new england school of law

[georgialax]

I've been accepted and seriously considering going. Has anyone else been accepted and has decided to attend?

[JodiG3]

I've been accepted too, but I haven't decided yet whether to go or not. I'm going to the April 1st Open House to see if that helps me make up my mind.

[shadowcreeper]

Congrats!

[tbraughler]

Just mailed my acceptance deposit in today.
Whew!  Glad that's done with!

[trayd79]

I've been accepted also.  I went to the accepted students reception.  I liked it, still waiting to hear from Suffolk though.

[tbraughler]

I've been accepted also. I went to the accepted students reception. I liked it, still waiting to hear from Suffolk though.

Would you mind telling me what you liked about it being there in person?  I have accepted but won't be able to get up to any of the open houses.

[Confused1L]

I just go my acceptance last Friday. Going to law school in Boston sounds pretty tight.  Anyone seen the school, know anything about it?

[billyflynn]

I was just there last weekend visiting a friend of mine (3L) who goes there.  Boston is an amazing city. I'm from Chicago and I loved Boston.  All of her friends that were also 3Ls there were cool.  It's like a nice little community, where they all get along well.  And the the school has the best location in boston out of all the other schools there. 

[trayd79]

Its a small school and everyone seems to know one another.  There are lots of different social activities to get involved in, anything from "bar night" to more academic type clubs.  This is important to me bc I don't know anyone in Boston and will be eager to meet people.  The class I sat through was also interesting, the professor was pretty good.  One negative about NESL is that they don't offer any type of loan relief for students who go into public interest.

[georgialax]

are you planning on attending?