Depends, how much do you think you can improve your LSAT score. If you can get it up to a 158 or so, you should have a very good shot at hofstra and seton hall, and maybe rutgers if your a NJ resident. Apply to part time programs also, easier to get into and you probably can transfer to ft if you want. If you want to go to school now, Id defintly go with TJ. Theres just something about a for-profit law school that makes me cringe when I think of Florida Coastal. They accept everybody with like a 148 lsat and up, so it doesnt have a good rep at all,kinda like a u of pheonix if u ask me, though it somehows has okay bar numbers. TJ isnt amazing, but its not completly terrible, if you do well you could probably transfer to Cal Western or USD or even maybe back east if you do real well. And also, theres no question that it would be much nicer to spend 3 years in san diego than jacksonville. To be honest, from what you said, I'd just go with TJ now. You may end up liking san diego any way and transfer if you do well. i wouldnt bother waiting another year. TJ's 91.4% employment rate aint that bad either