Law School Discussion

If you were a transfer applicant, which of these colleges would you accept admission to and why?  All are in the Philadelphia area and would have roughly the same tuition requirements. 

I was fortunate enough to receive admission to the schools mentioned and am having a tough time deciding on where to go.  Three of the schools offer clinics in my field of interest and outside of that there is not much difference except for the lower tuition at Temple.

Where should I go to be the most competitive applicant in the Philadelphia area?

I was set on one school but it just seems that some schools seem to get more attention in terms of name recognition despite there all being similarly ranked, i.e., T2 in the top 60-80. Given this seemig higher reputation some schools garner then others, I was wondering if this might factor in favorably or negatively in my job search depending on what school I settle on?

Any help is appreciated.

Any advice for a transferring student on what classes or teachers to not miss or avoid?

Also, where might I find prescribed courses I am required to take.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Just got into a T2 from a T4 as a transfer applicant and wanted to pose the question to the board of whether it not I should make the move.

Current School:

PROS:

Have a partial scholarship at my current school.

CONS:

Do not want to work in that market.  They do place some in the market I wish to work but primarly serve a different market.
Lose relationship with professors.
Lose class rank (not eligible for law review however).

Transfer School:

PROS:

Ranked (T2) which gives me a much better shot at ever teaching then current school.
Name recognition over current school.
Can write on for law review.
Located in the job market I wish to work.
Major metropolitan area.
Clinics available in field(s) of interest.
All my credits will transfer.
One of the highest ranked legal writing schools in the country (of particular importance to me).

CONS:

Costs more to attend then current school, about 10 or 20 thousand more for two years.
Cost of living higher (200 more per month).

Thoughts, opinions, suggestions?