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I guess you guys really know what's up with wanting to stay & study law in Cali. Recently just saw this news article and I guess practicing law on the West Coast for many reasons including the people. Thought of all those in the past convo we had.
http://start.att.net/slideshow/category/news/article/att-the_happiest_cities_in_america-att
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But... but the study could have used an unrepresentative sample or a flawed methodology!![D: D:](/forums/resources/emoji/anguished.png)
Just got back the other day from another trip to SD. There are some areas of major appeal in CA. I can see why it's a popular destination. The sad fact though is that most areas are not affordable![:neutral: :neutral:](/forums/resources/emoji/neutral.png)
It looks to me like given the number of cities in California compared to the Dakotas their placement on this survey is an endorsement of moving to North or South Dakota.
I think, if you're talking to people who want to get a 170+ and go to a T14, then that's why you might be hearing a lot of people say they want to stay in the west coast/go to school in the west coast. There's only Berkeley and Stanford here. Someone who wants to work on the east coast, who is aiming for a t14, doesnt really need to announce their interest in working on the east coast, since most of the t14s are out there/place there anyways.