Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?
I know this was addressed to Akili, but I am in @ UVA and I am attending UW.
T14 at sticker = no thanks.
Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?
You would choose Vandy over UVA?akili wrote:I honestly don't know. The connections I have up in the Northwest are really tempting. Alumni from my university tend to stay in the Northwest and I know a few lawyers and judges from that. However, if I have Vandy with $$, that's an easy choice for Vandy. Michigan vs. UW would be even harder. I think it would come down to visiting each campus.certpetitioner wrote:Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?certpetitioner wrote:I did not know that. So that would push the costs to around an extra $64,000 over three years. Is UW worth the saved money compared to the opportunities offered by a T-14?akili wrote:To be fair, it seems pretty easy to get the in-state waiver your second and third years. (IIRC)
Vandy with $$ absolutely. I'm not interested in BigLaw.certpetitioner wrote:
You would choose Vandy over UVA?
Yes, I agree that T14 at sticker is downright frightening. But I talk with a lot of lawyers and judges at the height of the game and it seems like they all graduated from T14 or T20 schools. I wouldn't want the debt but a lot of doors are open if you graduate from one of those schools.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?
I know this was addressed to Akili, but I am in @ UVA and I am attending UW.
T14 at sticker = no thanks.
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What type of law are you interested in, then?akili wrote:Vandy with $$ absolutely. I'm not interested in BigLaw.certpetitioner wrote:
You would choose Vandy over UVA?
The problem I'm seeing is that if you DON'T graduate above median even at a T-14 you might be saddled with all that debt and in a bad way. I'll graduate from UW within about 65 grand total debt and that is so much more manageable than anything I've been offered by other schools I've been accepted to. NU at sticker = OMFG. CoA there average is like $69,000/yr.certpetitioner wrote:Yes, I agree that T14 at sticker is downright frightening. But I talk with a lot of lawyers and judges at the height of the game and it seems like they all graduated from T14 or T20 schools. I wouldn't want the debt but a lot of doors are open if you graduate from one of those schools.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:Akili, if you were offered UVA and UW at sticker where would you go?
I know this was addressed to Akili, but I am in @ UVA and I am attending UW.
T14 at sticker = no thanks.
But don't get me wrong, I am still very high on UW.
Criminal, juvenile, family mostly. I'm really lucky with finances and won't really be going in to debt either way...but I want to be smart about how I use my money. I also have no idea where I want to work.certpetitioner wrote:What type of law are you interested in, then?akili wrote:Vandy with $$ absolutely. I'm not interested in BigLaw.certpetitioner wrote:
You would choose Vandy over UVA?
You like criminal work? That is definitely one of the best fields. I have been writing appeals, mostly criminal, for about 10 years now. I absolutely love it.akili wrote:Criminal, juvenile, family mostly. I'm really lucky with finances and won't really be going in to debt either way...but I want to be smart about how I use my money. I also have no idea where I want to work.certpetitioner wrote:What type of law are you interested in, then?akili wrote:Vandy with $$ absolutely. I'm not interested in BigLaw.certpetitioner wrote:
You would choose Vandy over UVA?
What kind of job do you have where you do serious legal writing without a JD? I have never heard of anyone doing that as a career without actually being an attorney.certpetitioner wrote: You like criminal work? That is definitely one of the best fields. I have been writing appeals, mostly criminal, for about 10 years now. I absolutely love it.
It's not Sunday! You scared me for a second.layercake wrote:i am starting to hate sundays because there is no mail
no mail = no decision
come to think about it, i never liked sundays
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I know!fencod wrote:It's not Sunday! You scared me for a second.layercake wrote:i am starting to hate sundays because there is no mail
no mail = no decision
come to think about it, i never liked sundays
Phooey. Sorry you didn't get any more information.chicityteacher wrote:Well, if anyone was wondering, I called UW today. They just confirmed the hard truth: STILL in review 12/1. What torturous limbo this is!
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Bring some warm clothing, it's been frigid for the past few days.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:I am flying to UW tomorrow to look at apts and everything, so I hope you all want a LOT of pictures, because they're coming :DDD
And maybe some sunglasses. I thought I saw a double rainbow today.fencod wrote:Bring some warm clothing, it's been frigid for the past few days.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:I am flying to UW tomorrow to look at apts and everything, so I hope you all want a LOT of pictures, because they're coming :DDD
I am an independent contractor for attorneys. I write briefs that are filed in Courts everywhere, but also a lot that are filed in SCOTUS.bdubs wrote:What kind of job do you have where you do serious legal writing without a JD? I have never heard of anyone doing that as a career without actually being an attorney.certpetitioner wrote: You like criminal work? That is definitely one of the best fields. I have been writing appeals, mostly criminal, for about 10 years now. I absolutely love it.
Yes, please send lots of pictures. I have never traveled to Seattle.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:I am flying to UW tomorrow to look at apts and everything, so I hope you all want a LOT of pictures, because they're coming :DDD
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Yeah we're supposed to get 'snow' in the next few days. Like, in-between rain showers. Meteorologists are extra special since all the hills make microclimates. But just leave the umbrella at home. They're for touristsfencod wrote:Bring some warm clothing, it's been frigid for the past few days.Aggiegrad2011 wrote:I am flying to UW tomorrow to look at apts and everything, so I hope you all want a LOT of pictures, because they're coming :DDD
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