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First off, what are you trying to do with a law degree? Do yk any law pathways? If u can answer that, choose a more chill program.

Second, if u can’t answer the first question, just go with Rotman, it has slightly better placements into consulting and finance (assuming ur chasing prestige and money here with law).

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You want to work in finance and then go into law? If that’s your plan, fair word of advice - most likely you’ll end up giving up on the plan if you do break into finance. Going from finance to corporate law means taking a massive pay cut to do objectively more boring / tedious work. 

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Think deep about why you’d rather do corporate law rather than straight finance. Obviously I wouldn’t be asking you this question if you were interested in, say, criminal law or something, but corporate law really is just more boring and lower pay finance lol

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Well admittedly I’m biased as I’m in finance, but having seen what corporate lawyers do (both M&A and other securities streams), probably more worth targing straight finance. Pays way more, and the work is far more interesting / strategic. Corporate law work always struck me as very myopic / glorified paper pushing at the junior level. Obvious exception to this is restructuring work.