Hi everyone,
I'm a Canadian who recently firmed an undergraduate offer from the London School of Economics for BSc International Relations. I am also holding offers from numerous Canadian universities including UofT. I have recently been considering going to law school in the US for a JD after finishing my undergrad studies. However, that's a very expensive undertaking, and I'm not sure if I'd be able afford it if I go to LSE, because I'll already have undergrad debt to pay off due to paying the overseas rate. On the other side of the coin, I have been offered significant scholarships by all of the Canadian schools. If I do undergrad in Canada, I will have little problem finding the resources to study law in the US.
To make my decision feel even more complicated, I've read all the usual articles about uncertainty for law grads. So my other option would be a master's in IR.
What would you do in this situation?
Thank you for any perspectives.
I'm a Canadian who recently firmed an undergraduate offer from the London School of Economics for BSc International Relations. I am also holding offers from numerous Canadian universities including UofT. I have recently been considering going to law school in the US for a JD after finishing my undergrad studies. However, that's a very expensive undertaking, and I'm not sure if I'd be able afford it if I go to LSE, because I'll already have undergrad debt to pay off due to paying the overseas rate. On the other side of the coin, I have been offered significant scholarships by all of the Canadian schools. If I do undergrad in Canada, I will have little problem finding the resources to study law in the US.
To make my decision feel even more complicated, I've read all the usual articles about uncertainty for law grads. So my other option would be a master's in IR.
What would you do in this situation?
Thank you for any perspectives.