<p>Of the three, which would be best for going into international law (human rights)?? No Huntsman. UVA is in-state. </p>
<p>Also, access to internships is about the same at all three, right...?</p>
<p>Shoot for the Political and Social Thought program - it’s a competitive app process, but it’s very challenging and a good number of folks (when I was there at least) tend to do international relations/policy/law type stuff ('cept me, I did domestic social policy).</p>
<p>UVA for sure. Their social sciences departments are top-notch and the PST program is a great way for you to design your own classes as well.</p>
<p>UVA! They have great and respected programs for your field.</p>
<p>Out of those three just for your field, UVA definitely. I’m pursuing a government major right now, and the professors are amazing and there are so many classes from which to choose. Academics aside, UVA is the most well-rounded school…AND you’re instate, so it will probably be less expensive! Come to UVA, you’ll love it! We all do 
Now that spring has arrived, people are outside studying on the lawn, wearing flip flops, going to day parties, going to formals, and foxfields soon… you won’t find that or as good of a social science program at Cornell or UChicago</p>