So heres the deal. Ive applied to some schools, but am looking to maybe apply to a few more. I can't really see myself living too far from the east coast. If anyone thinks that I am grossly ignoring a school, id appreciate the point. Im 3.12/166.
Pitt
BC
Emory
UConn
Case
Temple
Seton Hall
Maryland
Indiana
Bama
I'd like to apply to UNC, but I am having some trouble with the mandatory essays that they require.
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I know that this thread isn't super useful, but whatever, I am bored and interested on others views.
My school list so far. Forum
- FeelTheHeat
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Re: My school list so far.
Every school you listed is extremely regional, and seeing as how you will not be cracking the T20, I think its best to take a concentrated look at where you want to practice. Emory is a long way from Boston, and vice versa. I understand you like the east coast, but where you'd like to live and if possible what kind of law you wish to practice would help us out in answering you.
- HarveyBirdman
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Re: My school list so far.
why not ohio state? i think it's doable with those numbers. but then, which state are you living in? potential scholarships aside, what are the most affordable, in state public school options for you?
- bport hopeful
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Re: My school list so far.
I live in NY. Ive been thinking abut OSU, but ive got some michigan alums in the fam.
- HarveyBirdman
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Re: My school list so far.
Ha, part of me wants to say that's a stupid reason to disregard it, but at the same time, I've never considered Michigan's law school for similar reasons (I live in Ohio). Even though I went to OSU for a year and a half and transferred out because I didn't like it, don't care about the football team, etc...going to Michigan would feel odd, and like I'd have to justify it to everyone I tell here. So I get where you're coming from.
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