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12 years ago
Assuming you wanted to do both equally, and you had the chance at a great law school or a very low ranked medical school, which would you chose?  Also I can go to a normal grad school, too
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12 years ago
you should probably go to law school because if you go to caribbean medical school obama will make you work for the the death panels
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12 years ago
med school, law school will charge you money then, they'll leave you in a bad economy with many loopholes protecting them (legally at least) from having to support/care about you.
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12 years ago
These are VERY different careers, how did you choose them?  Have you been accepted to an Ivy League law school?  That would make a difference.  And what would your choices for "normal" graduate school be?  Sounds as though you need a lot more information.
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12 years ago
Ivy League law school.

Foreign graduates in the medical field don't get the respect that American graduates from American medical schools do. I'd only take the low-ranked med school if it was from the USA, because a doctor is a doctor in the end.

However, it's different with lawyers. A lawyer from an Ivy League school will make BIG BUCKS!

So definitely the Ivy League, unless the med school was from the USA.
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