Roger Williams Law School Forum
- rgucsb
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Roger Williams Law School
I have not herd much about this law school (esp. being from California). If anyone can provide me with any insight or details, I would greatly appreciate it.
They are offering me a 1/2 tuition scholarship plus $500 for books to attend (as long as I finish in the top half of the class).
This was mean I would only graduate with about $50,677 in tuition debt. Sounds pretty attractive.
I am still undecided over the type of law I would like to practice. Though I did enjoyed the internships I had at the DA's and Public Defenders offices in San Diego while I was an undergrad.
I have also gotten accepted to accepted into 1 T2 and a few T3's (New York Law, Loyola New Orelans, Southwestern).
Thanks, looking forward to the help
They are offering me a 1/2 tuition scholarship plus $500 for books to attend (as long as I finish in the top half of the class).
This was mean I would only graduate with about $50,677 in tuition debt. Sounds pretty attractive.
I am still undecided over the type of law I would like to practice. Though I did enjoyed the internships I had at the DA's and Public Defenders offices in San Diego while I was an undergrad.
I have also gotten accepted to accepted into 1 T2 and a few T3's (New York Law, Loyola New Orelans, Southwestern).
Thanks, looking forward to the help
- CaptainSnuggleBunny
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Re: Roger Williams Law School
CaptainSnuggleBunny wrote:http://www.ripoffreport.com/Search/roge ... s-law.aspx
Ouch.It's like having AIDS being a Roger Williams grad outside of Rhode Island and even there I at least have hepatitus.
- evilxs
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Re: Roger Williams Law School
Im not normally a hater on law schools, but you can seriously do better than that. Way too much money for a tier 4 school that has a low bar passage rate. It should be at least over 90% for any school you look at attending.
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Re: Roger Williams Law School
Do not go to Roger Williams to get your JD unless you want to live and work in RI for a good long while. The legal market provided by RI is overwhelmingly bankruptcy, wills, trusts, personal injury, etc...- everyday individual needs kind of stuff. There isn't a whole lot in the way of 'prestigious employment' (judge or DA type work, absolutely no 'BigLaw' at all) to be had by people without connections to state/Providence government.
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- CaptainSnuggleBunny
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Re: Roger Williams Law School
Even if you want to work in RI, there are better options than RWU.Mr. Pablo wrote:Do not go to Roger Williams to get your JD unless you want to live and work in RI for a good long while. The legal market provided by RI is overwhelmingly bankruptcy, wills, trusts, personal injury, etc...- everyday individual needs kind of stuff. There isn't a whole lot in the way of 'prestigious employment' (judge or DA type work, absolutely no 'BigLaw' at all) to be had by people without connections to state/Providence government.
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- rgucsb
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Re: Roger Williams Law School
Thanks for all the insight, crossing it off my list of possibilities