000 wrote:Where do you want to work? What do you want to do? Also, don't fret about the magical Tier 1.jen_said wrote:Baylor with $18,000 / year (and a GPA requirement that apparently hard to maintain)
Case Western with $20,000 / year
Denver with $22,000/year
Seton Hall with $35,000 / year (I would only have to pay $8,000/year - if I could make it through 3 years in Newark.)
Also, does anyone know anything about transferring? I've been wait listed to Wake Forest and American and I REALLY want to graduate from a tier 1 school.
Thanks!
American is an awful deal at sticker.
Seton Hall is decent because of the money. Case has a wider regional reach than the others. Denver is in a great city and does well, but ONLY in Colorado. It entirely depends upon what you want to do and where. Baylor is very, very conservative. I don't know if that matters to you, but it's just something.
Thanks for your response!
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Re: Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
PI = Seton Hall, since you want to have as little debt as possible. (BTW, does that scholarship have a grade stip on it?)jen_said wrote:I don't really know where I want to work, but I would like to do something with public interest (which is why Seton Hall would be great). I don't know if I want to be "stuck" in Colorado (I'm from NY). And I'm liberal.... but you can learn the most from the opposition, right?
Thanks for your response!
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Re: Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
Seton Hall is in New Jersey, so...don't go there.
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- creamedcats
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Re: Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
I'd say this is between Seton Hall and Case Western unless you want to go to very regional schools not in 'your' region. Seton Hall is a good deal for you but it doesn't place many lawyers into PI jobs, and most people end up around NY/NJ afterwards, which might be okay for you, you can compare them all here: http://www.nalplawschoolsonline.org/
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Re: Help! Baylor/Case Western/Denver/Seton Hall
Don't go to Denver. Their legal market is not doing well and DU grads are having a rough time of it. I'm probably going to Case so that would be recommendation because I don't know much about the others.