The Decision: 10 Prospective Law Students’ Decisions Tackled At Once
Where should you go to law school?
Where should you go to law school?
Or should he go at all?
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?
Berkeley, Penn, or Harvard, at varying price points -- where would you go?
Oh wait, we’re not talking about football? We’re talking about a person who wants to go to law school at one of these NFL factories?
Elie here. For today’s installment of The Decision, in which we advise prospective law students about where to enroll, we head out west. We talk about the military. We talk about the LDS community. Put another way, I’m about to talk completely out of my ass about things I don’t know a whole lot about. […]
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After sitting out the worst of the recession, our guy is ready to go to law school.
Should this person really go to any law school?
A good problem to have. What advice would you give to this prospective law student?
How much of a discount would you need from Duke to turn down Chicago?
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Where should these two aspiring law students matriculate?
Which of these three schools could this prospective law student choose?
Which law school should this 0L go to?
Do you need social skills in order to thrive in Biglaw?
Please advise three more prospective law students on where they should go. They've gotten into some great schools, but greatness isn't cheap.