A request for TLS/Ken Forum

[ChrisC]

Given that the release of this year's USNWR ranking is imminent, and that it will undoubtedly be posted on the main TLS website shortly thereafter, I have a small request: Can you please leave the 2010 rankings on the site as well, maybe under a link for archived rankings? I think viewing the rankings in context is invaluable, and that means comparing the current rankings to the past rankings. This would be the easiest way to allow students to do that.

Thank you.

[whuts4lunch]

makes sense. I would like to see the same.

[boss]

Maybe even better would be to create a chart with the %change as a column in it.

[Richie Tenenbaum]

Maybe even better would be to create a chart with the %change as a column in it.

This has already been done:
http://www.prelawhandbook.com/law_schoo ... sn_history

[98234872348]

Given that the release of this year's USNWR ranking is imminent, and that it will undoubtedly be posted on the main TLS website shortly thereafter, I have a small request: Can you please leave the 2010 rankings on the site as well, maybe under a link for archived rankings? I think viewing the rankings in context is invaluable, and that means comparing the current rankings to the past rankings. This would be the easiest way to allow students to do that.

Thank you.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... =1&t=83222

[Mr. Matlock]

Even better to have graphs and pictures isolating specific instances of instability between the Top 9, 14 would be ridiculous, schools and then forecasting the predicted end points in five year cycles.

[ChrisC]

Thanks for the links, hadn't seen them before. I still think it would be very valuable to have it as a permanent feature on the main TLS website, not just the forum. Especially since it has a detailed breakdown of the top 100, not just the T14 or T25, and includes their respective LSAT and GPA ranges.

[ChrisC]

Quick bump in light of the early release/leak of the rankings.