NYU v Northwestern for Chicago Biglaw Forum

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Which is better if I only want Chicago Biglaw?

NYU
1
5%
Northwestern
18
95%
 
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NYU v Northwestern for Chicago Biglaw

Post by Anonymous User » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:03 pm

Pretty self explanatory. Top 10% + LR at my T30.
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Re: NYU v Northwestern for Chicago Biglaw

Post by wsn88831 » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:49 am

Anonymous User wrote:Pretty self explanatory. Top 10% + LR at my T30.
faced with the same question, and have now committed to NU
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Re: NYU v Northwestern for Chicago Biglaw

Post by bk1 » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:51 am

NU is clearly better if you want Chicago biglaw. That said, you're putting a lot of eggs in the Chicago basket by doing that. There's no guarantee that you even get biglaw as a transfer and if you truly want to work in biglaw, I would suggest taking NYU and gunning for NYC.
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Re: NYU v Northwestern for Chicago Biglaw

Post by Icculus » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:54 am

bk187 wrote:NU is clearly better if you want Chicago biglaw. That said, you're putting a lot of eggs in the Chicago basket by doing that. There's no guarantee that you even get biglaw as a transfer and if you truly want to work in biglaw, I would suggest taking NYU and gunning for NYC.
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