<p>Hey, I have been accepted to Wake Forest, GW and NYU (LSP).
I have selected the Paris campus for NYU (LSP), as I was not offered the NYC one.
I plan to major in economics, and then I want to go to the best law school possible. </p>
<p>Which of the three would you think would be the best, and which would allow me to aim the highest for my graduate studies?</p>
<p>They’re all great schools. On a Wake board, you’re going to get an obvious bias towards Wake Forest. I was accepted to GWU, NYU (New York campus), & Wake. </p>
<p>I took econ this semester and I liked it. A lot of my guy friends are econ or math econ majors and they all like the department. Econ is a great law school prep. I think you’ll really be fine at any of those schools, but I think you should come to Wake ;)</p>
<p>im having the same issue. i was accepted to gw and nyu lsp (new york campus) and i dont know which to pick. i also want to end up in law school. I know GW has a better law program than nyu</p>
<p>Be a little selfish and think about which school you would be happiest at. You deserve to enjoy a few years of your schooling. If you plan to go to law school, excel at undergrad and then get choosy about grad school reputations.</p>
<p>Those are three very different schools in three very different settings.</p>
<p>Wow. I’m having trouble imagining what common thread would lead one to seek admission to these three campuses?</p>
<p>gadad - I applied to all of these too and I had a somewhat hard time choosing between Wake and NYU. I find it much harder to pick between schools that are very different but both great than schools that are similar (therefore their differences are easier to see – for example, I find that BC and Wake are somewhat similar: great campuses, sports, & academics … but I would have picked Wake over BC because I didn’t want religious affiliation and liked the warmed weather. Picking between having a campus and not having a campus when you can imagine yourself at both is a very hard decision to make).</p>