Look at the overlap between high employment schools and schools that employ their students.Regulus wrote:I'm glad that USNWR reported more accurate employment data this time, although there are still several improvements that could be made:
#1: Yale University - LSAT (170-176) - GPA (3.84-3.98) - Employment Rate (91.20%)
#2: Harvard University - LSAT (170-175) - GPA (3.77-3.95) - Employment Rate (93.70%)
#2: Stanford University - LSAT (168-173) - GPA (3.76-3.96) - Employment Rate (95.80%)
#4: Columbia University - LSAT (170-174) - GPA (3.58-3.82) - Employment Rate (95.40%)
#4: University of Chicago - LSAT (167-173) - GPA (3.65-3.96) - Employment Rate (95.10%)
#6: New York University - LSAT (169-173) - GPA (3.54-3.84) - Employment Rate (93.80%)
#7: University of Pennsylvania - LSAT (164-171) - GPA (3.55-3.94) - Employment Rate (91.20%)
#7: University of Virginia - LSAT (164-171) - GPA (3.53-3.93) - Employment Rate (96.00%)
#9: University of California, Berkeley - LSAT (163-170) - GPA (3.68-3.91) - Employment Rate (82.60%)
#9: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor - LSAT (166-170) - GPA (3.57-3.83) - Employment Rate (85.80%)
#11: Duke University - LSAT (166-170) - GPA (3.58-3.85) - Employment Rate (87.40%)
#12: Northwestern University - LSAT (164-171) - GPA (3.38-3.84) - Employment Rate (84.70%)
#13: Cornell University - LSAT (166-169) - GPA (3.54-3.77) - Employment Rate (76.10%)
#14: Georgetown University - LSAT (165-170) - GPA (3.43-3.82) - Employment Rate (71.10%)
#15: University of Texas, Austin - LSAT (163-169) - GPA (3.52-3.82) - Employment Rate (76.70%)
#15: Vanderbilt University - LSAT (163-170) - GPA (3.43-3.85) - Employment Rate (76.30%)
#17: University of California, Los Angeles - LSAT (164-169) - GPA (3.58-3.89) - Employment Rate (64.80%)
#18: University of Southern California (Gould) - LSAT (165-168) - GPA (3.51-3.- Employment Rate (69.60%)
#19: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities - LSAT (158-168) - GPA (3.36-3.89) - Employment Rate (66.30%)
#19: Washington University in St. Louis - LSAT (160-168) - GPA (3.34-3.78) - Employment Rate (66.60%)
#21: George Washington University - LSAT (161-168) - GPA (3.32-3.77) - Employment Rate (88.00%)
The data is from different years, but clearly USNEWS is allowing them to count this stuff, or schools like UVA would never have full employment.http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog ... ools-.html
Notre Dame: 22.6%
Boston University: 22.0%
UCLA: 18.6%
Virginia: 17.0%
Phoenix: 16.8%
Vanderbilt: 15.7%
George Washington: 15.6%
McGeorge: 15.2%
Golden Gate: 14.1%
Florida Coastal: 13.7%
New Hampshire: 13.6%
Fordham: 13.3%
Georgetown: 13.0%
Cornell: 12.9%
CUNY: 12.6%
Chicago: 12.3%
NYU: 12.2%
Yale: 12.2%
Emory: 11.6%
Case Western: 11.4%
Miami: 11.4%
Same old, same old.
Don't out me Leiter.