What would you do??
Northwestern or BU with a Scholarship ?
Posted Mar 22, 2009 20:47
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What would you do??
Posted Mar 22, 2009 21:14
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Northwestern.
First, it depends on what you want (field of law). I hear BU has a good program in Banking, Tax and U.S. Law.
Northwestern is one of the best schools in trial advocacy/litigation (better than Harvard, Columbia, Yale, etc.).
I also think that the professors are much better in Northwestern. Besides, you could take classes with Kellogg.
Location: Both cities are great! Boston is really beautiful/more intellectual environment, etc. But Chicago is also Amazing (so, based on location, there is not much difference... although in Boston bars close at 2 P.M. it sucks!!! hahaha).
Have a good one.
Northwestern.
First, it depends on what you want (field of law). I hear BU has a good program in Banking, Tax and U.S. Law.
Northwestern is one of the best schools in trial advocacy/litigation (better than Harvard, Columbia, Yale, etc.).
I also think that the professors are much better in Northwestern. Besides, you could take classes with Kellogg.
Location: Both cities are great! Boston is really beautiful/more intellectual environment, etc. But Chicago is also Amazing (so, based on location, there is not much difference... although in Boston bars close at 2 P.M. it sucks!!! hahaha).
Have a good one.
First, it depends on what you want (field of law). I hear BU has a good program in Banking, Tax and U.S. Law.
Northwestern is one of the best schools in trial advocacy/litigation (better than Harvard, Columbia, Yale, etc.).
I also think that the professors are much better in Northwestern. Besides, you could take classes with Kellogg.
Location: Both cities are great! Boston is really beautiful/more intellectual environment, etc. But Chicago is also Amazing (so, based on location, there is not much difference... although in Boston bars close at 2 P.M. it sucks!!! hahaha).
Have a good one.
Posted Mar 23, 2009 03:52
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Northwestern beyond doubt, but still depends on the subject you want to focus on...
Northwestern beyond doubt, but still depends on the subject you want to focus on...
Posted Mar 23, 2009 04:58
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What would you do??
CONG at first! May I ask when the BU told you that you have been granted the scholarship? With the Admission Letter?
PS: Is there a hard copy of admission letter from BU anyway??
THANK YOU!!
<blockquote>What would you do??</blockquote>
CONG at first! May I ask when the BU told you that you have been granted the scholarship? With the Admission Letter?
PS: Is there a hard copy of admission letter from BU anyway??
THANK YOU!!
CONG at first! May I ask when the BU told you that you have been granted the scholarship? With the Admission Letter?
PS: Is there a hard copy of admission letter from BU anyway??
THANK YOU!!
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