Let me clarify, it IS a sub headquarters, with most of the support and whatnot for the Southern "retail" locations of Merrill that you see in your town. It is second only to NYC, where more of the international and big time players are. I am unsure as to the job track I'm would enter, one interesting track seemed the "financial advisory" group, which is essentially being a broker (you need your 7 and 66) but the guy at the seminar said you didn't need to acquire clients, which seems counterintuitive, but I'm interested to know more. The growth potential seems good, but they kept telling us not to expect that 50 or 60K, but true numbers haven’t been discussed. I am only estimating the 35K as most entry level jobs are. I'm just worried about 'Cuse because of the financial burden its going to put on me, and potential job prospects after graduation. I'm just keeping all my options open. With all this said I think Law plays to my analytical strengths and I enjoy actually knowing what the @#!* I am saying, not plugging some *&^% into a computer program to tell me what to sell, or buy. I think I know Law school is for me, and I’m not doing it for the money, but I also want to be solvent when starting. I know if I’m good the money will come. Since when did life have to be so hard. Some of you engineers need to get to work on that crystal ball...