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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is all related to your child's professional ambitions.  Law encompasses many types of opportunities, and some require certain academic credentials while others do not.

GMU is not a top-tier law school, the type largely required for students who would like to have federal clerkships, want to work for very large and prestigious law firms, who want to work for the DOJ, or in-house in large companies, or who want to be law professors.  It is fine for students who want to aim for employment at smaller firms, in local or state government, or for "law-adjacent" roles such as in law enforcement, where graduation from a top law school is not a prerequisite for consideration.

Of course, even at a mid-level institution, the better the student's academic performance, the more and relatively better professional opportunities will be potentially available upon graduation.

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You are wrong. Scalia Law is now ranked 28 out of 196 law schools reviewed. It gives merit. Also four grads have clerked on scotus[/quote]

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