Law Schools in New England - Interested in opinons!

[LubedPumpkin]

Hi. I'm applying to law schools in New England and NY:

Suffolk Law
New England
Quinnipiac
Vermont Law
Albany Law

I've got a 3.44 and a 153 and a metric crapload of goodies after that (although I know they don't really count all too much, I've worked in both corporate law and in a small law firm.) I'm mostly curious about if I've got a good chance of getting in, and also if people have heard anything good/bad about the places to which I'm applying, or could even give recommendations on where I should check out. Thanks in advance

[yiplong]

Throw in some reachest, I suggest Northeaster and UConn. 

[LubedPumpkin]

Throw in some reachest, I suggest Northeaster and UConn. 

I've asked about Northeastern and have been told I don't have a shot because it's gotten very competitive due to those who haven't gotten into BU and BC trying there. You still think I'd have a shot at a place like UConn? I'd love to go for a reach school.

[yiplong]

You might have a chance at UConn or Northeastern, it never hurts to try.  I have heard that Suffolk actually compares very favorably to Northeastern dispite being a tier 4.  In that case, UConn would be a better choice for you.