The other is 'soft factors,' which is a combination of your major, your UG school, your work history, volunteer history, personal essay, legacy, minority status, etc. Remember this: law school acceptance are all about 3 things: primarily your GPA and LSAT score, period. Moscow is fairly isolated and liberal Boise is the center of the universe (Idaho joke) and runs the political spectrum.Īs for law school, I wouldn't worry about that now. Idaho has a strong frat scene Boise does not. Academics are getting better, the football scene is an absolute blast, and Boise is an amazing place. Boise is certainly more vibrant, more active, and school pride is at an all time high. A lot of students find internships in CdA, Spokane, Portland, Seattle, and Boise.īut there is virtually no job market for students in Moscow.Īrguably, the weather is worse, too. I do believe - and the stats show this - that you'll get through Idaho faster than BSU (a combination of better planning, counseling, and a desire to GTFO quickly). 'Generally' the University of Idaho is the stronger school, but it really depends on the program.

Which city/university would you think fits my profile and needs the best? Any advice would be helpful, and appreciated. So which in your opinion is a better school? I have also heard mixed opinions about both schools. Also, does Moscow or Boise have a better job market for students? I understand Boise is a larger city and therefore has more opportunities, but I've heard bad things about the job market. I am moderate-liberal, I enjoy hiking, hunting, bird-watching and any outdoor activities to be honest. I come from a religious family, but I am not religious.

First of all, let me provide you with some background info. I am looking to branch out and start somewhere new and fresh, and after visiting Idaho and doing some research, I think it could be a good place. I no longer plan on attending Utah State due to personal issues, but I was recently accepted to both The University of Idaho, and Boise State University.įirst of all, I have lived in Texas my whole life as well as both sides of my family. A while back I posted a thread inquiring about Utah State University and Logan, Utah.

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