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Boston College Law School

Boston College Law School

Founded in 1929, Boston College Law School is a private institution located in an urban setting. The school offers JD, JD/MBA, JD/MED, and JD/MSW ...
  3 reviews
"Boston College Law School"
Reviewed by bclsjd on Sep 16, 2005
There are very few negatives about BC, which is probably why they continue to recruit the best students from across the globe.
Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School

Founded in 1817, Harvard University Law School is a private institution located in an urban setting. The school offers JD, JD/MBA, JSD, and LLM ...
  9 reviews
"Harvard law school review by a REAL HLS alum for once!"
Reviewed by aloofyouth on Jan 26, 2006
See my review for my recommendations of where to go if you get into all of the top-10 schools. HLS ain't no pushover, though :)
Northeastern University School of Law

Northeastern University School of Law

Founded in 1898, Northeastern University School of Law is a private institution located in an urban setting. The school offers JD, JD/MBA, JD/MS/MBA, ...
  3 reviews
"Northeastern, Intro."
Reviewed by attnygrl on Jun 5, 2007
I recommend Northeastern thus far and my communication with them and their alumni was the most pleasant of any other schools's admissions process.
Western New England College School of Law

Western New England College School of Law

Founded in 1919, Western New England College School of Law is a private institution located in a suburban setting. The school offers JD, JD/MRP, and ...
  2 reviews
"Good professors from my limited experience"
Reviewed by jdcan on Jan 21, 2007
If you are looking for an established law school with student-obsessed (not "focused"!) profs, you can't go wrong at Western New England. But beware of the high price tag.
         
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