Currently at a TTTT and I will have my second and third year pretty much paid for. I was just accepted to Emory, obviously sticker.
Paying pretty much only living expenses vs. paying 47,000 + living expenses. Is name recognition worth that much?
Any advice/input would be wonderful. Thanks.
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rad lulz
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
Well what kind of job are you tryin to get, and where, and where is your TTT.
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Winston1984
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
Hard to give advice if we don't know what you want to do. Would you be paying for Emory through loans? Have any kind of legal job lined up?
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Anonymous User
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I want to do something in criminal law. Possibly US Attorney/FBI. I do not have any jobs lined up but will be interning over the summer with the Felony Division at the public defender's office just to start getting experience. My TTTT is in Florida and I want to stay in the FLA/GA area.
Winston1984 wrote:Hard to give advice if we don't know what you want to do. Would you be paying for Emory through loans? Have any kind of legal job lined up?
rad lulz wrote:Well what kind of job are you tryin to get, and where, and where is your TTT.
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RodneyBoonfield
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
What's your class rank and how much are you paying at your TTTT? Did your TTTT throw money at you for your grades and if so, how much?
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Anonymous User
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
RodneyBoonfield wrote:What's your class rank and how much are you paying at your TTTT? Did your TTTT throw money at you for your grades and if so, how much?
Top two percent. I started with a really good scholarship, but they are increasing it. If I stay I will only be paying $2,000 a year.
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bk1
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
I can't really see any circumstances that would justify Emory for an additional 100k.
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RodneyBoonfield
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^ Thisbk187 wrote:I can't really see any circumstances that would justify Emory for an additional 100k.
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rtb2008x
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
You have to think realistically... paying such an exorbitant amount of money to transfer to emory is simply not worth it. You're already at the top of your law school. Stick with it and you'll be much better off when you graduate. Don't transfer.
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muskies970
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What if he's at Ave Maria? http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school= ... =employersrtb2008x wrote:You have to think realistically... paying such an exorbitant amount of money to transfer to emory is simply not worth it. You're already at the top of your law school. Stick with it and you'll be much better off when you graduate. Don't transfer.
Top 1.2% only get State Clerkships and .6% in firms 101-250...
I'd generally agree with the advice above, but would be nice to know which school you're at.
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Anonymous User
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I attended fcsl and decided to transfer to FSU - in state tuition. Thanks for all the advice.
muskies970 wrote:What if he's at Ave Maria? http://www.lstscorereports.com/?school= ... =employersrtb2008x wrote:You have to think realistically... paying such an exorbitant amount of money to transfer to emory is simply not worth it. You're already at the top of your law school. Stick with it and you'll be much better off when you graduate. Don't transfer.
Top 1.2% only get State Clerkships and .6% in firms 101-250...
I'd generally agree with the advice above, but would be nice to know which school you're at.
rtb2008x wrote:You have to think realistically... paying such an exorbitant amount of money to transfer to emory is simply not worth it. You're already at the top of your law school. Stick with it and you'll be much better off when you graduate. Don't transfer.
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Total Litigator
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Re: TTTT vs. Emory
That was probably the best decision.
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