Top Law Schools

best and most readily available... if ya know what I'm sayin'.

what are you saying?

UT. Easily.

doomed123 wrote:best and most readily available... if ya know what I'm sayin'.

Have to say this is an important question.

Texas, Virginia, Michigan.

But if you couldn't figure that out you're not alpha as fuck enough to get it anyway.

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I disagree with MI. Not saying there isn't some there... but not necessarily the best available- especially when compared to Texas.

They are pretty easy though.

Anyone have any insight/experience on just how effective dropping the fact that you are in law school and are going to be a successful/rich lawyer is on undergrad 'talent?'

nonprofit-prophet wrote:UT. Easily.

He said T14 bro.

Are we talking male or female?

bernaldiaz wrote:

nonprofit-prophet wrote:UT. Easily.

He said T14 bro.

Pretty sure UT is ranked 14.

bernaldiaz wrote:

nonprofit-prophet wrote:UT. Easily.

He said T14 bro.

clever.

nonprofit-prophet wrote:

bernaldiaz wrote:

nonprofit-prophet wrote:UT. Easily.

He said T14 bro.

clever.

I'm not trying to be clever. Texas just isn't a T14. At least the way I've interpreted it.

bernaldiaz wrote:

nonprofit-prophet wrote:

bernaldiaz wrote:

nonprofit-prophet wrote:UT. Easily.

He said T14 bro.

clever.

I'm not trying to be clever. Texas just isn't a T14. At least the way I've interpreted it.

It's witty. Let it be. You can only go downhill from here.

thecactus wrote:Are we talking male or female?

Female talent.

You can cross off Berkeley and narrow your debate to T13 because there is nothing in this city sober or wasted

Public schools.

After that, choose schools in big cities, where if you don't want to go to the campus deli, you can take your pick of meat from elsewhere around the city.

Also: if you can't swing talent wherever you go, you need to work on yourself, not your location-selection. There are thousands of young people around no matter what school you go to. Some of them will look good.

BeenDidThat wrote:Public schools.

After that, choose schools in big cities, where if you don't want to go to the campus deli, you can take your pick of meat from elsewhere around the city.

Also: if you can't swing talent wherever you go, you need to work on yourself, not your location-selection.

There are thousands of young people around no matter what school you go to. Some of them will look good

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I invite you to Berkeley to prove me wrong.

Since you're a TLSer you're probably too lawtistic to pull either way.

i've always contended that you go to the best law school at the dumbest undergrad and your problems are solved

harborleaguemvp wrote:You can cross off Berkeley and narrow your debate to T13 because there is nothing in this city sober or wasted

-1. Berkeley students say this for some reason and it's just not true.

harborleaguemvp wrote:

BeenDidThat wrote:Public schools.

After that, choose schools in big cities, where if you don't want to go to the campus deli, you can take your pick of meat from elsewhere around the city.

Also: if you can't swing talent wherever you go, you need to work on yourself, not your location-selection.

There are thousands of young people around no matter what school you go to. Some of them will look good

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I invite you to Berkeley to prove me wrong.

Will you buy my plane ticket?

If you want a special kind of up-and-coming future HS talent, you go to PSU Law...

too soon?

NOT-NYU.

bk187 wrote:

bernaldiaz wrote:

nonprofit-prophet wrote:UT. Easily.

He said T14 bro.

Pretty sure UT is ranked 14.

UT is tied at 15 with Gtown.