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Title is self-explainatory.

Anyone care to comment?

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If you assume arguendo that any law school is worth sticker price, then yes, getting in-state tuition at Iowa is worth the money. Add in that COL is really, really low, and you have a good argument for bang for your buck.

I didn't think that would really be a question. Any of the 23% who voted "No" care to weigh in

BigA wrote:I didn't think that would really be a question. Any of the 23% who voted "No" care to weigh in

Depends if you're an out of state student or in-state student, where you want to work, and other scholarship offers from peer ranked schools.
For me as an OOS student at both I chose OSU (36K)>Iowa no money

robin600 wrote:

BigA wrote:I didn't think that would really be a question. Any of the 23% who voted "No" care to weigh in

Depends if you're an out of state student or in-state student, where you want to work, and other scholarship offers from peer ranked schools.
For me as an OOS student at both I chose OSU (36K)>Iowa no money

I'm instate wanting to work in a major midwestern city like Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, etc. I've got very little as far as scholly offers from peer schools.

robin600 wrote:

BigA wrote:I didn't think that would really be a question. Any of the 23% who voted "No" care to weigh in

Depends if you're an out of state student or in-state student, where you want to work, and other scholarship offers from peer ranked schools.
For me as an OOS student at both I chose OSU (36K)>Iowa no money

Was he not clear in the title (and poll option) about being in-state? Do people even read?