For the older students moving to a new city for LS

[->Soon]

Do you plan on staying there? staying in the same state?

or just for the 3 yrs to get your degree, then moving all your crap again....

[SplitFinger]

Staying there, possibly for good.

[queencruella]

No way I'm staying in South Bend or Indiana after graduation- I'm just moving my stuff again. I've moved 5 times in the past 3 years so it's not going to be a huge change.

[Pirate Pete]

Depends on how I like the city I move to...I'm also used to moving a lot.

[->Soon]

i hate moving.

id like to at least stay in the same town for a while....

[aerynn]

I hope to stay in the state or at least nearby . . .DC, Maryland, maybe even NC.  My family and my finance's family is in VA, so that makes it more compelling to stay in the state.  I think I will really like NN, because it seems to have a lot of the qualities I loved about living in Central Florida.  We'll see if my man feels the same way and what the job situation is like.

[->Soon]

Newport News?

ugh.

after 25+ yrs in VA, the only part that i would ever want to live in again is N Va. Arlington or Alexandria...

[aerynn]

Having lived just outside Atlanta for 3 years, I am ready for a much smaller town.  As long as a city is within a few hours, it think I would rather just live someplace less busy and crowded.

[cyberrev]

Depends on how I like the city I move to...I'm also used to moving a lot.

same here

[MrSmittie]

I am moving to Vega$ from Cal and I plan on staying there after LS. I have heard that the city is proud of "their" law school, so I hope to have ample opportunities after completion. I plan to do quite a bit of networking while in school. There is a good chance I would have been moving there even if I had not been accepted; and I would have gone the MBA route. I can't that say I'll stay forever - although that is the current plan, but going through what i am right now with getting my current house in order for sale is not something I look forward to doing again for a very long time.