Hi everyone,
I've been admitted to all the above three programs with a 50% tuition scholarship at USC and 55% at Pepperdine. No scholarship from GW Law. I'm confused as to which program I should opt for taking into consideration the facts that USC is overall a very good ranked university, Pepperdine's DR program is no. 1 in the US and GW is in DC, which is the hub of Non-profits and International organizations. (I eventually would like to work with non-profits or government agencies)
Your advice is much appreciated. Thank you and all the best with your current and future applications.
USC v. GW Law v. Pepperdine (LLM in Litigation & Dispute Resolution)
Posted Mar 24, 2019 22:22
I've been admitted to all the above three programs with a 50% tuition scholarship at USC and 55% at Pepperdine. No scholarship from GW Law. I'm confused as to which program I should opt for taking into consideration the facts that USC is overall a very good ranked university, Pepperdine's DR program is no. 1 in the US and GW is in DC, which is the hub of Non-profits and International organizations. (I eventually would like to work with non-profits or government agencies)
Your advice is much appreciated. Thank you and all the best with your current and future applications.
Posted Mar 26, 2019 23:25
Please. Anyone?
Posted Mar 28, 2019 23:25
Personally I would choose USC, although Pepp's campus is one of the best in the country. Either way, you cannot go wrong!
Posted Mar 30, 2019 22:45
USC, no question! If you are targeting the LA market, UCLA or USC is the way to go.
Posted Apr 03, 2019 22:24
Thank you, guys. Appreciate your help. Quick update - I've been offered more scholarship by GW Law as compared to these two. My plan is to work with Non-Profits and Govt. Agencies after my Masters. What would you suggest? Thanks
Posted Apr 03, 2019 22:25
I need to send in my decision for GW Law by Friday.
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