I doubt either school will give you a good chance of getting to NYC, schools like Widener and NELS really only place lawyers regionally. I'm from DE and looked into Widener when I began considering law school, from what I remember they didn't have a single NYC law firm on their OCI list. Your best bet is to find a NYC school and go there if you're sure you want to go there; New York Law School, Albany, etc. If you've read the forums you've probably read it a million times already, but if you're going to a Tier 3/4 school make sure you know what you're getting yourself into, a lot of students from those schools wind up with a lot of debt and no job prospects.
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