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If you could go to any school as a visiting 3L (i.e. your degree won't be from there), for free, and you already had a great job lined up, where would you go and why?

Blaach-- I guess you'll have to assume you are already at a certain school. Not sure how to get around that so I guess I could say "what is your dream school independent of resume, degree, and job?"

I'd say that my dream school IS my dream school because of the impact it would have on my resume, its degree, and job prospects.

were you talking about favorite professors or the weather or something?

University of Hawaii due to location.

Something along the lines of the sum of the soft factors of a school beyond the all important prestige/rankings. I understand that is hard to compartmentalize and ignore.

So everyone, we will assume, is at Princeton Law School

Whittier.

University of Nebraska.

Hogwarts -- the real one, not that Michigan wannabe

Cooley. Waiting for space in the library is so TTT.

UMMM, Harvard?

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itachiuchiha wrote:UMMM, Harvard?

LOL

Any university in Amsterdam.

A school that reuses old exams that happen to be posted online so I can do zero work all semester and just study the old exams the day before the test.

Hawaii!

cinephile wrote:A school that reuses old exams that happen to be posted online so I can do zero work all semester and just study the old exams the day before the test.

Whittier.

Teflon_Don wrote:

cinephile wrote:A school that reuses old exams that happen to be posted online so I can do zero work all semester and just study the old exams the day before the test.

Whittier.

That's what I'm saying. Nice avatar, btw.

Of the schools I have visited, if I won the lottery and $$ were not a consideration, probably Northwestern. Here's why:
LOVE the buildings, LOVE the location, LOVE the view, the student body seemed chill/nice, LOVE Johann's twitter trolling.

Moon School of Law

university of chicago is my dream school; you can probably figure out why.

For one year with a great job and for free?

Cornell but I wouldn't go to class. I'd live it up like Thoreau and find myself in the woods. Just chill in nature for a year, catch up my reading, do some writing, get a feel for small town life after being in mega-cities my whole life.

So yeah, Cornell.

University of Cape Town

Arizona State

Stanford, Cambridge (UK), University of Melbourne (AU).

Probably in that order.

UCSD