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NW v. Mich. v. Penn
Transferring from a T30 and have been accepted to all these schools. Having a difficult time truly distinguishing between them and deciding which one to accept. Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated. I assume there are a handful of others who have been accepted to all or a couple of these schools; your thoughts on how you're deciding amongst them would be great.
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Re: NW v. Mich. v. Penn
These people are going to need to know where you want to work and whatnot.
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Re: NW v. Mich. v. Penn
Need details. Target market being the most important.mileslibertatis wrote:These people are going to need to know where you want to work and whatnot.
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Re: NW v. Mich. v. Penn
No specific target market - biglaw, but open to many different geographic locations, including but not limited to: Chicago, DC, Colorado, California (probably not NYC, but open to it).
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Re: NW v. Mich. v. Penn
Well, where do you have ties? If you don't have ties to a market, you aren't going to have much success there (unless it's NYC).
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Re: NW v. Mich. v. Penn
Based on your preferred markets & on your aversion to NYC, Northwestern might be the best choice.
All three are great options. From which law school are you transferring ? Iowa ? Indiana ?
All three are great options. From which law school are you transferring ? Iowa ? Indiana ?
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