Hello!
I really need help right now. I don't know if I should go to University of Southern California that is located in a wonderful area and has wonderful credentials, but is nine thousand dollars more expensive than Northeastern University, that is also a very good school, but is located in Boston.
What should I do?
Thanks
University of Southern California or Northeastern University
Posted Mar 26, 2012 16:07
Hello!
I really need help right now. I don't know if I should go to University of Southern California that is located in a wonderful area and has wonderful credentials, but is nine thousand dollars more expensive than Northeastern University, that is also a very good school, but is located in Boston.
What should I do?
Thanks
I really need help right now. I don't know if I should go to University of Southern California that is located in a wonderful area and has wonderful credentials, but is nine thousand dollars more expensive than Northeastern University, that is also a very good school, but is located in Boston.
What should I do?
Thanks
Posted Mar 26, 2012 17:07
There is really no comparison between these two schools. The only reason to pick Northeastern would be if you really want to live in Boston.
There is really no comparison between these two schools. The only reason to pick Northeastern would be if you really want to live in Boston.
Posted Mar 26, 2012 20:17
I hope you have done an extensive research before posting this question. NE is ranked 76 and USC is 18. Thus, there is no comparison between the 2 and moreover your question is an insult to the intellect of those who have secured admission in USC. Ridiculous!!!
I hope you have done an extensive research before posting this question. NE is ranked 76 and USC is 18. Thus, there is no comparison between the 2 and moreover your question is an insult to the intellect of those who have secured admission in USC. Ridiculous!!!
Posted Mar 26, 2012 21:12
wow. the previous poster seems a bit harsh in his comment. ever heard of "the only dumb question is the one not asked?" the entire purpose of this website is to clear up any unknowns. i really do not think there was any ill will in the question. but, at least you now know what kind of people you will encounter in your LLM program. have fun!
wow. the previous poster seems a bit harsh in his comment. ever heard of "the only dumb question is the one not asked?" the entire purpose of this website is to clear up any unknowns. i really do not think there was any ill will in the question. but, at least you now know what kind of people you will encounter in your LLM program. have fun!
Posted Mar 26, 2012 21:16
If your going for an LL.M. i assume law is your career choice, you ought to have done some basic research. Its about being practical.
If your going for an LL.M. i assume law is your career choice, you ought to have done some basic research. Its about being practical.
Posted Mar 26, 2012 22:03
Posted Mar 27, 2012 01:17
There is really no comparison between these two schools. The only reason to pick Northeastern would be if you really want to live in Boston.
thank you very much for your help! I really appreciate your opinion. I think i am really going to choose USC. I checked some ranks, but none of them were something coming from the Bar Association or an official source.
I wish you the best
<blockquote>There is really no comparison between these two schools. The only reason to pick Northeastern would be if you really want to live in Boston. </blockquote>
thank you very much for your help! I really appreciate your opinion. I think i am really going to choose USC. I checked some ranks, but none of them were something coming from the Bar Association or an official source.
I wish you the best
thank you very much for your help! I really appreciate your opinion. I think i am really going to choose USC. I checked some ranks, but none of them were something coming from the Bar Association or an official source.
I wish you the best
Posted Mar 27, 2012 01:24
wow. the previous poster seems a bit harsh in his comment. ever heard of "the only dumb question is the one not asked?" the entire purpose of this website is to clear up any unknowns. i really do not think there was any ill will in the question. but, at least you now know what kind of people you will encounter in your LLM program. have fun!
Thank you again my friend. I guess the best way to deal with this kind is to ignore.
<blockquote>wow. the previous poster seems a bit harsh in his comment. ever heard of "the only dumb question is the one not asked?" the entire purpose of this website is to clear up any unknowns. i really do not think there was any ill will in the question. but, at least you now know what kind of people you will encounter in your LLM program. have fun!</blockquote>
Thank you again my friend. I guess the best way to deal with this kind is to ignore.
Thank you again my friend. I guess the best way to deal with this kind is to ignore.
Posted Mar 27, 2012 01:28
USC is definitely raked better. Both the cities are fun, but I like California better.
Do a realistic assessment if ranking would matter in your case. Mine and my friends experience has been that other than top four schools, it does not really matter in terms of at least job search in US.
$9K is a lot of money, but if you can still manage, my vote would be in favor of USC.
Thank you! I really appreciate your opinion. Actually I checked this rank:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/rankings.html
I wish you the best!
<blockquote>USC is definitely raked better. Both the cities are fun, but I like California better.
Do a realistic assessment if ranking would matter in your case. Mine and my friends experience has been that other than top four schools, it does not really matter in terms of at least job search in US.
$9K is a lot of money, but if you can still manage, my vote would be in favor of USC. </blockquote>
Thank you! I really appreciate your opinion. Actually I checked this rank:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/rankings.html
I wish you the best!
Do a realistic assessment if ranking would matter in your case. Mine and my friends experience has been that other than top four schools, it does not really matter in terms of at least job search in US.
$9K is a lot of money, but if you can still manage, my vote would be in favor of USC. </blockquote>
Thank you! I really appreciate your opinion. Actually I checked this rank:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/rankings.html
I wish you the best!
Posted Mar 27, 2012 01:29
Now i know where your ridiculous question comes from....... It is your ignorance.
Now i know where your ridiculous question comes from....... It is your ignorance.
Posted Mar 27, 2012 02:38
Posted Mar 27, 2012 03:29
Brazilianlawyer, As terkiana has rightly stated above, the US news has the most popular and also valued ranking among student prospects and hiring firms.
If you decide to come to USC, we would meet there, I am enrolling for fall 2012 too.
If you decide to come to USC, we would meet there, I am enrolling for fall 2012 too.
Brazilianlawyer, As terkiana has rightly stated above, the US news has the most popular and also valued ranking among student prospects and hiring firms.
If you decide to come to USC, we would meet there, I am enrolling for fall 2012 too.
If you decide to come to USC, we would meet there, I am enrolling for fall 2012 too.
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