<p>i have a good friend who is Y-law grad and he always tells me "if u get a admitted to a good school, go for it. it will be expensive, but very well worth it."
his comments were from the viewpoint of attracting and retaining clients as a lawyer. as momofwildchild might explain us better - but after graduation for couple of years, you work like a dog on mundane cases etc., but after tht one's progress, income and partnership status is very much dependent on how many cases you can bring in? IMHO i do believe tht H-law gives u the capability to attract bigger high profile cases.
also for getting a stellar job after graduation, h-law's name and alumni can be helpful.
i agree with 0 > 150k loan. but which of the degrees has a higher net present value (npv)???</p>
<p>either way, he will do great....</p>