NEED HELP HERE - should I take Testmasters?

[SBToLaw]

Do some people do 2 or more secondary journals?  How much work does being on a journal require? 

[sc0009]

This may be a ridiculous question, but, last year when Kansas won the National Championship, it all of a sudden became one of the hottest schools in terms of applications.  It has been that way for pretty much all of the past 5 or 6 National Champions.  My question is, do you think that, say Villanova Law School, could at all benefit from being on the big stage.  I understand undergrad and grad schools are two very different beasts, but is there a chance that it could have the same affect on the law school? 

[sc0009]

This may be a ridiculous question, but, last year when Kansas won the National Championship, it all of a sudden became one of the hottest schools in terms of applications.  It has been that way for pretty much all of the past 5 or 6 National Champions.  My question is, do you think that, say Villanova Law School, could at all benefit from being on the big stage.  I understand undergrad and grad schools are two very different beasts, but is there a chance that it could have the same affect on the law school? 

[leisuregirl]

I'm sure this is a really dumb question, but could someone explain why (A) would not be the correct answer?

Thanks!

[leisuregirl]

I know this is a really dumb question, but could someone explain why (A) would not be the correct answer?

Thanks!

[WashLaw]

So here's my dilemma: I'm an Ohio resident who got accepted to OSU with a half ride and George Mason with no money. I really want to go to GMU because I've always wanted to live in the DC/Virginia area, but the thought of obtaining 60k extra in debt does not sound appealing. So what are your thoughts? Do is still have a shot at getting a good Virginia job if I go to Ohio State? Will I live in Ohio for the rest of my life? Is the 60 K worth it?

[GhostofTomJoad]

I'm deciding between Syracuse with a $32,500 renewable academic scholarship or Seton Hall with a $10,000 renewable scholarship.  For Syracuse, I'd have to maintain a mimimum 3.00 GPA.  For Seton Hall, I'd have to maintain a minimum 3.1 GPA.  I definitely like the idea of graduating law school with minimal debt but I do think that employment statistics upon graduation are extremely important.  Any help would be much appreciated.

[GhostofTomJoad]

I received a very generous academic scholarship from Syracuse that would definitely minimize my debt should I choose to attend.  I received a partial scholarship from Seton Hall that wouldn't really offset the cost of going there by very much.  However, I understand that Seton Hall is ranked higher and job placement data really matters to me.  Any help would be much appreciated.

[clintsito]

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[clintsito]

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