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Hope this is not too tangential for this subreddit. It does have wider implications for future Cardano development - especially governance.
Hi! I (164 LSAT, 3.3 GPA) was admitted into both Cardozo and W&L School of Law and am having trouble deciding between the two. W&L offered me A LOT of money while Cardozo gave me some money. W&L I know is ranked higher than Cardozo, but I like the area better than W&L. I was wondering what anyone knew about the two law schools, and which they recommended to attend.
I was also waitlisted by Emory School of Law, and would most likely go there if admitted.
Thanks!
Hi guys! So Cardozo is my number one school but I'm freaking out I won't get in! If anyone has gotten in or denied from this cycle can you please lmk stats? I retook the LSAT yesterday and don't think it went well. Right now I have a 3.5 GPA and a 154 LSAT. I LOVE THIS SCHOOL HELP!
I don't think CUNY Law is the right fit for me and I'm considering transferring ASAP. I think Cardozo would be better for me, but according to their website, it seems like they only accept transfers who have completed the entirety of their 1L year. Has anyone ever transferred law schools after just the first semester? Also, CUNY doesn't rank I don't think, so I'm wondering if anyone has any insights on how that transfer process goes.
Wondering what gpa and score you had along with other factors you believe helped
My dream school of Fordham is now out of reach due to my LSAT score. What are thoughts on these two schools? I’m very interested in studying in NYC. Thanks.
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If we don’t consider the cost of living here.
I am sorry for taking your time, it is obvious that I am driving myself crazy there
Really not sure what to choose based on my offers
BLS: $43,000/Year - have to remain top 80%
Cardozo: $45,000/Year - No stipulation to keep scholarship
Still waiting to hear from Fordham but if accepted I doubt I'll receive a scholarship
I really loved the vibe of Brooklyn but Cardozo was nice too
Would rather live in Manhattan but living expenses would be much much greater and the Cardozo housing is astronomically inferior to Brooklyn's.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
LSAT-163
You could fill your monthly ticket quota in a single day. I'm good about dropping down to 25 when the lights are flashing, but every morning at least a half dozen cars fly by me at 40+. They don't fuck around with school zone tickets either - good luck getting that one reduced if you get tagged
I wanted to hear folks’ views on Cardozo Law’s reputation in NYC. I take it that Cardozo is a better bet than St. John’s, Brooklyn, Seton Hall if one wants to do Big Law in NYC, but worse than Fordham.
Benjamin Harrison busted up a A ring of Grave robbers When he was 23. And a graduate of the college of Cincinnati.
That was actually how he got his start in politics politics pushing for legislation that would allow vow Americans to donate their bodies to science to keep them from dealing with Is grave robbing.
It's kind of weird when you read into the history of certain universities efcertain universities he found some interesting things. So just out of curiosity what's some weird historical Events that happened at Your University? If you don't know of any maybe you should take a look At the University archives in the library you might find something interesting?
Hi! I recently got into both Cardozo and W&L School of Law and am having trouble deciding between the two. W&L offered me A LOT of money while Cardozo gave me some money. W&L I know is ranked higher than Cardozo, but I like the area better than W&L. I was wondering what anyone knew about the two law schools, and which they recommended to attend.
I was also waitlisted by Emory School of Law, and would most likely go there if admitted.
Thanks!
