Hello all,

I would appreciate if you could share your views on UCLA vs. Cornell.

many thanks
S.

Personally, I'd choose Cornell, but my arguments are based solely on friends which attended those schools opinions. But it also depends on which law field you intend to explore: if you want business or corporate law, go to Cornell.

<blockquote>Hello all,

I would appreciate if you could share your views on UCLA vs. Cornell.

many thanks
S.
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I got into both programs for my JD and I wound up going to UCLA. I chose UCLA because of the environment. I had a great expereince when I visited the campus. People were warm and outgoing and it just felt right.

It wasn't that I disliked Cornell; I just liked UCLA better. Cornell is in a small town and felt isolated. I also prefer the CA weather. I don't think there is a big difference in quality of education. If you can, I would suggest that you visit both places and see which one feels right.

Looking back, I have no doubt that I made the right choice for me. I loved my time at UCLA. I met great people, made great long lasting friendships, and learned a lot. I can't say enough about what a great environment it was. I still go back to campus to visit faculty and staff who have become a second family to me and I graduated 2 years ago.