University of Chicago for sure, followed closely by Northwestern, Duke, Vanderbilt, or WUSTL. But more realistically, I'd be happy at any T-14/T-20 that will take me.
I love UChicago's quarter system academic schedule, interdisciplinary certificates (especially the Doctoroff Business Leadership Program and the Graduate Program in Health Administration and Policy), and unique clinical opportunities like the Kirkland & Ellis Corporate Lab. Also hard to beat that 100% JD required/JD advantage employment rate.
University of Texas at Austin or Baylor University or Texas Tech are my schools of choice. I am a native Texan. I will stick with being a Texas lawyer when I graduate and pass the Texas state bar exam.
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Michigan, because who doesn't want to go to Hogwarts?????
I’m counting myself lucky with any T-14 acceptance, that will be my dream school lol
I'm from Canada. McGill University is my dream school and WILL be the law school I attend this fall (speaking it into existence).
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@tristandesinor505 said:
I’m counting myself lucky with any T-14 acceptance, that will be my dream school lol
Yeah I've kind of come to feel the same, lol
https://media1.tenor.com/images/a96b68076dac76ef1c4c8bccba4e5331/tenor.gif
Feeling so far from the dream today but not giving up on it.
Northwestern!
UChicago hands down. I'm an economics freak so that intertwined with normal course work would be incredible.
@tristandesinor505 said:
I’m counting myself lucky with any T-14 acceptance, that will be my dream school lol
Yeah I've kind of come to feel the same, lol
Any T14 would be a dream come true
Georgetown, NYU -- for their international law programs or Chicago.
SMU. I want to practice/stay in Dallas.
University of Chicago for sure, followed closely by Northwestern, Duke, Vanderbilt, or WUSTL. But more realistically, I'd be happy at any T-14/T-20 that will take me.
I love UChicago's quarter system academic schedule, interdisciplinary certificates (especially the Doctoroff Business Leadership Program and the Graduate Program in Health Administration and Policy), and unique clinical opportunities like the Kirkland & Ellis Corporate Lab. Also hard to beat that 100% JD required/JD advantage employment rate.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@jchamberlainf946 said:
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@tristandesinor505 said:
I’m counting myself lucky with any T-14 acceptance, that will be my dream school lol
Yeah I've kind of come to feel the same, lol
https://media1.tenor.com/images/a96b68076dac76ef1c4c8bccba4e5331/tenor.gif
Hehe!
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@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@jchamberlainf946 said:
Hahaha dreams were crushed after chem in high school. @gregoryalexanderdevine723.
LOL! Sometimes the old dreams have to die to make room for the new ones!
Yes!
I don't really have one, but my slamdunk yes if accepted is probably Stanford!
University of Texas at Austin or Baylor University or Texas Tech are my schools of choice. I am a native Texan. I will stick with being a Texas lawyer when I graduate and pass the Texas state bar exam.
Stanford and Harvard are my dream schools. Honorable mention: UChicago and Columbia.
Yale.
:-D
UT Austin.
NYU or Georgetown for their combined JD/MA in security studies would be UNREAAALL
@chenoabailey93611 said:
Michigan, because who doesn't want to go to Hogwarts?????
lolol True hahah Michigan is also my dream school, although Columbia used to be.
I have two in particular but I never tell anyone! Haha I feel like I’ll jinx it if I do! Superstitious some might say, I’m just precautious lol!
@michaeltheodore140 said:
@tristandesinor505 Yep, at least for last year! They are consistently one of the best in the T-14 for having 0 unemployed graduates haha.
https://www.law.uchicago.edu/employment-data
Just read the stats and .... DAMN!!!!! thanks for sharing good to know! :) Now even more happy they are on my list :)
@tristandesinor505 Yep, at least for last year! They are consistently one of the best in the T-14 for having 0 unemployed graduates haha.
https://www.law.uchicago.edu/employment-data
@michaeltheodore140 said:
Also hard to beat that 100% JD required/JD advantage employment rate.
No idea Chicago had those stats!