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ryan h
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I plan on starting law school in the fall, and have been accepted to several of the schools I have applied to. My question is which would be the best to attend.
I would like to concentrate on environmental law. I have been accepted to vermont law school, which is known for this area. However, the school is only a tier 3. On the other hand, i have also been accepted to Catholic University and other tier 1 and 2 schools. So which would be my best bet?
Also, does the location of the school really matter? I'm from the northeast, went to undergrad in the south, and if possible would like to head out west to explore some more. (I've been accepted to Oregon, Seattle, Denver, and Lewis and Clark.) I am not yet sure where i want to practice upon graduation.
I would like to concentrate on environmental law. I have been accepted to vermont law school, which is known for this area. However, the school is only a tier 3. On the other hand, i have also been accepted to Catholic University and other tier 1 and 2 schools. So which would be my best bet?
Also, does the location of the school really matter? I'm from the northeast, went to undergrad in the south, and if possible would like to head out west to explore some more. (I've been accepted to Oregon, Seattle, Denver, and Lewis and Clark.) I am not yet sure where i want to practice upon graduation.