u/Cold-Ad5280

Any thoughts from within the industry on a graduate from TMU v. Windsor dual applying to big law? I am deciding on a school to attend and I know that I want to head down the path of corporate negotiation, or on the opposite end immigration law.

I am most concerned with a return on investment with dual, what if it’s not worth the double tuition on paper when I apply for internships or articling.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Received email no portal update

15-high lsat

3.34 undergrad

3.9 ma

Might I add this is WL-> A