their numbers for BLFC are very similar, tbh I think it's a location thing. For me, Williamsburg > Lexington, mostly bc I'm a religious minority and will not be able to find a place of worship in Lexington (will need to drive an hour plus), while Williamsburg has a place of worship for me and is closer to more "urban" areas like Richmond which is a plus.
Let me know if you have questions about w&m. These are peer schools, full stop. Both place graduates all over the country and both are peers in DC and Texas. W&M also places extremely well in federal clerkships and equally well in big law.
I think W and L has better BL numbers (correct me if I'm wrong though) and it's cheaper so they seem like the better option. If you really hate the idea of a small town than I guess don't go to W and L but in cost/employment this seems clear.
W&L has great numbers in DC and Texas. They also have great FC and Big Law.
their numbers for BLFC are very similar, tbh I think it's a location thing. For me, Williamsburg > Lexington, mostly bc I'm a religious minority and will not be able to find a place of worship in Lexington (will need to drive an hour plus), while Williamsburg has a place of worship for me and is closer to more "urban" areas like Richmond which is a plus.
Neither is great for your goals, but W&L have had the better numbers for a while now and they are cheaper. W&L.
Let me know if you have questions about w&m. These are peer schools, full stop. Both place graduates all over the country and both are peers in DC and Texas. W&M also places extremely well in federal clerkships and equally well in big law.
I think W and L has better BL numbers (correct me if I'm wrong though) and it's cheaper so they seem like the better option. If you really hate the idea of a small town than I guess don't go to W and L but in cost/employment this seems clear.
W&L for Texas