Assuming the following:
-you will be at median at the end of your second year.
-large market
-you want to do litigation/trial work (civil or criminal)
-you have little undergrad debt
Which of the following, if any, are is worth 85k? (you can select more than one)
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- yngblkgifted
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Re: How much for the following...
Put that as an option if you are going to ask in the original post.warmblanket wrote:Assuming the following:
-you will be at median at the end of your second year.
-large market
-you want to do litigation/trial work (civil or criminal)
-you have little undergrad debt
Which of the following, if any, is worth 85k?
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Re: How much for the following...
yngblkgifted wrote:Put that as an option if you are going to ask in the original post.warmblanket wrote:Assuming the following:
-you will be at median at the end of your second year.
-large market
-you want to do litigation/trial work (civil or criminal)
-you have little undergrad debt
Which of the following, if any, is worth 85k?
Thanks!
I'll attribute the tone of your suggestion to finals induced crankiness, but thanks none the less.
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Re: How much for the following...
If you want to be a lawyer, they all are IMO. Education costs money, 85K is not that much to be in debt for living expenses + tuition for 3 years, and these are some of the best schools in the country. The biggest cost for school in my book is the opportunity cost of not working during those three years.
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Re: How much for the following...
85k out of any of those schools is fine, IMO
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