Help with choice, please!


Bellahse

Hey guys,

I need your advice very much;)

My field of specialization is dispute resolution and I was admitted to Michigan, Northwestern, Berkeley (both tracks). Cornell and Pepperdine (the only one, which gave me a scholarship up to date).

I want to pass the bar exam and pursue my training in DR.

Which one to choose?

Hey guys,

I need your advice very much;)

My field of specialization is dispute resolution and I was admitted to Michigan, Northwestern, Berkeley (both tracks). Cornell and Pepperdine (the only one, which gave me a scholarship up to date).

I want to pass the bar exam and pursue my training in DR.

Which one to choose?
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Stagista11

Michigan is a fantastic academic environment, but you're in the middle of nowhere and it's gonna be cold, very cold, until the end of April. Same goes for Cornell. Northwestern is great for corporate law (besides, I'm biased since I'm an alumnus). Berkeley has many pros and very few cons. Pepperdine comes into the picture only because of the scholarship. What you can/should do is to inform all the above-mentioned schools that Pepperdine awarded you a scholarship (mentioning amount in $), and asking them if they are willing to match those conditions

Michigan is a fantastic academic environment, but you're in the middle of nowhere and it's gonna be cold, very cold, until the end of April. Same goes for Cornell. Northwestern is great for corporate law (besides, I'm biased since I'm an alumnus). Berkeley has many pros and very few cons. Pepperdine comes into the picture only because of the scholarship. What you can/should do is to inform all the above-mentioned schools that Pepperdine awarded you a scholarship (mentioning amount in $), and asking them if they are willing to match those conditions
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Nebbux

Michigan is a fantastic academic environment, but you're in the middle of nowhere and it's gonna be cold, very cold, until the end of April. Same goes for Cornell. Northwestern is great for corporate law (besides, I'm biased since I'm an alumnus). Berkeley has many pros and very few cons. Pepperdine comes into the picture only because of the scholarship. What you can/should do is to inform all the above-mentioned schools that Pepperdine awarded you a scholarship (mentioning amount in $), and asking them if they are willing to match those conditions


Hi, just discover your topic.
I just created before seeing yours one to ask the alumni to share their experiences.
The title is : how to find the llm that best suits you : alumni share their exoeriences
It would be great to concentrate all the different opinions about the different universities in my post to help compare.
So i send an SOS to alumnis:)

<blockquote>Michigan is a fantastic academic environment, but you're in the middle of nowhere and it's gonna be cold, very cold, until the end of April. Same goes for Cornell. Northwestern is great for corporate law (besides, I'm biased since I'm an alumnus). Berkeley has many pros and very few cons. Pepperdine comes into the picture only because of the scholarship. What you can/should do is to inform all the above-mentioned schools that Pepperdine awarded you a scholarship (mentioning amount in $), and asking them if they are willing to match those conditions</blockquote>

Hi, just discover your topic.
I just created before seeing yours one to ask the alumni to share their experiences.
The title is : how to find the llm that best suits you : alumni share their exoeriences
It would be great to concentrate all the different opinions about the different universities in my post to help compare.
So i send an SOS to alumnis:)
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