
Still, "most improved" award to dook!
starry eyed wrote:seriously if anyone is thinking of stepping up for michigan, you're objectively wrong
TheodoreKGB wrote:https://www.law.umich.edu/careers/classstats/Documents/ABASummaryClassof2014.pdf
Not looking good for Michigan Law
starry eyed wrote:seriously if anyone is thinking of stepping up for michigan, you're objectively wrong
TheodoreKGB wrote:https://www.law.umich.edu/careers/classstats/Documents/ABASummaryClassof2014.pdf
Not looking good for Michigan Law
PeanutsNJam wrote:Yeah wow it's pretty damning that Michigan's #s are dropping while all the other T14's are going up. bl+fc is below 50%.
Still, "most improved" award to dook!
BigZuck wrote:starry eyed wrote:seriously if anyone is thinking of stepping up for michigan, you're objectively wrong
No way bro
1. The students fail the school
2. CSO made me do it
3. SELF SELECTION!!!!
4. Young people like cities too much these days
5. Next year is the year they turn it around just you wait and see you haters
PeanutsNJam wrote:any baseless conjecture as to how this happened?
PeanutsNJam wrote:any baseless conjecture as to how this happened?
MT Cicero wrote:PeanutsNJam wrote:Yeah wow it's pretty damning that Michigan's #s are dropping while all the other T14's are going up. bl+fc is below 50%.
Still, "most improved" award to dook!
The numbers in the spreadsheet appear to be off. I'm seeing BL at 43.3% (169/390) and FC at 10.5% (41/390).
BL + FC = 53.8% (210/390). Are my numbers correct? We're using 100+ firms in this spreadsheet right?
Not a Michigan defender...just a math defender.
*Edit - scooped
PeanutsNJam wrote:any baseless conjecture as to how this happened?
TheodoreKGB wrote:https://www.law.umich.edu/careers/classstats/Documents/ABASummaryClassof2014.pdf
Not looking good for Michigan Law
If everyone at Mich exclusively targeted mediocre NYC offices like a lot of Cornell folks do, they'd have improved BL numbers. Duh. Some of the GPAs that got Mich people NYC jobs the last few years are quite shitty; the NYC placement power is good. But, only a minority of the class targets this way.
At equal cost, Mich. If Cornell is cheaper and all you want is NYC, then Cornell is a no-brainer.
Serett wrote:PeanutsNJam wrote:any baseless conjecture as to how this happened?
20-25% of the class going for PI/gov.'t.
Don't get me wrong, those biglaw numbers are seriously lagging, but, subtracting school-funded jobs, FTLTBR is within three points of UVA and is higher than NU. No solo practice, and only 6/390 unemployed - seeking, so whatever's happening, it's not people utterly striking out. If that much of the class was legitimately out for PI/gov.'t (and assuming most of them get it, either outright or after their school-funded stint), the sky isn't falling.
Tiago Splitter wrote:Serett wrote:PeanutsNJam wrote:any baseless conjecture as to how this happened?
20-25% of the class going for PI/gov.'t.
Don't get me wrong, those biglaw numbers are seriously lagging, but, subtracting school-funded jobs, FTLTBR is within three points of UVA and is higher than NU. No solo practice, and only 6/390 unemployed - seeking, so whatever's happening, it's not people utterly striking out. If that much of the class was legitimately out for PI/gov.'t (and assuming most of them get it, either outright or after their school-funded stint), the sky isn't falling.
I mean this is basically it. Michigan may really just be accepting a huge proportion of legit PI gunners. Still tough to go there if you want a firm though.
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