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Emory vs. BC
Which would be better for employment with government agencies in D.C. - Emory or BC Law?
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Re: Emory vs. BC
neitherAnonymous User wrote:Which would be better for employment with government agencies in D.C. - Emory or BC Law?
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Re: Emory vs. BC
I understand that neither are ideal, but as I did not get accepted to the D.C. school I applied to, which school would make it more feasible to gain access into the D.C. area?
